GALLERY: Local music’s best and brightest
The 2025 South Burnett Music Awards saw local songsmiths, vocal geniuses and the movers and shakers behind the scenes recognised for their hard work.
Crowds...
South’s land values to jump
The value of land in the South Burnett region will see a decent jump later this year.
More than 790,000 new land valuations for...
Festival’s ‘hop’ to Burnett
It seems Rabbits Eat Lettuce in the South Burnett this year, and not in the Elbow Valley.
A music festival, which had been shut...
Two hurt as car hits tree
Firefighters and police are at the scene of a crash on the D'Aguilar Highway at Coolabunia, near Lucas Road, where a car has left...
Funding promised at minister’s first visit
On National Close the Gap Day, 140 days since she was sworn into Queensland Parliament, Minister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships Fiona...
The hidden GEM
The South Burnett Gem and Fossicking Club is thrilled to host its 6th Gem Show at the Wondai Sports Ground on 5 and 6...
St John’s Preps of 2025
St John's Lutheran School welcomed three Prep classes this year.
The larger cohort of students have enjoyed many learning milestones this year already, settling...
St Johns 2025 leaders
St Johns Lutheran School has both primary and secondary students stepping up to lead their peers this year.
In secondary, Finley Cameron and Briar...
Barefoot Bowls a bowling success
Yarraman and District Bowls Club had a bowling success with their first Barefoot Bowls on Friday, 21 March, with 24 players taking to the...
Man hurt in highway truck crash
Paramedics are assessing a truck driver after a traffic crash on a highway just outside of Kingaroy this afternoon.
An ambulance crew, firefighters and police...
Young judges at Goomeri
On Friday, 21 March, the Goomeri Show held their afternoon of Young Paraders and Young Judges, where the young people interested in showing cattle...
Mr Phillips inspires young musicians
Many young South Burnett musicians have had the privilege of learning from and being inspired by 'Mr Phillips'.
Matt Phillips' dedication to teaching music...
Taabinga’s terrific leaders
This year Taabinga State School has welcomed five Year 6 students into leadership positions.
Annabelle and Aubrey are the 2026 school captains, supported by...
