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South Burnett Regional Council wishes to advise works will commence mid-January 2021 on the construction of a new footpath at Markwell Street, Kingaroy.

South Burnett Regional Council wishes to advise Contractors will be commencing works on the below listed state controlled roads in mid-January 2021.

South Burnett Regional Council wishes to advise that Contractors will be commencing line marking works across the South Burnett Region on 11 January 2021.

South Burnett Regional Council wish to advise the installation of town and village entry signage is expected to recommence January 2021. Works were placed on hold while Council undertook a review of the remaining proposed installation sites.

UPDATE – Kingaroy Transformation Project

Mother Nature has certainly thrown a mixed bag of conditions at the Burnett inland this week with patchy rain areas and high temperatures.

Council recognises the important contribution individuals, community groups and organisations make to the arts, culture and heritage of our region.

Mayor Brett Otto is excited to announce the completion of the second stage of the $2 million National Water Infrastructure Development Fund – Burnett Water Feasibility Study.

Here comes Santa Claus, here comes Santa Claus, coming down Santa Claus Lane… or in this case, Wondai Road, Proston!

South Burnett Regional Council wishes to advise the following Christmas operating hours:

In a first of its kind, three regional councils in the Wide Bay and Burnett have coinvested to extend arts services across the region.

Did you know that South Burnett Regional Council’s Kingaroy Waste Water Treatment Plant produces recycled water?

Queensland Fire and Emergency Services (QFES) has extended a local fire ban for North Coast Region residents.

In order to reduce the amount of waste being generated and landfilled, and to put Queensland on par with other mainland States, the Queensland Government introduced the State Waste Levy on 1 July 2019 as a fundamental part of the new waste strategy for Queensland.

Council will once again partner with the Local Government Association Queensland (LGAQ) and the Queensland State Government to fund, recruit and select the right people to train with South Burnett Regional Council for eleven 12-month traineeships.