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Taming the trails of Killarney
The Untamed Border Run, now in it’s third year, isn’t for the faint of heart – though that doesn’t mean there’s an age limit....
Stanthorpe welcomes first water birth in major maternity milestone
Stanthorpe has witnessed a major milestone in maternity care, nearly a decade in the making, with the successful delivery of its first water birth.
New...
Food outreach expands to meet growing need
With food prices soaring and more locals doing it tough, one grassroots food relief program is rising above to ensure no one goes hungry.
Now...
Rates pain ahead
A deeply divided council narrowly approved a rate rise of 7.4 per cent when the Southern Downs Regional Council adopted its budget for the...
Drifting down to Morgan Park
According to Drift the Downs event organiser Jonathon Reynolds of Morgan Park Raceway, if circuit racing is the speed skating of the racing world,...
Wattles wallop wayward Roosters
It was a win at all costs contest for Allora-Clifton Wattles Warriors with mid-season Toowoomba Rugby League silverware play-offs fast approaching, their player of...
Warwick track on the map
Warwick came alive on Saturday for the Warwick Automotive Picnic Races, drawing a lively crowd to Allman Park for a day of racing, fashion,...
Lions welcome new leadership
The Killarney Lions Club marked the end of a successful year and the beginning of a new chapter with its annual changeover luncheon, held...
Wolves on the road
Warwick Wolves senior sides are back on the road again this weekend after having a run of home games at Queens Park in the...
Grand old station on track for revival
After extensive repairs, Queensland’s only sandstone passenger railway station is back on track.
A crowd of up to 1,000 filled the platforms of Warwick’s 139-year-old...
Ariat takes Picnic Cup
Warwick came alive on Saturday as racegoers from near and far flocked to Allman Park for a sparkling winter edition of the Warwick Automotive...
Netball heads to pointy end of the season
Netball in Warwick may be going on a short hiatus for the school holidays but it’s still hotting up as it heads towards the...
Subsidies announced for mandatory livestock tagging
The Queensland Government are rolling out discounted electronic identification devices (eID) for sheep and goats to assist with the “financial burden” of the industry’s...
