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Woman bitten by a snake

As the weather warms up, be sure to stay on the lookout for snakes. A woman was reportedly bitten by a snake at a private...

GALLERY: GI comes to town

Bringing an important message. On Thursday, 10 November, Greg Inglis and the Goanna Academy came to T.J. O'Neil Oval in Kingaroy to share some footy...

Grass fire at Yarraman

A group of Queensland Fire and Emergency Service crews battled a grass fire in Yarraman near Emmert Street and the D’Aguilar Highway. According to a...

GI brings the importance of mental health to the South Burnett

Anyone can go through hard times, even elite athletes. Retired NRL player Greg Inglis came to the South Burnett under the banner of his Goanna...

QCWA Kingaroy’s new committee

The Association that keeps on giving. QCWA Kingaroy has a new committee leading into 2023. The new committee is Wendy Tully- president, Claire Knudsen- secretary, Janelle...

One to hospital after highway car fire

A vehicle fire on the busy D'Aguilar Highway this afternoon has seen one person hospitalised. First responders including Queensland Police, Ambulance and Fire and Emergency...

MEGA GALLERY: Class of 2022 Kingaroy State High School

Stepping onto the red carpet, and into the rest of their lives. On Friday 11 November, Kingaroy State High School held its formal for the...

Congratulations to our columnist

Our health columnist physiotherapist Diego de Farias Diehl diligently writes his 'He's Got Your Back' columns ever month for Burnett Today. However, this November...

BP Dam grant makes a splash

South Burnett Regional Council has been successful in winning a $50,000 grant from the Queensland government’s Tourism Experience Development Fund to boost visitor stays...

A quickstep down jazz lane

Step back in time to the jazz age with the South Burnett Community Orchestra. The orchestra's main annual concert 'Quickstep Down Jazz Lane' is guaranteed...

Burnett firies’ charitable ride

A group of Burnett firefighters has once again raised thousands of dollars for men's health by taking to the road on their postie bikes. Members...

Big changes to North’s Australia Day ceremonies

The changes to the ceremony are considered a cost-saving venture, and a chance to move forward as a region. North Burnett Regional Council decided to...

Final touches for Eidsvold homes

The final, finishing touches are being made to Eidsvold's new factory-built homes. The More Homes For Queenslanders initiative has allocated seven two-bedroom homes for...