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‘Every child can learn’: Inspiring teacher rewarded

When it comes to inspirational changemakers in the community, teachers are instrumental in shaping young people’s lives. South Burnett teacher Zara Hebbel has been...

First Nations influence key to bushfire management

Fulfilling the aspirations of Elders is a key priority for The Bunya Peoples’ Aboriginal Corporation as they engage with Indigenous fire management protocols. Paul...

A place to eat and connect

On a quiet Tuesday evening in Kingaroy, the small courtyard of Little Italy is a place for the community to gather for a bite...

Community hero honoured

One of Gayndah's model young citizens is being recognised on a state-wide and national scale, with Burnett State College student Harrison Kemp receiving a...

Keeping community flowing

With the ten-year anniversary of its founding just around the corner, the staff at Kingaroy-based Fiedler Brothers Plumbing are looking back on nearly a...

‘Continual cycle’ supporting local

Being several hours from major town hubs can often mean Burnett farmers are isolated when it comes to securing essential resources. That’s where Kingaroy-based Westlink...

Kumbia’s koala sign restored

Kumbia’s resident koala has been restored to her rightful place, guarding the southern entrance of the small South Burnett town. The iconic entry statement, designed...

Large hailstones, damaging winds expected

Damaging winds and large hailstorms can be expected across parts of central and southeast Queensland. The Bureau of Meteorology has issued a severe thunderstorm...

Cherbourg’s hearing health hero retires

After a decade and a half of tireless service to his community, a Cherbourg healthcare legend is now tackling the next big step in...

Women’s health nurses hit the road

Women are encouraged to get along to one of the women’s mobile health clinics before the end of the year for a regular check-up. Darling...

Record profits for farmers at Biggenden

Burnett cattle vendors are celebrating a ’meteoric rise’ in sale prices after an auction at Biggenden on Monday 11 October saw records tumble and...

Nomads make grey-t company

Scores of grey nomads descended on Proston earlier this month, flocking to a two-day sports and camping event hosted by the Proston Golf Club. The...

Nick named local achiever

Australia Day saw the perfect opportunity to recognise all the region’s local achievers. The Blackbutt/ Benarkin area saw three of their residents nominated for...