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Youth council highlights

The South Burnett's Youth Council are excited to provide a voice for the young people in their community. The dozen youth members have already...

Fresh look ahead for courts

At the monthly council meeting on Wednesday, 18 June, the South Burnett Regional Council discussed a submission from the Kingaroy Netball Association. It was...

Importance of inoculation

Since my efforts at the family farm in the late 1960’s of applying peat inoculant on soybean seed - via shovel, on a tarp...

Look at DEI, diversity, equity and inclusion, in the bible

In November 2010 QF32 took off from Singapore for Sydney. Within minutes one of the motors exploded, causing massive damage to the plane, its...

Mick helps TAFE at School students build skills and a sense of community

Greater Kingaroy resident, Mick Scott, is a dedicated TAFE Queensland carpentry teacher specialising in delivering the TAFE at School Certificate I in Construction (CPC10120)...

OPINION: Community at the core

Rural Queensland's strength lies in its communities and the people who underpin it, working together for their collective benefit. They are stronger when they...

Saint Mary’s hits the right notes

Saint Mary's Catholic College is excited to find out its new Instrumental Music Program has been 'hitting the right notes'. The progam which was...

Aunty’s lifetime of learning recognised

A Wakka Wakka elder and celebrated educator added yet another honour to her resume last month, receiving the Lowitja Institute's lifetime achievement award in...

Program spreads its wings

Current and former radio talents, custodians of history and leaders in governance were among the graduates of a Cherbourg-based pilot program by the Red...

QYO inspires young musicians

The South Burnett’s budding and community musicians were recently inspired by some of the state’s most talented young musicians. A group of 13 members...

Checks and permits mean large trees left to loom over homes

The South Burnett Regional Council has confirmed it is still not ready to remove a group of eucalypts from the corner of a busy...

IN PICS: Kingaroy’s under 8s fun

It was fun in the sun as families came to the park to celebrate being under eight. On Thursday, 3 July, in Memorial Park...

‘We’re sorry’: Bega CEO unpacks peanut factory closure

Bega Group's chief executive officer Pete Findlay has travelled to Kingaroy today to face the music regarding his employer's decision to close down the...