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Twitter · KingaroySouth Burnett Regional Council is deferring capital works in the face of a $3.38 million operational deficit April 23, 2024 South Burnett Regional Council plans to defer almost $4.5 million of capital works, but it is not just to save money. The figure is included in 3rd Quarter Budget Review figures to be presented by Council staff to Wednesday’s General Meeting, the first for the newly elected Council. The reduction will bring Council’s 2023-2…See the Story
Council To Defer $4.5m Works - southburnett.com.au
Rugby League · KingaroyThe rain made conditions at Cherbourg difficult for the few hardy spectators that turned up April 22, 2024 It was a wet start to the 2024 rugby league season at the weekend, with heavy rain affecting several scheduled games. All junior games – from Under 6s through to Under 12s – went ahead as planned at Cherbourg on Saturday. The Under 14s boys games on Friday night and Saturday were also unaffected but the two scheduled women’s games did not g…See the Story
Wet Start For Rugby League - southburnett.com.au
Kingaroy · Kingaroy2024 Nanango Miss Teen Showgirl Emma Cullen and Miss Junior Showgirl Paige Weekes, both from Nanango April 21, 2024 The 115th Nanango Show had something for just about everyone last weekend … from racing ducks and pigs, to harness racing, chainsaw competitions and woodchopping. The action began on Friday with the announcement of the Showgirl and Rural Ambassador winners, as well as the Young Judges and Handlers competition. 2024 Nanango Showgirl…See the Story
Show Had Something For Everyone - southburnett.com.au
Soccer · KingaroyCathie D’Arcy and Kylie Birch, from the St John’s P&F committee, were at the door greeting patrons on Friday night April 18, 2024 Bookarama is back in Kingaroy … and this year, the St John’s P&F has experimented with a new way to raise a few more dollars (and have some fun). The P&F decided to experiment with a VIP Preview Night on Friday at Kingaroy Town Hall. For $10, guests could get first pick at browsing all the books, CDs, DVDs and other g…See the Story
Book Lovers Enjoy A Special Preview - southburnett.com.au
Kingaroy · KingaroyForaging for food is an innate behaviour in humans and something our ancestors have been doing for millennia – and fungi are among the most commonly sought-after provisions. But how dangerous is it to forage for wild mushrooms in Australia?See the Story
What to know if you're planning on foraging for fungi
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Kingaroy · KingaroyThe Cooinda Craft Group consists of an enthusiastic group of women of all ages who meet on Mondays in the Kingaroy Town Hall Reception Room (Photo: Supplied) April 18, 2024 Almost 250 craft items will be heading off from Kingaroy soon to help bushfire victims after a massive effort by the members of the Cooinda Craft Group. Members brought along the results of their work for a display in the Kingaroy Town Hall Reception Room on Monday. Secretary…See the Story
Heartfelt Effort For Bushfire Victims - southburnett.com.au
Kingaroy · KingaroyOpposition Leader David Crisafulli with South Burnett Mayor Kathy Duff at a function at Parliament House on Wednesday evening (Photo: SBRC) April 18, 2024 The “Class Of 2024″ gathered at Parliament House in Brisbane on Wednesday for a Mayoral Forum organised by the Local Government Association of Queensland. South Burnett Mayor Kathy Duff, Cherbourg Mayor Bruce Simpson and Toowoomba Mayor Geoff McDonald joined mayors and Council CEOs from across…See the Story
Class Of '24 Meets In Brisbane - southburnett.com.au
Kingaroy · KingaroyMember for Wide Bay Llew O’Brien, Member for Maranoa David Littleproud and Kilkivan Action Group spokesperson Katy McCallum at a rally against the Borumba pumped hydro project in Brisbane last year (Photo: LNP) April 17, 2024 by Anne Miller The State Government has promised a mandatory “Code of Conduct” for the renewable energy industry in a bid to quieten opposition to projects in rural and regional areas of Queensland. A statement released on…See the Story
