BRIGHT FUTURES: New Murgon leaders have big plans for 2021
Introducing Murgon State High School’s 2021 leadership team.
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Kingaroy students celebrate NAIDOC week with yarning circle
A combined staff and student project to celebrate Aboriginal culture is nearing completion at Kingaroy State High School.
Cherbourg Vietnam veteran enlisted after bet with dad
Cherbourg Elder Eric Law said he wouldn’t know where his life would be at without his time in the military.
Burnett school to introduce Wakka Wakka language program
A Burnett school is set to launch a Wakka Wakka language program, with one Elder labelling it as one of the most significant events in Cherbourg’s history.
HISTORY MADE: Aboriginal flag flying high at Murgon RSL
FOR THE first time in history, the Aboriginal flag will be on display along side the Australian flag at the Murgon RSL.
‘Education takes you places’: Uncle Cobbo’s journey
RACISM and a challenging upbringing shaped the man Fred Cobbo has become, using education as a tool to travel the world and inspire the next generation.
Kingaroy students win inaugural MTB school championships
A TEAM of Kingaroy MTB enthusiast have claimed first place at the Sunshine Coast Schools MTB Championships.
Nanango’s newest café already a big hit with the locals
Rhys Ashlin noticed a gap in the market, buying a business and transforming it into Nanango’s newest coffee house in just six weeks.
Neighbourhood watch calling for action against stolen plates
Kumbia Neighbourhood Watch are promoting anti theft screws after several people have had their number plates stolen.
Gayndah firey warns of very high fire danger by weeks end
DUE TO dry and windy conditions, a Gayndah fireman has warned that residents can expect a very high level of fire danger by Friday.
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