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Holly is a journalist at the South Burnett Times and Central & North Burnett Times, covering crime, courts and business news as well as general and breaking news. She started her career as the weekend reporter with the Northern Star. She also holds a Master’s Degree in International Studies from Sydney University.

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South Burnett

SOCIAL MEDIA IMAGE DISCUSS USE WITH YOUR EDITOR - Cherbourg's Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander leadership would still prefer interstate travellers to not visit the community.

Cherbourg checkpoint comes down early

THE Cherbourg checkpoint has been removed today, enabling freedom of movement for residents and visitors alike.

Police & Courts

The complainant is currently pregnant with a baby suffering from a heart condition.

Partner allegedly beat mum-to-be carrying extremely ill baby

A man faces charges of domestic violence against a pregnant woman who is carrying a baby with a heart condition.

Police & Courts

Operation Knuckle culminated in the execution of 31 search warrants, with 34 people charged with 166 drug offences. Picture: QPS

Bail granted for accused drug-trafficker facing 91 charges

DESPITE facing 91 charges, an alleged drug trafficker walked free from court today after securing bail.

South Burnett

Alford Street Carpark closed for major reconstruction

ONE of Kingaroys most rundown carparks is set to be revitalised next week.

South Burnett

Morty Douglass has been acclaimed by the National Board for his efforts in supporting bowlers of all abilities. File Photo.

Kingaroy business owner bowled over by national honour

Kingaroy Tenpin Bowling owner, Morty Douglass, has been elected to Tenpin Bowling Australia’s national board.

South Burnett

Rumble strips are set to line the Burnett Highway, alerting tired and distracted drivers.

‘Sleepy bumps’ to alert drowsy drivers on Burnett Highway

THE Burnett Highway is part of a $1 billion road safety makeover

South Burnett

Councillors vote to slash their own allowances after backlash

‘We don’t have our snouts in the trough’: Regional council cuts councillor meal, fuel payments. FULL DETAILS INSIDE:

South Burnett

Simon Stretton is concerned that continuing gunfire near his sanctuary is impacting the health of his dingoes and himself.

Gunfire sends Dingo Sanctuary owner to hospital

SIMON Stretton is searching for answers after loud blasts left him hospitalised with a heart condition

South Burnett

Mayor Brett Otto regrets not further consulting the community prior to the councils vote to raise standpipe water prices, but stands by the decision.

Mayor stands by water price hike after community backlash

Despite admitting more consultation was needed, Brett Otto said the price increase ‘wasn’t a mistake’

South Burnett

Murgon to showcase rich history with $1.6 million boost

THE multi-million dollar funding package will boost local tourism, jobs, and community

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