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...
The fine art of improv
Popular host of RockWiz, Home Delivery and the new series ‘Australia’s Biggest Sing-a-long’, Julia Zemiro has become a much-loved star of Australia’s small screen....
VET courses unlock employment
Vocational education and training coordinators from South Burnett schools gathered at the Kingaroy TAFE on Wednesday, 2 June to encourage students to seek alternative...
Q&A with Pat Van Kempen
For Burnett’s Best this week, we sat down with local artist Pat Van Kempen. The vibrant, eccentric, and passionate woman is a keen...
Gayndah’s Fun Day a hit with the kids
Gayndah's youngest residents had last week's Wednesday morning all to themselves after the local state school welcomed the community's children under eight years old...
Remains found in burnt-out home
Police have discovered human remains during their investigations into a suspicious house fire at Good Night near Bundaberg, which occurred on Saturday April 11.
Emergency...
