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Residents across the South Burnett have the opportunity to personally catch up with Mayor Brett Otto in a series of Community Catch Ups over the next few months.

South Burnett Regional Council is seeking to establish a Preferred Supplier Agreement under Section 233 of the Local Government Regulation 2012

Council is seeking offers for the Supply and Delivery of 3 (Three) Dual Cab 4X4 Utilities to meet Council's operational requirements.

South Burnett Regional Council wishes to advise that a static road closure is in place from Monday 29, August 2022 on Mondure Crossing Road, Glan Devon,

Nominations are now open for the South Burnett region’s annual Australia Day Awards for 2023.

Council gave planning approval in June 2020 for the development of a fuel cell at the Durong site and called for tenders for the development and operation of the new facility.

The South Burnett Regional Council invites offers from suitably qualified and experienced contractors to upgrade the lighting at Kingaroy Aerodrome.

Council is seeking offers for the supply and delivery of one (1) only approximately 100HP 4x4 Tractor with a removeable 4 in1 Bucket.

Council hereby notifies all ratepayers that rate notices for the period 1 July to 31 December 2022 have been issued on 19 August with a discount date of 22 September 2022.

Due to extensive vandalism, the Dingo Creek Playground in Wondai is closed until further notice.

Upgrade of the pedestrian linkage from Coulson Street to the Brisbane Valley Rail Trail at the Roy Emerson Museum is due to commence the week beginning Monday, 22 August 2022.

Council will meet with Otium Sport and Leisure at the end of August, where Otium will present draft designs as part of the Kingaroy Memorial Park and WJ Lang Memorial Olympic Swimming Pool Masterplan.

The South Burnett Aquatic Centre at Nanango has reopened to the public after much needed renovations to this extremely popular facility.

With spring around the corner, there is nothing more relaxing than a weekend picnic. The perfect spot might just be Ringsfield House, Nanango.

Sandy Creek is a well-known watercourse through southwestern Nanango and Brown St is the first road crossing that intersects it.