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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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4 days of South Burnett fun for visiting media

THE South Burnett Regional Council has just hosted their first ever media famil, which mostly included basking in the beauty of the region.

South Burnett

SMILES: Nanango Senior Citizens Society President Rita Abott with their oldest member, Ethel Ryan (102-years-old). Picture: Madeline Grace

40-year anniversary for Nanango seniors

The Nanango Senior Citizens Club has celebrated its 40-year anniversary, with one of their original founding members in attendance.

South Burnett

Mrs Annette McNee will be leading an information session and workshop on Government funded Aged Care systems in Kingaroy. Picture: Annette McNee

How, where, and when to learn about our aged care system

As a part of the new Aged Care System Navigator Trial Program there will be an Aged Care information session held in Kingaroy.

South Burnett

OUTDOOR OPERA: Singers Rosario la Spina and Sarah Crane will star in Opera at Jimbour. Picture: AAP - John Gass

The early bird gets tickets to outdoor opera

This year Queensland Music Festival is set to celebrate their twentieth year with the expansion of the annual Jimbour Opera Festival.

South Burnett

Shift in South Burnett youth unemployment rate

According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, the youth unemployment percentage in the Wide Bay Burnett region has shifted.

South Burnett

Annie Flamsteed and Chloe Watson were guest speakers at the International Women's Day Luncheon in Kingaroy. Chloe's daughter Rosie also made an on-stage appearance. Picture: Madeline Grace

Guest speakers share stories on International Women’s Day

The founder and the chief operations manager of iNSPIRE Sport were two of the guest speakers at Kumbia Kindergarten’s International Women’s Day Luncheon.

South Burnett

Kumbia Kindy women host International Women’s Day Luncheon

‘We had women from all over the South Burnett here to hear from the diverse range of guest speakers we had’.

South Burnett

WELL DONE: Former Kingaroy student Meghann Plant was awarded the Ellen Mary Kent Hughes Memorial Scholarship by Stephanie Denman from South Burnett Women, at the International Women's Day luncheon in Kingaroy. Picture: Madeline Grace

Former Kingaroy student awarded university scholarship

‘I can’t believe it. This is going to be really helpful with putting me through uni and living on campus at Cromwell College’.

South Burnett

GREAT DAY: The first time International Women's Day was officially celebrated was in 1911 by Austria, Denmark, Germany and Switzerland. Picture: International Women's Day

How did International Women’s Day begin?

Women have been coming together on this day to support each other and campaign for equality for over 100 years now.

South Burnett

Local girl awarded rural scholarship

Alexandra Kelly has been awarded an esteemed bursary to study a Bachelor of Business at The University of the Sunshine Coast.

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