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KSHS Year 7 garden begins

The Kingaroy State High School Year 7 Wellbeing class has seen the students develop self confidence and respect through a variety of projects, with...

Weaner steers $6.15 at Gympie

A good quality yarding of 1187 cattle by Sullivan Livestock at their regular fortnightly Gympie Cattle Sale held Monday, 10 November 2025, saw the...

IN BRIEF: Crashes, falls, fires

Paramedics have been busy across the Burnett over the last few days. Here's a wrap up of Queensland Ambulance Service paramedics' jobs over the...

KSS students counting birds

Kingaroy State School has taken on Australia’s citizen science event, the 2025 Aussie Bird Count. The school decided to participate in this event to...

Spring Fete at Gunther Village

Gunther Village's residents loved opening up their doors to the community for their annual spring fete. The Central and Upper Burnett District Home for...

Farmers push for ‘common-sense’ environment reforms

The peak body for Queensland farmers is asking to give more input into the overhaul of Australia’s federal environmental laws to ensure they protect...

Christmas in Manumbar

Despite the rain and steamy humidity, the Manumbar Campdraft Christmas Tree event was a great success. On Saturday, 15 November, the small campdraft grounds...

Daniel’s Law: protecting QLD’s children

Keeping Queensland children safe has been something uniting all levels of government, with the Crisafulli Government finally delivering on a key election commitment. The Crisafulli...

Pumpkin committee for 2026

It will be 30 years of Goomeri Pumpkin Festival by the time the 2026 festival rolls around, so the committee is getting a head...

GALLERY: A trucking cohort of Murgon’s graduates

It was a trucking good time at Murgon State High School's 2025 formal, where a cohort of 40 students walking through the school gates...

BSC’s best and brightest

Burnett State College in Gayndah held its 63rd annual awards night on Tuesday, 11 November, recognising its strongest academic performers, athletes and community champions. The...

Secure communities program delivers safety for small businesses

Member for Nanango Deb Frecklington has welcomed the opening of Round 2 of the Secure Communities Partnership Program, which now allows small and family...

Rural portrait captures hearts

A rural portrait of a father and son on a tractor together took home the top prize of the 2026 David Bryce Rural Art...