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Madeline Grace is a journalist for the Sunshine Coast Daily covering court, crime, breaking news, business, human interest, health, and education across the region. She spent more than two years covering news for the Courier-Mail and Quest News in Brisbane and its surrounding suburbs. She got her start as a cadet journalist at the South Burnett Times in 2018.

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The QLD Department of Health defined a fad diet as: "Diets that make claims of weight loss or positive health effects without solid scientific evidence.”. Picture: fizkes

Fad diets in 2019

State Government’s Department of Health recently released a press release discussing fad diets.

Emily Blunt in a scene from Mary Poppins Returns.

Mary Poppins Returns

Mary Poppins may have returned to the Banks family; but, not the children we know from the first film.

South Burnett artist Amber Goldsmith will be performing at The Palace Hotel for the Hay-Runners Buy a Bale Fundraiser. Picture: The Palace Hotel Nanango

Buy a hay bale for farmers

A great chance to support farmers and South Burnett hay farmers.

Dancing for Kingaroy dance academy. Picture: Abigail Andersson

Waltz into the new year with Kingaroy Dance Academy

Kingaroy Dance Academy is currently taking new enrolments.

Rhonda Trivett with Suncoast Spinners coach Nathan Wilburn. Picture: Contributed

Disability advocate shares plan for a better South Burnett

Kingaroy’s Rhonda Trivett has spoken of her plan to start a South Burnett wheelchair basketball club

South Burnett PCYC is hosting a free movie night in Murgon on January 25. Picture: PCYC Queensland

Be surprised by free family entertainment

The South Burnett PCYC is hosting their last free movie night of the month.

ON WEDNESDAY, January 9 at 11.55pm Kingaroy Police intercepted an 18-year-old Kingaroy man on Haly St. Picture: TAHLIA STEHBENS

Kingaroy man charged with knife possession

Kingaroy man found with knife.

KINGAROY Police have responded to nine separate traffic-related offences in the South Burnett between January 7 and January 13. Picture: TAHLIA STEHBENS

Traffic offenders nabbed by police

Kingaroy Police have responded to nine separate traffic-related offences in the South Burnett between January 7 and January 13.

A group of men entered a business on Avoca St and directed racial insults at an employee who was working there. Picture: TAHLIA STEHBENS

Group hurls racist insults at store employee

Police officers from Kingaroy have responded to three separate property offences between January 7 and January 13

Queensland Police. Picture: File

Drug offences kick off the new year

Kingaroy Police responded to five separate drug related offences in the South Burnett between January 7 and January 13.

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