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Will Hunter is the deputy editor at The Chronicle. Will started his career as a cadet journalist at the Dalby Herald in 2013. He made the move to Kingaroy as the deputy editor of the South Burnett Times in 2015, then editor in 2016. Will has worked at The Chronicle since 2018.

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South Burnett

Donna Anderson Raffin: Little Gracie. Picture: Contributed

GALLERY: Your pet paw-traits

Don’t miss our special eight-page Pet Pawtraits lift-out in the December 26 edition of the paper.

Whitsunday

WINNERS: Matt and Kylie Telford with their new Toyota Yaris after winning the Reef Gateway's Car or the Cash competition. Picture: Will Hunter

Telford family wins new car giveaway

KYLIE and Matt Telford had a feeling luck was on their side when they arrived at the Reef Gateway Hotel on Friday night.

South Burnett

South Burnett and Cherbourg Council projects on cards

SOUTH Burnett Regional Council and Cherbourg Aboriginal Shire Council projects have been shortlisted for funding.

South Burnett

The Fixed Wireless broadband antennae attached to her roof which allows Therese Steggall to access the NBN. Photo: Chris Ison / The Morning Bulletin. Picture: Chris Ison ROK231013cnbn7

OPINION: NBN experience a smooth one

I GUESS I must be one of the lucky ones when it comes to using the National Broadband Network.

South Burnett

Photo from fire at Swickers Bacon Factory in Kingaroy, November 6, 2016. Picture: Denise Keelan

Swickers back processing today after fire

WEDNESDAY, 9AM: Swickers Bacon Factory will be back open today, with the first load of pigs coming at 1pm.

Central & North Burnett

Gary Ryan died on Tuesday after being stabbed multiple times. Police have launched a homicide investigation. Picture: Erica Murree

LATEST: Police investigate stabbing murder in Mundubbera

A MAN in his 40s is dead after he was stabbed on Tuesday morning.

South Burnett

Family want to thank farmer who helped crash victim

THE family of a man involved in a car crash on the D’Aguilar Hwy want to thank the person who helped save him.

Sunshine Coast

Mark your calendars for these Queensland public holidays

THE first weekend of June has passed but Queensland residents still have a few months to wait until the Queen’s Birthday public holiday.

News

Refugees employed to clean council’s rubbish tips

THE Refugee Council of Australia has welcomed the employment of immigrant workers across the Western Downs to clean up the region’s landfills.

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