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South Burnett Regional Council, at its General meeting held Wednesday 25 November 2020, resolved to adopt a multi year program to deliver the Kingaroy Transformation Project.

South Burnett Regional Council Mayor Brett Otto is pleased to advise that Council, at the General Meeting held 25 November 2020, has endorsed a stimulus package involving various forms of incentives to boost development projects in the South Burnett region.

South Burnett Regional Council and the Burnett Inland Economic Development Organisation (BIEDO) are pleased to announce they will be working in partnership during the 2020/21 year.

Australian Aboriginal flag flies in Murgon.

South Burnett Regional Council met with Bunya Mountains community stakeholders last Thursday 5 November to discuss mobile communication shortfalls in the area.

The Mayor, along with Cr Roz Frohloff, Cr Danita Potter and Cr Kathy Duff met with Council’s Property Team Leader and South Burnett Aquatic Centre’s Manager last week

The South Burnett Regional Council has commissioned local contractors to commence the sanding and polishing of the timber floors in Ringsfield House, Nanango.

National Road Safety week will be held from Sunday 15 through to Sunday 22 November 2020.

South Burnett Regional Council wishes to advise that drainage improvement works will commence on Hood Street, Proston.

South Burnett Regional Council has commissioned contractors to commence re-roofing of the Nanango Tennis Club clubhouse.

South Burnett Regional Council has commissioned Wards Electrical to commence construction works on Council’s finance building which is located to the right of the Kingaroy Library.

Council recognises the important contribution community organisations and individuals make to the South Burnett region by providing support through the community grants program.

Mayor Brett Otto has put water security and public health in the South Burnett at the top of Council’s priorities. Council has been working collaboratively with the Queensland Government to review the level of water security across our urban supply networks particularly in relation to drought management and future demand.

South Burnett Regional Council Mayor Brett Otto wasted no time on the first day of the Local Government Association of Queensland (LGAQ) Conference held at the Gold Coast today, quickly catching up with Premier Anastacia Palaszczuk and presenting her with a locally handcrafted gift from local indigenous artist Val McGrath.

Following the success of Stage Two, South Burnett Regional Council is pleased to be proceeding with Stage Three of the Lamb Street Footpath, Kerb and Channel Replacement works.