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The internet is a wonderful source of knowledge and you can obtain a lot of the State and Federal Government information materials we make available at our Kingaroy offices directly online.

You should note these three points, though:

1. Many of the State and Federal Government web servers we link to are less reliable than our own. This means that sometimes they may be temporarily unavailable. In such a case you should try again later.

2. Some State and Federal Government agencies periodically reorganise their web servers. This will break our link to a particular page of information they hold. In such a case we'll correct or remove the link as soon as we're aware of it (you can send us an email and tell us about it if you like!)

3. All links appear in new browser windows. This allows you to visit several sites quickly without leaving our own. This can be helpful if you're looking for certain types of information or if you're not quite sure where it might be.

We add useful new links whenever we come across them . We also remove dead links as soon as we're advised of them.

In addition, we audit our links quarterly to ensure they stay as up-to-date for you as possible.

 

Government Information Links

The Active After-school Communities (AASC) Program is an after school hours program that aims to improve the health and well being of Australia's primary school aged children through structured physical activity. It is being delivered nationally to Australian primary schools and Childcare Benefit (CCB) approved Out of School Hour Care Services (OSHCS). In the South Burnett the local co-ordinator is Jay Wehlow. He can be contacted by phoning (0428) 200-021 or via email.
The Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) is the federal body responsible for the conduct of federal elections and by-elections; maintaining the Commonwealth Electoral Roll; and administering compulsory enrolment and compulsory voting. If you change your address you should contact the AEC (or the Electoral Commission of Queensland) to ensure that you remain correctly enrolled.
The directory includes all Government schools (State schools) and all Private schools (Independent schools and Catholic schools). It covers all Primary schools and Secondary schools (high schools).
The Burnett Inland Economic Development Organisation (BIEDO) focusses on economic development issues in the South, Central and North Burnett. The group also owns and operates Burnett.Net.Au, the regional ISP that covers all three areas. BIEDO's head office is based in Kilkivan and Burnett.Net.Au's offices are in Wondai.
The Burnett Mary Regional Group for Natural Resource Management Inc (BMRG) is the peak coordinating body for natural resource management in the Burnett Mary region. BMRG is tasked with oversight of such natural resource and environmental management issues as water quality, salinity, and sustainability - sustainable development of the Burnett Mary region's land, vegetation, weeds and pest management, coastal and marine management and water resources.
The CARRS-Q mission is to decrease the burden of trauma-related harm in the community through education and collaborative research and their goals are to aim to create an awareness and understanding of the circumstances, causes and costs of accident related deaths and injuries in the Australian community.
The Australian Government Department of the Environment and Heritage (DEH) develops and implements national policy, programs and legislation to protect and conserve Australia's natural environment and cultural heritage.
The Queensland Department of Local Government, Planning, Sport and Recreation oversee the operations of all councils in Queensland (including Kingaroy Shire Council). This Department audits our Shire's Annual Report before it's released each year. It also now acts as the central repository of each council's local laws and policies - and if you want to obtain copies of Kingaroy Shire's local laws and policies this is where you can get them online.
The Department of Natural Resources, Mines and Water leads Queensland in the effective and responsible management and use of our abundant natural resources. Now and in the future, Queenslanders will rely on access to well-managed land, water, vegetation, mineral and petroleum resources and the preservation of our cultural resources. The focus of the Department of Natural Resources, Mines and Water is to implement the initiatives of the Queensland Government and at the same time raise awareness of the importance of natural resources with industry and all sectors of the Queensland community.
The Queensland Government's Department of State Development and Innovation provides free business advice, grants for business and business training courses. Their web site outlines the full range of services they currently have on offer.
The Electoral Commission of Queensland is the State counterpart to the Australian Electoral Commission and is responsible for maintaining Queensland's electoral rolls and overseeing State elections. If you change your address you should contact the ECQ to ensure that you remain correctly enrolled.
The Queensland Government adnministers a wide range of grants programs at any time. This web site - operated by the State Government - outlines what these programs are, along with the terms and conditions that apply to individual programs and the people and/or organisations you can contact for further details.
The Fraser Coast South Burnett Regional Tourist Association is the peak regional tourism body for the Fraser Coast and South Burnett regions. It's also officially recognised as the region's peak tourism body by Tourism Queensland. Its web site acts as the chief information resource for tourism attractions in the Fraser Coast area (Kingaroy Shire Council is a proud member of this Association).
This is a best practice education initiative resourced by the government and industry after the Commonwealth regulatory changes concerning the selection and use of treated wood. More than ever, builders landscapers, primary producers and ratepayers require access to the most up-to-date information available about the correct selection and use of treated wood with an emphasis on durability, safety and the environment for projects large and small. They have set up a Project Assistant at admin@aboutgoodwood.info or a 24 hour call centre on 1800 853 370.
The Australian Federal Government also operates a large number of grants programmes. Their Grantslink web site provides a database of current Australian Government grants along with details about individual programs and contacts if you'd like to find out more.

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