St Joey’s kids win big
Students of St Joseph's Catholic Primary School in Gayndah competed in an all-day swimming carnival at the town's pool last Friday, taking home a...
Picnic showcases local produce
Roberta Schablon said she couldn't have asked for a better launch day for the inaugural Olive Grove Picnic with Producers.
Held at Clovely Estate's olive...
Planning for adversity
There’s no doubt that 2020 has been filled with many unexpected twists and turns for agri-business owners across the land.
From the unprecedented Australian fire...
James goes a little potty
Growing herbs in pots is child’s play and there is nothing more satisfying then cutting fresh leaves or flowers from your garden to garnish...
Time to think big
The Kingaroy community are ‘nut’ going to wait any longer.
A locally-lead group of passionate supporters are taking matters into their own hands to bring...
A sibling reading rivalry
Avid readers, sisters Dior and Diya Sanju from St Mary's Catholic College have been burning through the books this year, collectively reading more than...
Mundubbera locals explore the internet
A Mundubbera-based community service centre hosted a workshop on Thursday morning teaching locals how to navigate the complicated and confusing challenges of the internet.
Under...
La Nina to bring more fun in rain
Finding big puddles to jump in, watching thunderstorms or seeing everything become alive and green again has been the week's highlight for many recently....
Nutty idea behind Proteco Oils
Peanuts will always be an integral part of Proteco Oils.
As the original inspiration for the nutty idea, managing director Josh Gadischke said their...
Burnett’s ‘pink’ support
South Burnett businesses turned a proud shade of pink during October.
This was in support of Pinking up South Burnett to raise awareness for...
Light competition back in 2020
Here comes Santa Claus, here comes Santa Claus, coming down Santa Claus Lane…
In preparation for the festive season, South Burnett Regional Council are asking...
Can’t stop this relay
She might only be in year six, but Taabinga State School vice-captain Gabby Wamsley knows the affect cancer can have on a family.
"When I...
3G shutdown starts today – here’s what you need to know
Australia's 3G network will shut down gradually over the next week starting from today, potentially preventing hundreds of thousands of phones and medical alarms...
