Chainsaw race back in action at Murgon Show
Murgon show has finally reintroduced the chainsaw race.
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MURGON SHOW: Record entries for dog show
Small country shows may not be as popular as they once were, but the Murgon Dog Show might just turn this around.
Being prepared could save a life
Kingaroy mum pushing to bring CPR course to South Burnett
Union reps slam new code of conduct for nurses
THE Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia has updated The Nursing and Midwifery Code of Conduct, and one section is causing a stir among nursing unions.
Survivor shares struggle of cancer in the country
New research from Cancer Council Queensland has surfaced saying for women living in western and northern Queensland, breast cancer rates have increased.
How drones are helping the South Burnett grape harvest
CLOVELY Estate Cellar Door has paved the way for wineries by using technology to make the most of their harvest season.
Increased protection for elderly this flu season
Of the 1100 flu related deaths in 2017, over 90 per cent were people aged over 65.
Stuntman bids for role in Hollywood film
AS HOLLYWOOD film Danger Close chases cast members for its coming production, one South Burnett stuntman wants to be at the forefront of the action.
Are we missing the point?
We should make the most of International Women’s Day through practical support of disadvantaged, voiceless groups.
Former Nanango student receives bursary
South Burnett Women’s International Women’s Day Breakfast was a success with a past Nanango High School student being awarded a $5000 bursary.
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