BP Fishing classic
It was fish galore over the weekend as Bjelke Petersen Dam hosted the Inland Fishing Classic, 5 and 6 October.
Overall it was a...
A Monto magic march
The Monto town went all out for the street parade, creating incredible floats to show off the magic of Monto.
All the local schools,...
Ration Shed marks 20 years
The Cherbourg Ration Shed Museum and Historical Precinct have kept the First Nations community's long and important history alive for the past 20 years,...
Celebrating rural women
Burnett rural women will be encouraged and championed at a lovely lunch next week.
On Tuesday, 15 October in honour of International Rural Women's...
GALLERY: Wondai’s biggest exhibition yet
Wondai Regional Art Gallery is hosting its biggest exhibition to date this month.
The South Burnett Regional Council October 2024 Open Art Competition was...
IN ACTION: State Champs at Gordonbrook
The South Burnett MTB Club hosted the Cycling QLD State XC Championships over the weekend, 5-6 October.
It was an awesome weekend with riders...
Hat found in search for Jack
Police have revealed a hat has been found in the Murgon area during a search for missing young man Jack McLennan.
The 27-year-old man...
Meet your mental health helpers
The South Burnett's mental health service providers set up shop in front of the Kingaroy Town Hall on Thursday afternoon as part of a...
Pink October Up
The entire South Burnett has been asked to "pink it up" for the month of October in support of Breast Cancer awareness.
On Tuesday,...
Cherbourg’s water future secured
Cherbourg will at last have ready access to safe drinking water for decades to come, following a $26 million funding announcement for a new...
IN BRIEF: Break-ins, stolen vehicles
The towns of Murgon and Wondai were rocked by a string of break-and-enters and car thefts over the past week, including an instance where...
Races a delight
It was a beautiful day of races in Eidsvold.
The Eidsvold Race Club held a fantastic day of racing on Saturday, 5 October. The...
Lest We Forget
The North Burnett's able-bodied men went abroad to fight for Australia in World War I - and many never returned.
On the 111th anniversary...
