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Kristen Camp is a journalist for the Sunshine Coast Daily who focuses on court and development. Before the Daily, Kristen worked as a cadet at The Gympie Times and the Central and North Burnett Times.

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Property

FOR SALE: Popular North Burnett pub up for grabs

FANCY buying a hotel? This historic North Burnett pub is selling for the price of your average home.

Central & North Burnett

Knock down rebuild advertorial for Metricon. For Herald Sun Realestate 21OCT17

Biggenden ‘Streetscape’ upgrade approved by council

North Burnett Regional Council have announced the approval of the Biggenden Streetscape Concept Design which will improve parking.

Central & North Burnett

Inside a local photographer’s fascinating life

Rose Hamilton-Barr is a local North Burnett ex-journalist, who has a fascinating story to tell and explores her love of nature through the lens of her camera.

Central & North Burnett

Photographers capture the beauty of the North Burnett

The Gayndah Art Gallery is back in full swing after lockdown, with local photographers showcasing their captures of the North Burnett.

Central & North Burnett

Homeowners urged to watch out for unlicensed storm chasers

‘Make sure you know who’s knocking after the storm’: Homeowners are being urged to only use appropriately licensed tradespeople to repair damage as door knockers can be dodgy.

Property

Line of cows lined up along an old barb wire fence on beef cattle ranch in rural Australia

‘Ridiculous’: High demand for rural land drives prices up

‘As soon as we list them, they’re sold’: Cattle listings in the North Burnett and Wide Bay are hard to come by, with clients lining up for the chance to buy.

Central & North Burnett

Backpacker Agustin Charlone pictured at Sparacionofarms at Peats Ridge Friday 2nd October 2020. Joe Spiracino is finding it difficult to find pickers due to covid.pic Sue Graham

‘Struggle’ season ahead as picker concerns intensify

‘BIG growers are really going to struggle’. Burnett citrus growers are anticipating the ‘slow’ season ahead, with concerns they won’t be able to hire enough staff to pick the fruit.

Central & North Burnett

North Burnett citrus farmers loving the ‘beautiful’ rain

CITRUS farmers in the North Burnett Region praise the recent storms for bringing ‘beautiful’ rain, but the hail wasn’t a welcome visitor for their harvest.

Central & North Burnett

SOCIAL MEDIA IMAGE DISCUSS USE WITH YOUR EDITOR - FRESHLY SQUEEZED COMMITTEE: Jo Dowling, Dael Giddins, Tracey Taylor and Leah Trott as the new executive committee for the 2021 Gayndah Orange Festival.

Orange Festival date changed to comply with COVID

MARK the new date in your calendar for the 2021 Gayndah Orange Festival, after changes to comply with COVID-19 guidelines.

Property

North Burnett renters forced to buy as demand surges

Rentals in Gayndah are hot property, as the vacancy rate drops and investors clock on to the money-making opportunity in regional real estate.

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