Country cops left hanging: review
Queensland's regional police officers have found themselves abandoned by central command according to a recent review of the organisation, struggling with burnout, a lack...
Motors ‘N’ Mochas a delight
More than 350 vehicles were lined up at last weekend's Motors 'N' Mochas Kingaroy event.
A diverse range of vehicles from vintage rides to...
Phantom ready for Variety Bash
The South Burnett's Kerrie Le Du and Allen Christensen are counting down the days before their Phantom Team hits the road as part of...
Quilt trail a great thread
Crafters followed the thread of the quilt trail last weekend, inspired by the handiwork of South Burnett quilters.
The quilt trail, which was the...
Bill Hull’s new ‘driver’
It will be business as usual as the Bill Hull Car Centre starts a new chapter.
The Mills Motor Group officially took on the...
Teaching legend’s next big step
A long-time Gayndah local and dedicated teacher of 30 years has taken on the top job at her local state school.
Leah Trott celebrated her...
De stash finds
Wooroolin's Town Hall was filled with crafty tables for the annual De Stash Day.
De Stash Day volunteer Wendy Turner shared there were 15...
Spirit of league alive and well
Following their victory over the Mundubbera Tigers at Monto last weekend, the Gayndah Gladiators are now just one point away from reclaiming the top...
Landing fees a hot topic
The topic of landing fees at the Kingaroy Airport has become a hot topic of discussion within council, as it has been brought up...
UPDATE: Woman free from Coominglah crash
UPDATE 3:
The woman, who was initially trapped in a vehicle after a crash at Coominglah this morning, has been freed.
Queensland Ambulance Services...
Stellar day of footy nears
The North Burnett town of Gayndah will throw open its gates to footy fans from across Queensland this coming Saturday.
Gayndah's Peter Dunn Oval is...
Kingaroy’s Dinner Under the Stars shined bright with $20,000 raised for LifeFlight
A night of shared purpose and community warmth lit up the South Burnett skies on Saturday, 8 March 2025, as locals gathered for the...
Taabinga’s terrific leaders
This year Taabinga State School has welcomed five Year 6 students into leadership positions.
Annabelle and Aubrey are the 2026 school captains, supported by...
