Seniors’ group’s double-header
A rapidly-growing group of South Burnett seniors is inviting the region's locals to two upcoming meetings.
The South Burnett Filipino Australian Seniors' Group prepares to...
Tansey gold rush imminent
The search for gold near Tansey could resume as soon as the end of 2025, according to the Brisbane-based firm which now owns the...
Landcare trailblazers invest in ag future
Monto's Burnham family are proud to invest in the future of agriculture.
Carly and Grant Burnham and their four children Lily, Ruby, Knox and...
Resin helps boost mental wellbeing
Learning new skills in resin and woodwork, and meeting new people was a chance for people to get creative during Mental Health Week.
The...
Seniors’ lunch a lovely outing
The Kingaroy Senior Citizens' Club met over lunch and tried their luck at a large raffle as part of Queensland Seniors' Month on Friday.
The...
NAB keeps rural Burnett branch alive
NAB's Kingaroy branch is looking fresh after its $2.6 million upgrade.
Branch Manager Michael Everson welcomed the transformation to the South Burnett branch.
“It’s...
Council welcomes new Aussie citizens
The Warren Truss Chambers were full at the October Ordinary Council Meeting, as new Australian citizens were warmly welcomed.
A citizenship ceremony was held...
Shrek show to be a joy
Are you a believer in fairytales, unlikely true loves, or great musicals?
South Burnett Musical Comedy Society is proud to present Shrek the Musical...
Learn how to save a life
Kingaroy's Local Ambulance Committee is on a life-saving mission on Restart a Heart Day, reaching out to residents needing to brush up on their...
Crews to investigate ‘suspicious’ Tarong fire
A "suspicious" Tarong house fire has been declared a crime scene this morning.
A Queensland Fire Department spokesperson reported that the house fire at...
Men’s sheds unite for mental health
The Kingaroy Men's Shed united with other local sheds in honour of Queensland Mental Health Week, to hold a luncheon.
On Wednesday, 8 October, 60...
Tarong coal power gets gov’t stay of execution
The Queensland Government has announced a plan to delay the end of state-owned coal power plants by up to a decade in its new...

















