Tag: News
Stephanie’s commitment to empower
When 22-year-old Stephanie Wollard was travelling through Nepal in 2006, she had no idea that her life was about to change forever.
What started as...
Rosemary: Smelly, sturdy, and symbolic
Rosemary is unquestionably my favourite herb.
Forget the backyard lemon tree, I believe no garden in Australia is complete without a rosemary plant.
In...
Lost pets find their way home
Local resident Cassie Kelly acted quickly when she found a lost dog wandering around 15 kilometers from Kingaroy.
Within a day, she was able...
Ireland jigs to Kingaroy
Kingaroy is set to have a ‘Taste of Ireland' as the international music and dance sensation prepares to impress the South Burnett in May...
Maidenwell runner’s weekend
Returning again in 2023, the Maidenwell Running Festival had a fantastic turn out over the Easter long weekend despite the wet weather and Covid-19...
Digital licences soon to be a reality
RACQ has welcomed news motorists could soon store their licences on their smartphones after a successful trial and regulation changes paved the way for...
Following their footsteps to Cherbourg
An almost century-old, coffee-stained photo of her great grandparents’ wedding is just about all the information Ashlee Donohue has about the pair’s love story....
Kingaroy food company rolls out ‘Plenty’ of changes
A popular Kingaroy oil company is introducing plenty of exciting changes.
As of 1 April, Proteco Oils and its brands, including Purity Pressed and...
GALLERY: Fun in the sun at Nanango Show
The 2021 Nanango Show drew big crowds with plenty on offer from the side show alley, horse and cattle events and even a dinosaur...
Nanango Show marks 120 years
Nanango’s 120th Show had a brush with royalty as Queensland’s Governor General officially opened the agricultural show.
“The Nanango Show has given joy to...
Alex smashes his personal best
14-year-old Alex Reddacliff smashed his personal best and jumped 22 spots in his ranking at the national swimming championships at the Gold Coast over...
MEGA GALLERY: Colour fun for Cherbourg kids
It was all smiles at Cherbourg yesterday as children dodged colour bombs, sprayed water, and wrestled opponents in sumo suits.
Police, Fire and Emergency Services,...
Experts’ warning comes true as bridge broken again
A team of Bundaberg engineers correctly predicted last week's destruction of Bon Accord Bridge just 13 months on from its reopening.
Bon Accord Bridge, which...
