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Kingaroy and Tolga Peanut Processing Plants to Close_ Bega Announces

Oceania · Australia

Kingaroy and Tolga Peanut Processing Plants to Close_ Bega Announces

58% Right coverage: 12 sources

Bega Group says Australia's peanut industry faces increased competition from imports and declining production. ...See the Story

That’s a Wrap: NAIDOC Week Finishes in Style in Geraldton

That’s a Wrap: NAIDOC Week Finishes in Style in Geraldton

75% Left coverage: 4 sources

Remarkable local leaders — present and future — were honoured as NAIDOC Week’s 50th anniversary celebrations came to a colourful and inspiring end in Geraldton.See the Story

Heit Appointed Deputy Mayor - southburnett.com.au

Kingaroy · Kingaroy

Heit Appointed Deputy Mayor - southburnett.com.au

Division 6 councillor Cr Ros Heit will take over the Deputy Mayor’s role on August 3 July 17, 2025 Division 6 councillor Ros Heit will take over the role as Deputy Mayor of the South Burnett Regional Council on August 3. The appointment was confirmed at Wednesday’s general meeting of council which followed the Budget meeting. Cr Heit will replace Division 1 councillor Jane Erkens who served in the role from December 4 after taking over from Divi…See the Story

GALLERY: Bunya Mountains Celebrates NAIDOC

The Bunya Mountains hosted locals and visitors for a day of NAIDOC celebrations. The Bunya Peoples Aboriginal Corporation and the […] Subscribe or Login to see the rest of the content.Queensland, Australia · Queensland See the Story

Boost In Social Housing - southburnett.com.au

July 18, 2025 The State Government has announced a much-needed boost in social housing for the South Burnett. Thirty new social and community homes in Nanango and 11 in Kingaroy are either in construction or under contract, a spokesperson said on Friday. These are on top of the construction of 23 new homes announced in the recent Cherbourg Council Budget. A government spokesperson said a record $5.6 billion would be invested to deliver new socia…Housing · Kingaroy Read Article

Juniors Shift To Kingaroy - southburnett.com.au

July 17, 2025 The South Burnett Junior Soccer competition will be shifting to the Kingaroy junior fields this Saturday for Round 9 of the 2025 competition. In Under 12/13s, Kingaroy Blacks Electrical v Nanango Panthers Blue; and Barambah Connolly’s State Waste Bears v Nanango Panthers White. In Cadets, Barambah Raffin Electrical Bears v Kingaroy CTC Mechanical. Mini Roos will also be in action! The South Burnett women’s competition will be cont…Kingaroy · Kingaroy Read Article

Small Rate Rise But Fees Increase - southburnett.com.au

Councillors passed their 2025-26 Budget on Wednesday … from left, Cr Heath Sander, Cr Danita Potter, Deputy Mayor Jane Erkens, Mayor Kathy Duff, Cr Ros Heit, Cr Linda Little and Cr Deb Dennien July 16, 2025 South Burnett councillors unanimously voted on Wednesday to adopt their 2025-26 Budget, which includes a 2.25 per cent rate rise – or $45 per year – for almost 7400 property owners. However, Mayor Kathy Duff warned that because of inconsisten…Kingaroy · Kingaroy Read Article

Council To Vote On 2.25pc Rate Rise - southburnett.com.au

The South Burnett Regional Council’s Budget meeting will be held on Wednesday July 14, 2025 South Burnett councillors are expected to adopt a 2.25 per cent rise for most property owners when councillors consider the 2025-26 Budget at Wednesday’s Special Meeting. But it’s not all good news for ratepayers. Some charges will be rising much more, including a 15 per cent rise in the waste management levy to $245 per property per annum. Waste collecti…Kingaroy · Kingaroy Read Article

Wondai Hosts Unique Exhibitions - southburnett.com.au

Nicole Miller … organised the display of works by David Bryce and André Minaux July 14, 2025 Two of the most unusual exhibitions – and probably the most valuable – seen in the South Burnett for some time are gracing the walls of the Wondai Regional Art Gallery this month. A total of 88 works by the late William David Bryce, the South Burnett’s best-known artist of recent decades, are on display and available to buy. Also on display are works by …Kingaroy · Kingaroy Read Article

Feds Approve New Solar Farm - southburnett.com.au

July 11, 2025 The Federal Government has given the green light to a new solar farm along the Wide Bay Highway at Lower Wonga. Environment Minister Murray Watt said on Tuesday the 100MW Hookey Creek solar farm would produce enough energy to power 40,000 homes. The project, proposed for beside the existing Woolooga Solar Farm, would also include a 200MW battery energy storage system with up to eight hours of storage capacity. It is about 1km from…Kingaroy · Kingaroy Read Article

Novel Casts Light On Cherbourg Life - southburnett.com.au

Author Tess Merlin has woven aspects of her life as a police officer into her historical novel July 10, 2025 A former police officer who served in the South Burnett has written an historical novel which casts a light on life in and around Cherbourg in the 1970s. “Red Dirt, Blue Lights” tells the story of a young policewoman, Tess, and a young Cherbourg woman, Jemma, who is debating whether to stay in community to care for her nan, or run away to…Kingaroy · Kingaroy Read Article

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