‘Screw your bank’: How to get a better mortgage rate
If you are after a better mortgage rate you should always try to get your bank to sharpen their pencil, rather than switch to another lender.
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Don’t want to wait for a RAV4 hybrid? Nissan has a fancier option
New Nissan X-Trail hybrid takes aim at Toyota’s bread and butter RAV4 … but with a more opulent spread.
Vote now: Burnett’s best beautician of 2023
Whether they make your eyebrows on point or give the most soothing massages, we are on the hunt for the Burnett’s best beautician of 2023. Vote in our poll.
12 South Burnett former duxes reveal where they are now
From doctors to veterinarians, bush rangers and teachers, we found out the career paths chosen by the South Burnett’s brightest sparks. Read where they are now:
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FOR SALE: How you could own one of Australia’s ‘big things’
The iconic Big Orange tourist attraction is on the market – including a thriving cafe and a large family home in Gayndah. SEE DETAILS.
Oppo Watch: Yes, it looks very familiar
LET’S be honest, the Oppo Watch is a dead ringer for Apple Watch.
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.
Publican to fight $6700 COVID fine from Toowoomba council
A Toowoomba publican has labelled a $6672 fine from the Toowoomba Regional Council a “kick-in-the-guts” as he recovers from the COVID-19 shutdown.
‘RIDICULOUS’: Hotel shut down for patrons’ mistakes
The owner of the Burnett Hotel in Gayndah is calling for changes in ‘tight’ hospitality restrictions after her pub was shut down due to a breach of COVID-19 restrictions by patrons. FIND OUT WHAT HAPPENED HERE.
Audiofly AFT2: Sound as Aussie as it comes
YOU don’t get any more Aussie than home-made earpieces that come in gum leaf green, sunset red, sand or granite. But do they sound any good?
Citrus industry under threat by Paradise Dam decision
The Burnett region’s booming citrus industry, worth $183 million, warns a government decision is threatening the future profitability of the sector. FIND OUT WHY.
Sour dispute goes on
THE dispute between Bundaberg Sugar and its unionised workers is set to continue after staff refused the company’s latest compromise offer.
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