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Council Statement: Eidsvold Cenotaph and Rose Garden

Council Statement: Eidsvold Cenotaph and Rose Garden

Please attribute the following comments to the North Burnett Regional Council Chief Executive Officer, Craig Matheson: Council is aware there are some concerns within the Eidsvold community in relation to the removal of the Cenotaph and rose garden in front of the...

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Public Notices

Eidsvold Hazard Reduction Burns

Eidsvold Hazard Reduction Burns

Council is working with the Rural Fire Service Queensland to conduct hazard reduction burns around Eidsvold on 20 October 2024, weather conditions permitting. The location will be Mount Rose, behind Golden Spur Street.  Hazard reduction burns are being engaged...

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Monto Water Conservation Notice

Monto Water Conservation Notice

Commencing 16 October 2024, works will begin to install upgraded process equipment at the Monto Water Treatment Plant. These upgrades will necessitate the shutdown of the plant and restrictions in treatment capacity throughout that period. All customers are asked to...

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Gayndah Water Conservation Notice

Gayndah Water Conservation Notice

 Throughout the next week, works to install upgraded process equipment at the Gayndah Water Treatment Plant will be undertaken. These upgrades will necessitate the shutdown of the plant and restrictions in treatment capacity throughout that period. All customers are...

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Paradise Dam Siren Testing

Paradise Dam Siren Testing

Attention Biggenden residents. Council has been advised that Sunwater will conduct audible or ‘live’ testing of Paradise Dam’s emergency sirens on Wednesday 9 October 2024 between 10.00 am – 12.00 noon at the following locations: The siren locations are: Siren located...

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Weekly Update from Mayor Hotz

Keeping Local Government Local – Mayoral Update

Keeping Local Government Local – Mayoral Update

Welcome to this week’s Mayor’s Update. Each week, we aim to keep you informed about the latest Council developments, events, and initiatives. Your engagement and feedback are always appreciated. Contact details are available at the end of this update if you would like...

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North Burnett Regional Council

The North Burnett region takes its name from the Burnett River that flows through the area. The region has a picturesque environmental beauty and an abundance of natural resources that support the diverse agricultural industries and a healthy country lifestyle.

Our region covers 19,708 square kilometres with the topography of the region being diverse from fertile farmland to rugged geographical formations.