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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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STYLE TAKES THE WIN: Monique Hill, Riley Campbell and Chelsea Steinhardt at the Nanango Races. Picture: Claudia Williams

Kicking off racing season

Nanango is kicking off the South Burnett 2018 race season this Saturday.

Simon Berry surveys the vines. Picture: Madeline Grace

How our wineries turned around a tough season

SOUTH Burnett wineries have found new and innovative ways of producing wine after less than ideal weather conditions this harvest season.

Lightning from storm in Kingaroy. Picture: Heath Pukallus

More storms headed for South Burnett

More thunderstorms are on the way this afternoon following significant rain fall in the South Burnett region last night.

Two people are in hospital after a crash in Nanango. Picture: Brenda Strong GLA041212AMBO

Two-vehicle crash at Nanango

TWO people have been taken to Kingaroy this morning after a two-vehicle crash in Nanango.

FAMOUS FACE: Murgon mural by artists Kane Brunjes and Bronte Naylor. Picture: Olivia Everitt

Splash of colour for Murgon wall

“PCYC mural projects are innovative ways of keeping kids off Murgon’s streets.”

LIFE CHANGE: Sue Heinemann has opened Haircuts on Haly. Picture: Madeline Grace

New hairdresser sets up shop in Kingaroy

SUE Heinemann has moved on from travel, station work, and horse training to cut hair in Kingaroy.

PASS THE PAINT: Karol Oakley's artwork will be on display in Wondai. Picture: Contributed

New art rises from artist’s studio ashes

Wondai Regional Art Gallery’s March display will showcase the talents of four artists across three separate exhibitions.

STORM DAMAGE: Nanango State Emergency Service Local Area Controller Arthur Dawson. Picture: Tessa Mapstone

WILD WINDS: Gusts close to 120km/h rip through

WEDNESDAY’S storm battered the South Burnett with wind gusts of 119km/h in Kingaroy.

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