Mountain bike champion makes comeback after chain snaps
A 16-year-old Coolabunia mountain biker suffered a setback recently when she was close to claiming a win when her chain snapped.
After this pulled...
Windera State School to celebrate 100 years
Windera State School will finally be able to celebrate its centenary this weekend.
After the unfortunate events of 2020 which forced the Windera...
‘How to save a mind’ -Tamsyn’s mission
“How do you save a mind?”
Tamsyn Rosenberg did not hesitate to answer the question fellow Rotary 9600 Conference speaker Rick Morton had posed in...
Burnett to become hub for ‘summer cash crop’
Kingaroy is poised to become an innovation hub in the agricultural world for pigeon pea research.
The Kingaroy Research Facility will expand with an...
Hermie’s long journey home
When Hermie the koala was struck by a car on the Goomeri to Murgon Road, the odds weren’t in his favour, however, the community...
EASTER: 4,000+ traffic infringements issued
More than 4,000 motorists have made poor decisions on Queensland roads over the Easter long weekend.
Six people have lost their lives and 135 individuals...
New owner reveals unique feel for Kingaroy diner
A familiar diner has had a revamp after its new owner noticed a gap in Kingaroy’s hospitality scene.
Tomo’s Diner, formerly known as...
Elite Braford breeder sale a success
More than 100 visitors and locals graced the Gayndah Showgrounds to be part of the inaugural Elite Braford breeder’s sale.
The event held on...
Pool’s egg-cellent event
Gayndah's swimming pool is sending the season off in style after welcoming locals big and small to its Easter weekend celebrations.
The pool, run by...
The country show thrives
The Goomeri Show schedule was jam-packed with cattle, agriculture, sideshow alley, dog shows, horse jumping, motocross, pavilion exhibitions, stalls, and food vendors.
Visitors enjoyed...
Small club punches above weight
Nanango Little Athletics Club are proud to host two state champions from the recent Queensland competition.
Standout performers, Harrison Weil and Paige O'Connor, both...
Local art goes under the hammer
Gayndah's art gallery was transformed into an auction house over the weekend, with scores of locals bidding on a range of one-of-a-kind paintings made...
Tensions rise at second crime meeting
A follow-up meeting to Murgon's first community town hall on crime in the region last week featured a markedly more tense atmosphere despite the...
