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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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First race meet at Nanango Races. Picture: Madeline Grace

The rain couldn’t keep race goers away

Nanango Races went off without a hitch; despite the wet weather.

Nevermoor: The Trials of Morrigan Crow by Jessica Townsend. Picture: contributed

Epic fantasy stories collide in new series

Debut Australian author Jessica Townsend tells the magically enthralling tale of a cursed girl who barely escapes certain death.

New South Burnett Times reporter Madeline Grace. Picture: Madeline Grace

A new addition to the Times team

Welcome Madeline Grace to the South Burnett Times team.

Steve Horseman and team at the Kilkivan Great Horse Ride shopfront opening.

Great horse ride introduces secret dinner

What was once the three day Kilkivan Great Horse Ride Festival has now been expanded to last five whole days.

Lightning from storm in Kingaroy. Picture: Heath Pukallus

Wet weekend ahead after a rainy week

The rain was predicted to continue this weekend; after what’s been a very wet week.

Lee Barker - Artist of Burnt Offerings exhibit.

New art rises from studio’s ashes

All it took was a mosquito coil to destroy 20 years of Lee Barker’s prized artwork.

CRASH: A man is in hospital after a motorcycle crash in Kingaroy. Picture: Paul Donaldson

One in hospital after motorcycle crash

A vehicle and motorcycle collided on Haly St, Kingaroy last night at 6.49pm.

SHOW TIME: Play School Once Upon a Time will delight children in June. Picture: Allan Reinikka ROK031117aplaysch

It’s Play School, in Kingaroy

Once upon a time, the Kingaroy Kindergarten association turned 40 and planned a celebration for the whole South Burnett community.

Peter Notely and partner's rental property after the Valentine's Day storm.

Family’s luck turns around after losing everything

A couple’s Valentines Day evening took a devastating turn when storms hit where they were renting outside of Nanango.

NEW BEST FRIEND: Margo is one of the many pets available for adoption at Kingaroy RSPCA. Picture: Contributed

How you can get a new pet for $30

This weekend RSPCA is aiming to ‘Clear the Shelter’ by dropping adoption fees to $29.

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