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Monogorilby welcomes kindergarten program
Monogorilby State School is one of 30 Queensland schools which will see Queensland’s Remote Kindergarten Program introduced over the next two years.
Burnett clubs could benefit from new sport grants
Ken O’Dowd is calling on sport and physical activity providers in the region to apply for funding from a national program.
Should children’s art classes continue at Mundubbera?
Mundubbera’s Sue Lederhose wants to ensure children in her town continue reap the benefits of having art in their lives and she needs the community’s help.
Pilot lucky to be alive after Burnett plane crash
A plane has crashed in remote bushland west of Mundubbera.
Fatties take the win at legendary golf day
Fatties vs Skinnies is a golf day invented in the 1970s which sees the leanest and meanest Gayndah golfers take on the more cuddly clubbers.
Monto makes moves for 89th annual show
For months volunteers have been preparing for Monto’s 89th annual show and now a new committee is excited to announce what patrons can experience.
Community called to help pull down tree
It’s time for Gayndah’s Christmas tree to be packed away.
GRAPHIC: Child’s pet sheep mauled in Monto
A Monto family found their daughter’s pet sheep Kayley mauled to death, allegedly by dogs.
Teen twins turn tracks into treasures
Harrison and Jackson Kemp have turned railway dog spikes into colourful works of art, to raise money for the restoration of carriages at Gayndah
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