Volunteers fuel Kings Royal success
Kingaroy Speedway lays claim to the country’s biggest modified sedan event each year, and the key to its success is the hard work of volunteers.
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The future of South Burnett swimming
Alex Reddacliff was crowned the U13 age champion at the Kingaroy open swim meet yesterday with four first place finishes and two thirds.
PHOTOS: Home-pool advantage for Kingaroy Redfins
More than 150 competitors took to the Kingaroy swimming pool as the Kingaroy Redfins hosted their first open swim meet for the 2020 season.
Geritz racing showcasing the history of speedway
The Geritz family have a long and rich history when it comes to speedway racing and after 33 years since finishing second at the Kingaroy Speedway, Paul Geritz has rebuilt a piece of racing history.
RED SOIL TO RED CARPET: Kingaroy dancers dazzle at Disneyland
21 local dancers from the Kingaroy Dance Academy have returned home from the 2019 Disneyland Merry Holiday parade in America.
Mitchell Roth Relay returns to Burnett region
Make a splash this Australia Day as the region welcomes back the Mitchell Roth Mercantile Relay.
Historic hall hosts old time dance
With lucky door prizes, raffles and live music by the legendary Silver Comets, the Mungungo School of Arts Old Time Dance is the perfect way to see in the Australia Day long weekend.
Kings Royal veterans offers insight into event
Belinda Paynter and her family live and breathe motorsport and have been to every Kings Royal since the event’s origin.
Burnett runner one step closer to Olympic dream
A former South Burnett student is one step closer to his ultimate goal after settling in to his new life in New York.
Vouchers on offer to help kids get involved in sport
How you can access $150 per child, per year to go toward the cost of joining a sporting club.
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