Tag: News
Fresh crafts to make you smile
A fresh set of textile artworks are keeping keen crafters warm with ideas this winter.
Queensland’s Winter Craft Festival welcomed another two exhibitions to...
Mower experts “STIHL” going strong
When Keith Hansen and his son Darryl purchased Kingaroy Mower Centre in 1985, they had a goal of building the business into the first...
Budget in sights
The state budget has not tickled the fancy of the Member for Nanango.
Speaking at Queensland parliament in Brisbane on the state budget was the...
‘PEOPLE’S BUDGET’: Modest rate increase, recycling locked in
South Burnett ratepayers will need to account for a ‘modest’ rate increase and learn how to recycle this financial year.
In a historical moment,...
Cop’s run for epilepsy awareness
Mount Perry's Officer in Charge has been hitting the road this year, exchanging his navy uniform for a purple jersey and running shoes in...
Council welcomes Liberal MPs
A pair of Liberal National Party MPs from regional Queensland seats travelled to the North Burnett last week to discuss the local council's newly-announced...
Plan to decarbonise agriculture
Feed that can reduce methane from livestock, and a greener approach to fertiliser are among the measures Queensland is investigating to reduce emissions in...
How a routine patrol saved a life
A routine patrol by Kingaroy police officers saved the life of a driver who had a stroke behind the wheel of her car.
Karen...
Kingaroy’s doorway to the world
Travel is finally back - and Helloworld, one of Australia’s leading travel agencies, moved to Kingaroy Shoppingworld on 4 July.
The team at Helloworld...
Residents look for answers around solar farm
A group of concerned Kingaroy residents is continuing their fight for cooperation and answers as the proposed construction date for a 120 hectare solar...
Rates to rise as Council tackles deficit
North Burnett residents will soon be paying hundreds of dollars more in fees, charges and rates, following the announcement of the region's 2022-2023 budget...
Monto Museum of Art gets it’s opening
The Monto Museum of Art (MMOA) held the official opening for its 72-foot-long panorama Jay Creek, on Saturday, 2 July.
The massive artwork by late...
Fishing Classic hooks next generation of anglers
Young Burnett anglers aged 3 to 17 are being invited to take part in the Aussie Junior Fishing Classic.
This national fishing competition is...
