Eco-art raises eyebrows
Wondai's art gallery has welcomed in its newest exhibition courtesy of a collective of Northern Territory artists, in an effort to enlighten the region...
Palliative ward used for Covid care
Murgon Hospital’s palliative care ward has been used as a temporary Covid-19 clinic.
Member for Nanango Deb Frecklington questioned the use of the Murgon...
Meet Callide’s by-election candidates
Colin Boyce's early resignation from the Callide seat due to his 'promotion' to the Federal seat of Flynn in the 2022 election has sparked...
Heath’s mammoth fundraiser effort
At just 10 years old, Biggenden youth Heath Radel has gone bald - for a good cause.
The son of North Burnett deputy mayor Robbie...
First win of many for stroke support group
The South Burnett's recently-launched stroke support and advocacy group has received an important boost in its quest to improve access to healthcare services for...
Wondai walks to school
Students stood excitedly around Wondai's iconic 'Charlotte the Emu' statue last Wednesday morning.
Wondai State School students met at Coronation Park before participating in...
Speaking the unspoken
A returned Nanango local has launched the first stage of the region's new grassroots mental health initiative, inviting locals and visitors to a country-style...
Kumbia turns out for garage sale
Cold and windy the day may have been, but Kumbia and district residents turned out in force for the annual town garage sale on...
ORIGIN: Game 1 recap and Cobbo’s debut
The odds were against them.
The Maroons hadn’t won a game in Sydney for five years.
The 10s of thousands of blues supporters were ravenous...
Cherbourg’s water future secured
Cherbourg's days of water woes are finally over following the grand opening of two two-megalitre concrete reservoirs for its water treatment facility at a...
A town of many facets
On paper, it may look like a small town, but Yarraman truly has it all - world-class food, nature, and recreation opportunities, all topped...
Dry winter comes after a wet autumn
Parts of the Burnett have recorded one of their wettest Autumns on record.
Climatologist Dr Blair Trewin from the Bureau of Meteorology says residents...
Big morning out in Nanango
On the first Saturday of each month Nanango comes alive.
The iconic Nanango Country Markets are held at the Nanango Showgrounds from 6am to...
