EDITOR’S DESK: Power of words
I had the privilege of enjoying live theatre over the weekend. My Mum and I settled into the second row of Queensland Performing Arts...
Burnett’s Best with Kaylene Kapernick
Kaylene Kapernick, coach at South Burnett Little Athletics, has coached many athlete’s into greatness in hurdles and high jump, bringing the flop technique into...
Climate conversation: Putting agriculture at the heart
Producers understand all too well the extremes of the environment.
The land is their workplace, and droughts, bushfires, and floods appear all too frequently, seemingly...
Greenlight for Kumbia
Kumbia residents can look forward to a brand new town redevelopment, with completion projected for Christmas 2022.
South Burnett Regional councillors carried the proposal...
FULL LIST: Wondai boasts diverse range of award-winning art
Get lost amongst the variety of colours, textures, and styles at the Wondai Regional Art Gallery this October, as more than 70 artists display...
Closing time: Kingaroy cafe shuts, but owner still dreaming big
It's official: the beloved Kingaroy eatery Husky's Café is shutting its doors on 4 October - but owner Daniel Huskisson is already planning his...
Youth hub and funds brings hope
Death by suicide rates across the South Burnett and Cherbourg regions have been a point of discussion amongst the community for years.
With campaigns...
Grant gives lift to railway project
Two restored carriages will soon be lifted into place to form an iconic railway display at the Murgon Men's Shed.
This comes as Wide...
Insects and birthdays
My Twitter account recently featured a 50th birthday shout out to an old insecticide many of us may have forgotten about in recent years....
Teams needed to kick off sporty season
Gayndah's hottest summer sports opportunity is launching in less than two weeks' time - but spots are still available to register teams and players...
Burnett students hoof success
Burnett school students tackled all things cattle-related as they presented at the highly anticipated ’Hoof and Hook’ competition in Bundaberg.
As the end of Term...
Burnett’s nutty ag history
Ian Crosthwaite spent his entire career working with farmers across Queensland.
With more than four decades of knowledge behind him, the retired agronomist has seen...
Hivesville CWA’s devonshire delight
Hivesville CWA ladies served up a divine treat last weekend, complete with great treats and craft activities.
Ladies from fellow Wondai and Nanango...
