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Community groups rewarded

RACQ Foundation spokesperson Lucinda Ross said groups including the Boondooma Museum and Heritage Association, Kilkivan Men’s Shed, Gympie and District Riding for the Disabled,...

Tourists ‘hungry’ to taste the Burnett

Beautiful scenery, delicious food and a breath of fresh air -what more could you ask for? South Burnett’s upcoming tourist initiative will incorporate all...

IN BRIEF: Drunken disturbances and stealing stolen phones

Public nuisance Kingaroy police were called to the Kingaroy Church of Christ on Burnett Street after reports of a disturbance on Friday, 26 March,...

Woman killed in fatal crash

The Forensic Crash Unit is investigating after a woman died following a crash on the Burnett Highway near Eidsvold earlier today, Sunday 28 March. Initial...

Man airlifted after motocross accident

The Bundaberg-based RACQ LifeFlight Rescue crew has flown an injured man to hospital, after a motocross accident, in the South Burnett. The chopper was called...

Motorcycle accident Goomeri

A male was transported to Murgon Hospital in a stable condition with a knee injury following a fall from a motorcycle on Moore Street...

Fine-tuning their writing

A story topic and theme were two important ingredients to a well-structured story, Nanango author Judy Grimes taught at a Kingaroy writing workshop. On Tuesday,...

Cushnie reader’s passion for local news

There is a continued strong demand for print journalism in regional Australia, according to a national survey which one Burnett Today reader participated in....

‘There is a real power we can have when we stick together’: Learn how...

Often there are subtle signs that someone is struggling. These signs will be pointed out at North Burnett suicide awareness workshops to help save...

Mayor to make decision on allegations

South Burnett Mayor Brett Otto said that he felt discomfort after being advised to decide the outcome of a fellow councillor's, Scott Henschen, misconduct...

Sidewalk Markets brings life to town

For once, Nanango's CBD was a bustle of activity on a Sunday. Nanango Tourism and Development Association Inc.'s first Sunday Sidewalk Markets were launched...

William McInnes’ team sport

A main stay in popular television series Blue Heelers, Sea Change, The Time of Our Lives and many more, William McInnes has won multiple...

Amalie takes on the nation

At the age of only 10, Memerambi local Amalie Draper is already one of Australia's best-performing student athletes. The Crawford State School student represented all...