Farmers relishing rains
WHEAT farmers in the region are grinning after weeks of rainfall provides optimal conditions for their crops.
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Tasty tipples
ONE local winery has been winning gold, making a stir nationwide and bringing the spotlight on the quality wine the region produces.
Turbines generate controversy
Turbines cause controversy
Cutting the fat
BACK to basics was how Mayor Wayne Kratzmann described the 2012/2013 South Burnett Regional Council budget.
No need for speed in Moore
MOORE residents are concerned with the number of motorists disregarding speeding signs on the D’Aguilar Hwy that runs through the township.
Ships of the desert head to region
IF YOU look at the Chinese calendar it will tell you 2013 is the year of the snake but it looks like, for South Burnett, it will be the year of the camel.
Miss Show Girl thrilled with win
THE South Burnett Show Society sub-chamber judging was held in Goomeri last Saturday night, with results that crowned a young Nanango lady Miss Show Girl.
Charity ride is a big achievement
THREE years ago the thought of a simple task like riding a bike down the street seemed like an impossibility to Josie Potter.
Cold but no records broken
The wet weather is finally over but keep your winter coats handy because the cool temps are here to stay
Peddling for a cause
THE MAROONS aren’t the only ones gearing up for round two, so is Kingaroy bike rider Josie Potter.
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