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South Burnett region, 210km north-west of Brisbane
Kingaroy is known as the home of former Queensland Premier Joh Bjelke-Petersen, the birthplace of cricketer Matthew Hayden and financial commentator Michael Pascoe, and home to a noted peanut-growing region. But its role as a quiet regional town is rapidly changing, with several major developments in prospect.
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