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Wide Bay-Burnett road upgrades

The improvement of road safety in Wide Bay-Burnett will create 64 jobs as funding has been approved for ten upgrade projects. The Federal Government has...

Woman dies in tragic South Burnett crash

A woman has died following a tragic two-vehicle crash in the South Burnett today. A Queensland Police Services spokesperson said preliminary investigations indicated that...

Covid-19 drive-thru testing boom

Covid-19 testing numbers have jumped by over 5000 since a Brisbane cleaner tested positive for the UK strain. A Darling Downs Health spokesperson said 61,278...

Two airlifted after serious Burnett head-on crash

A man and a woman in their 20s have been transported in two rescue helicopters to the Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital in a...

Farmers’ Water Win

Burnett farmers estimate innovative irrigation technology has doubled their cattle production in their fight against drought. Despite being well-established graziers in the Burnett, Jason and...

Slotcar racer opens Gayndah’s newest club

A Gayndah-based slotcar racing club and shop has opened its doors to North Burnett locals, with the store's owner aiming to earn the town...

Fun at Wondai Parkrun

Wondai Parkrun celebrated its fourth birthday last Saturday. Browse the pictures to see how the speedy runners marked this milestone.

School holiday fun with PCYC

It’s not too late to make the most of all the exciting school holiday activities on offer down at the South Burnett PCYC in...

‘Cookie’ shares on mo

After 41 years as an auxiliary firefighter Wayne ‘Cookie’ Jeffrey is a fairly well known chap about Wondai –that is until you shave his...

Rodeo action, rain or shine

Bull- and horse riders from all over Queensland competed at a Gayndah rodeo event over the weekend, braving the North Burnett's rain, wind and...

New clothes and crockery stall at markets

A steady crowd flocked to markets to browse clothes, books and fresh produce. Stallholder Chloe Paul said it was her first time selling products at...

‘No hope of going organic’: Farmers all aboard protest against rail trail

A Hivesville farmer’s almost wholly organic farm could be risked if a potential rail trail goes ahead. At a community meeting at Hivesville...

Triple 0 call fails

“When you can’t get through to triple 0 or it cuts out, that's dangerous.” This is what South Burnett resident Jo Hillar said after...

Warriors reunite