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FEATURE: Warwick Cup connects generations
This October, the Warwick Turf Club will mark a remarkable milestone, the 165th running of the Darling Downs Bank Warwick Cup. On Saturday, 11...
In pictures: Glenisa’s annual bull and female sale draws big crowds
With almost 100 people crowding into the Glen Aplin stands and bidders logged in from three states, the 2025 Glenisa Angus bull and female...
Markets buzz with strong competition across livestock lines
It was a bustling week at the Warwick Saleyards with a total yarding of 946 cattle and 2,507 sheep and lambs, alongside a notable...
Strong demand drives sheep and lamb prices higher
There was a surge of activity at the Warwick Saleyards this week, with a yarding of 2,507 head of sheep and lambs presented by...
Bike rider airlifted after collision with tree
A Warwick man was flown to Brisbane with a serious leg injury after his dirt bike collided with a tree in Warwick on Wednesday...
Woman attacked in violent Warwick home invasion
Police have laid charges on a 25-year-old man who they alleged broke into a Warwick home and attacked a female occupant.
The allegations took place...
Crisps Art Prize: Meet next generation of artists
The Stanthorpe Regional Art Gallery came alive with colour as the 37th annual Crisps Youth Art Prize brought together hundreds of families, students and...
Fast-thinking driver helps contain truck blaze
A late night truck blaze in Warwick on Tuesday might have escalated if not for the alert driver at the centre of the incident.
Nearby...
Fresh face makes mark at Warwick Cornhole
It was a quiet but competitive night at Warwick Cornhole on Tuesday, with nine players taking to the boards for a combined A and...
How Cowboys secured club’s first title in 16 years
You could have been excused for thinking that the Cowboys’ 40th anniversary celebrations started four months early on Saturday when the club snared their...
Portfolio resignation foreshadowed
Are councillor portfolios on shaky ground at the Southern Downs Regional Council?
That is the question being asked after Councillor Ross Bartley reiterated his decision...
Faith fills Freestone Hall for book launch
What was meant to be a garden gathering at Michelle Holliday’s Yangan property was instead brought indoors to the Freestone Hall when wet weather...
Dalveen student becomes Prime Minister for the day
Dalveen local, 12-year-old Jett Jarvis, got to be Prime Minister for the day after winning Squiz Kids’ competition with his video about wonky produce...
