Horsin’ around Nanango
Some reining school-aged competitors were crowned winners after competing in barrel races and working cow horse competitions in Nanango.
On Friday, 14 May, schools from...
Big Show for young town
Monto’s annual Country Show is set to be one of the biggest in the entire North Burnett region, with 22 sections and a range...
ROADWORKS SPEEDING: 52kmp/h over the limit
A Nanango woman has lost her licence for six months after travelling at a speed of 112kmp/h in a clearly marked 60kmp/h zone on...
Kingaroy Men’s Shed to the rescue
Here’s a group of men who are not afraid to get their hands dirty and keep busy.
March 20 saw the inaugural Dinner Under...
Eidsvold’s one-of-a-kind bushfood project
Eidsvold’s Indigenous community has been invited to take part in a revolutionary partnership with the University of Queensland to develop a bush foods project...
PHOTOS: A view of the best at show
Set against the backdrop of stunning Mount Walsh National Park on the side of the Isis Highway, Biggenden drew in large crowds from near...
Musically talented kids
For young musicians and artists, the opportunity to showcase their skills at the Eisteddfod is monumental.
The 2021 Kingaroy Eisteddfod ran over several days,...
SPEEDY LEARNER: 82km/h over limit
A learner driver was caught driving at more than twice the limit, while his supervisor tested positive to drugs.
The Kingaroy Road Policing Unit...
Dust epidemic hits Kingaroy
83-year-old Ron Sampson was diagnosed with asbestos and pleural plaques after he was exposed to asbestos when working with banana bags containing the fibrous...
Supporting rural families with sick kids like Charli
With experience having a critically ill child in hospital hundreds of kilometres from home, Letisha Goodrich has thrown her full support behind additional housing...
Losing crops to contamination
When Wondai cow pea farmer, Duncan Gibson, noticed spray drift from the neighbouring cotton farm contaminating approximately $2000 worth of his crops he was...
Nomadland, a stunning look at solitude
Wow! Just.... wow
I have to say I wasn’t sure exactly what to expect walking into Nomadland. I’m historically fairly against what I consider to...
Christmas comes to Kumbia
Santa didn’t just drop in at Kumbia on a December evening – he danced a jig with delighted children and ushered in the...
