"In designing this Logo consideration was given to the vital and growing effects the sun has on all aspects of a healthy and prosperous life. Here, it is represented in a loose design by the Swirl in traditional sun yellow colour. Under the swirl are two stripes. The red stripe represents the earth of the South Burnett, while the green represents the foliage and crops that make the region so famous and bountiful."

Becoming an Australian citizen is one of the most important decisions you can make. Local governments have a vital role to play in ensuring that citizenship ceremonies are a meaningful and memorable experience for people who have chosen to make Australia their home.
Council conducts a number of citizenship ceremonies throughout the year, these are mostly held in conjunction with the council meetings that rotate around each major town of the South Burnett. Combining these ceremonies with council meetings is a great opportunity for new citizens to meet and be welcomed by their elected representatives and to enjoy a special morning tea to mark the occasion. This being said, council is more than willing to conduct special ceremonies at your request, particularly Australia Day ceremonies which make a very memorable occasion for new citizens.
This year Australia celebrates its 60th year of Australian Citizenship. The Department of Immigration and Citizenship have organised a number of commemorations, further details can be found by following this link.
Initial enquiries regarding Australian citizenship, applications and approval should be directed to:
Department of Immigration and Citizenship
GPO Box 9984
Brisbane QLD 4001
Phone: 131 880
www.immi.gov.au