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Kingaroy professionals and pollies reveal pornstar names

More than 70 people including business professionals, councillors and state politicians exchanged their secret pornstar names with each other in Kingaroy last night. These names...

Building own ‘bush’ fun

These are the Burnett's future engineers, architects, mathematicians, carpenters, builders, interior designers and even musicians. St John's Lutheran School junior primary students are learning...

Man injured in quad bike accident

A man has been airlifted to hospital after the quad bike he was riding flipped over and landed on him while he was working...

Hats off to Kingaroy artists

Usually having your hair in a bird's nest is considered a dishevelled embarrassment, but when there are a few styrofoam chickens roosting on a...

PHOTOS: Loving the wedding industry

Brides and grooms to be, along with their entourage, browsed the stalls and got the chance to meet the many faces behind different Burnett...

‘Underfunded and over utilised’: Budgets brings needed funds to DV victims

Kingaroy counsellor Michael Sanford said Federal Budget funding to assist domestic violence victims is essential to the Burnett, with services for DV continually ‘underfunded...

Cruella: the heart behind the villian

I debated long and hard with myself on whether to give spoilers in this review, as the only real problems I had with the...

50 years of tractors

Alan Mollenhauer has been in the tractor business for over 50 years. Despite the changing agricultural landscape Alan continues to be a friendly and familiar...

Support needed amid imminent ‘water crisis’

Amid an imminent 'water crisis' in the South Burnett, the pressure is on to find a permanent water solution for Kingaroy. In his search, South...

When country music meets the opera

Combining Opera and country music may seem like a bold move. However, Opera Queensland’s Director of Learning, Regional and Community Mark Taylor assures the...

Mortal Kombat: Aussie ‘prequel’ a fresh look

Let’s start with a bit of a history lesson. Video game film adaptions are basically cursed. Rarely has there been a good one. At...

Driving a solution to carpark cuts

The Kingaroy Chamber of Commerce and Industry president is urging employees to park outside the CBD to increase available car spaces for customers. This...

Monto’s mighty leaders

Monto State High School's newest cohort of student leaders are ready to make their mark. The school welcomed 13 student leaders on board in...

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