PHOTOS: Taabinga does it ‘by the book’
It was no ordinary school day at Taabinga State School as other-worldly characters swept through the hall.
Underneath the masks and helmets were Years...
Slice of Monto Magic to be revived
The historic Mulgildie Hotel may soon be operational once again, with an expression of interest made for the 95-year-old watering hole situated right by...
Kumbia gateway to South Burnett, Bunyas
Kumbia could soon be poised for development as the dual gateway to the South Burnett and the Bunya Mountains National Park on the back...
PHOTOS: A choir’s journey through music
An unlikely slithering guest anchored audiences back to Australia at the South Burnett Chorale ‘Around the World’ concert on Sunday, 29 August.
The alleged...
Machinery club cash in for ramps
A $3000 grant from the South Burnett Regional Council will see the Kingaroy and District Machinery Club upgrade their building to a more inclusive...
Readers take on State Challenge
Potential lockdowns and nerves were not going to stop these super readers from making history and competing in the Reader's Cup State Finals.
Coolabunia...
HOME INVASION: Teen robs elderly woman
An elderly woman was terrified when two teenagers, armed with knives, kicked down her back door demanding her car keys whilst high on ice....
Buy local: Supporting ‘Our Town’
'Keep your money where your heart lives' is exactly what supporting your local community means.
By doing this we support an economy of friends and...
Youth group lets its talents shine
Gayndah Youth Space welcomed adults and kids alike to its first Fun Day event at the RSL lawns on 28 August for a day...
Man threatens ex-partner in series of attacks
A 30-year-old man has been sentenced after being charged with eight offences, including unlawful stalking with violence following a 12-year-long relationship that broke down....
‘Funding disappeared’: MP raises concerns over ‘dangerous bridges’
Funding concerns for a bridge on the school bus route to Durong State School have arisen, in light of conflicting statements from politicians.
Nanango...
‘Our children matter’: Cherbourg suicides devastation as community cries for help
Multiple deaths by suicide in the past two months have sent devastating shockwaves through the close-knit indigenous community of Cherbourg .
The grieving community...
Experts’ warning comes true as bridge broken again
A team of Bundaberg engineers correctly predicted last week's destruction of Bon Accord Bridge just 13 months on from its reopening.
Bon Accord Bridge, which...
