WITH an application submitted by the Bowen Pipeline Company to the Burdekin Shire Council for the proposed project to construct a water pipeline from the Burdekin River near Home Hill to Bowen, the Chamber is maintaining its hopes that the project planning moves forward quickly to approvals in near future.
THE Home Hill Chamber of Commerce presented Certificates of Appreciation to members of the Home Hill community who have maintained the cane fields in readiness for past Hand Cane Cutting Championships, and the staff of local community radio station, Sweet FM for their ongoing support for the Burdekin Community.
The Annual General Meeting of the Home Hill Boat Club will take place on Wednesday, September 7 at Groper Creek, at 5.30pm.
With the Harvest Festival on its way, the Queens have been working hard, planning events, and raising funds for their charities. Let’s meet each of the 6 Entrants.
THE Burdekin Artisan Community Association will further expand its monthly Car Boot and Market stalls in September by adding a section for people wanting to sell fashions. The markets will be held on Sunday, September 11 from 8am-12pm.
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MEMBERS of the Home Hill Choral Society will be returning to the stage at “The Vault” in Eighth Avenue for their next production, “Opportunity Knocks” – a Play written by Judith Prior. Performances run from September 30th – October 9th. Here’s what you need to know…
SEPTEMBER school holidays are always a popular time for families to enjoy the last of our magnificent weather before Summer kicks in. Book in NOW for a spot at the park!
THE Home Hill Harvest Festival is on its way in 2022. One of the first major events of the festival period, the annual Canefields Ephemera, will open up to the public on Sunday, September 11 in Lloyd Mann Gardens in Eighth Avenue. Doors open 3pm with a 3:30 pm start.
HOLIDAYING with his grandparents at Groper Creek, 13-year-old Cooper Coulter landed his best 53cm Grunter, along with many more whilst creek fishing.
