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Speaking against DFV at Peace Walk
Tonight, Warwick Safe Haven will be hosting their annual Peace Walk and Candle Lighting Ceremony.
Keith Clarke, long-term member of the Warwick AFC, better...
Fast start sets up Tigers’ win
A fast start from the Tigers saw them defeat the Warwick Redbacks in their Round two Allied Pickford Cup Darling Downs AFL game at...
Shutting the gate on rural crime
Queensland Police Service (QPS) is helping landowners to safeguard their properties against rural crime as part of a new crime prevention initiative launched today...
Global Angus leaders gather for forum
More than 300 delegates from 18 countries converged on the Granite Belt for a special visit to Wise Repro Services as part of the...
LNP vote slips at majority of Southern Downs polling booths
Maranoa MP David Littleproud suffered swings against him in all but six Southern Downs polling booths at Saturday’s federal election, data shows.
Littleproud’s seat was...
Renewable laws tightened as debate rages over wind farm
Debate has continued to rage over plans to build a 61,000-hectare wind farm west of Stanthorpe.
A petition urging community members to “say no” to...
Second-placed Wattles take shield
On the back of five-star performances by front-rower Cooper Tate-Roche and team captain Nick Van Der Poel, the Wattles Warriors A Grade Toowoomba Rugby...
Warwick celebrates growth and community impact through Polocrosse Powerhouse
The Warwick Polocrosse Club hosted this month’s Warwick Chamber of Commerce Business Breakfast as part of a huge weekend of competition at Morgan Park,...
Bird watching on Allora Mountain
Did you know that at least 100 different species of birds have been identified within the Allora Mountain Flora and Fauna Reserve?
The Allora Landcare...
OPINION: Don’t shoot the messenger, back it!
In the final days of the federal election campaign, Peter Dutton’s decision to lash out at the media was not just desperate, it was...
Housing shortages blamed for worsening rental affordability
Real estate agents have blamed coastal migration, a booming energy sector and post-COVID interest rate rises for worsening rental affordability across the Darling Downs...
Sun shines on Autumn Fest success
The Allora Autumn Festival returned in style on Sunday, 4 May, drawing crowds to Dalrymple Park for a day of live music, food, markets,...
Markets feel the heat of weather and rising costs
Numbers were mixed this week as we settle into the normality of the 5-day week after the Easter break.
Cattle saw a yarding of...
