Human power to be put to the test
YARRAMAN State School’s Human Powered Vehicle team is on a roll as they get ready to overtake their competitors next month.
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IT’S official.
Vets fix memorial
CAN you imagine fighting in a war, risking your life on a regular basis to ensure the freedom of your country?
Students bowled over on greens
JAPANESE students who are visiting Kingaroy State High School were treated last Friday to an event that is rare in their native country…
Taking each step as it comes
THE Blackbutt Walkers have done their bit to help the Heart Foundation reach its two millionth walker.
Preserving history
MORE than 20 volunteers started the painstaking work of restoring the Taromeo Cemetery last weekend after large sections were destroyed during the 2011 floods.
Poor drainage is a dilemma
A HOUSING development in Memerambi has been the centre of controversy for many months now and residents are still unhappy with its progress.
Development debate
LAST Wednesday night South Burnett Regional Council approved a $3.7million grant for the newly planned Sunnyvale land development.
An egg-cellent education
SIX new visitors at St Patrick’s Catholic Primary School in Nanango will be ruling the roost from now on.
Closing time
THE latest figures from the Bureau of Statistics reveal the Global Financial Crisis’ ripples are still being felt by South Burnett business owners.
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