Cash sales are sent to a central office by means of a cup and wire runners, the change is returned in the same manner. The historical museum features on the the oldest Georgian Cottages in the state and has a unique collection of antique farm equipment in working order. Binjour, about half way between Gayndah and Mundubbera, has a service station and general store. One third of the state's citrus crop is produced here, the citrus capital of Queensland. The shire is second only to Stanthorp in grape production in the state.
Orchards also grow mangoes, avocados, lychees, peaches, watermelons and rockmelons.
South east of Mundubbera the agriculturally rich Binjour and Gurgeena Plateaux are major grain and peanut growing areas. Beef cattle, dairying, piggeries and timber milling are also important industries. The scenic Auburn River flows over water sculptured granite boulders. The rugged landscape has cataracts, rock pools, caves, sub tropical vegetation and relics from old gold fields. It is 42 kilometres from Mundubbera in Durong and Hawkwood Roads.