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Quirky festival big on country hospitality
The countdown is well and truly on as Warwick and the entire district prepare for the festival that many see as the quirkiest winter...
New ‘Dog Book’ edition released to guide Aussie wine industry
The Australian Wine Research Institute (AWRI) has released the 32nd edition of its highly regarded agrochemical guide, Agrochemicals Registered for Use in Australian Viticulture,...
A sad loss for the bridge club as Judy Mobbs passes away
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A Q&A with historian John Telfer
What’s something people may not know about you?
People may not know I once won a six-round boxing contest at West Melbourne stadium.
How do...
Incident mars good day for Gremlins
Stanthorpe Gremlins were in top form across all three competitions from juniors through to the opens on Saturday.
“An awesome effort all round for the...
Celebrate World Yoga Day with WIRAC: Wellness, Community & Opportunity
At the Warwick Indoor Recreation & Aquatic Centre (WIRAC), wellness is more than just a class; it’s a lifestyle. As our community hub for...
Juris hangs on for narrow win
Ivan Juris came home with 40 Stableford points off a low handicap to take the Andersens Carpet event on Saturday in crisp weather at...
‘Closed to public access’: Carnell Raceway skids to a halt
Instead of roaring engines, Stanthorpe’s Carnell Raceway is currently humming a tune of caution tape and structural assessments as it slams on the brakes...
Small business grant boost reaches Southern Downs
Small and family businesses across Queensland are reaping the benefits of a funding boost through the State Government’s Business Basics Grants program, with more...
Mixed day for Cowboys
The Warwick Cowboys A grade’s shock loss to Pittsworth spoiled what was gearing up to be an impressive day for the TRL Club at...
New bins to make recycling easier
Recycling on the go just got easier in Stanthorpe, with Southern Downs Regional Council installing new public recycling bins as part of the recently...
Growers reluctant to carry through winter
Market number were similar for both bovine and ovine sales this week. The colder weather has seen more light stock appear at the sales,...
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...
