Speak with your feet
PULL-QUOTE
“There’s no language barrier when you’re playing the world sport - you can speak with your feet." - Dimas Bakini.
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With an impressive 14...
Swim season to make a splash
Swimming pools across the Burnett have been a big drawcard for the spring school holidays as the weather warms up.
Mum Pauline Woodall, who...
Eidsvold prepares to welcome racing crowd
Australia’s racing enthusiasts will once again flock to the North Burnett for Eidsvold’s annual race day on 3 October.
Despite coronavirus concerns gripping the Burnett’s...
Kumbia tees off
The Kumbia Golf Club came alive two weekends ago with over 50 golfers for one of the club's best attended social days in recent...
Man killed, girls injured in tragic crash
A man died in a single-vehicle crash south of Goomeri on Saturday afternoon.
The driver, a 30-year-old Ipswich man, died at the scene 12km south...
Taking one last look
With over 18 years of experience accessorising the South Burnett community, Christine Littlejohns said she has hundreds of great memories to take with her...
Walk to school day
Each year students from St. Joseph's and Gayndah State School band together on Walk to School Safely Day to walk from Jaycee Park to...
3 girls airlifted after ‘serious’ crash
UPDATE: The three children have been airlifted to the Queensland Children's Hospital this afternoon after a serious crash near Goomeri.
The two younger girls,...
Crews monitor large grass fire near Nanango
A large grass fire is currently burning north of Nanango.
Queensland Fire and Emergency Services crews are currently on scene at the vegetation fire...
Man airlifted after being crushed by boat trailer
A man has been airlifted after he was crushed under a boat trailer, in the South Burnett on Friday afternoon.
The Sunshine Coast-based RACQ...
A silent illness warrior
‘Ambulant’ is a word deriving from Classical Latin meaning ‘being able to move about and walk’.
For Jess Hodgson it is a word of...
Flair with a twist
One of Kingaroy State High School’s most beloved traditions, their annual Flair concert went ahead last week to the delight of students from grades...
New year’s markets
Nanango rung in the new year with their monthly markets last Saturday, 4 January.
People came to find a bargain, browsing through the various...
