Local business grows
Local business Cav Insure has taken on three new local staff in the last year, further cementing themselves as a business run by locals...
Local: Credit Union welcomes new CFO
A local woman has assumed the role of Chief Financial Officer at Warwick Credit Union after 11 years of service within the organisation.
Warwick identity...
Local agent offers answers
As rental vacancies continue to tighten across the Southern Downs, one local real estate agent is urging businesses to consider adding housing to their...
Treat Mum this Mother’s Day
With Mother’s Day this weekend, Granite Belt Cleaning and Hospitality Supplies is offering a range of gifts for the mums, grandmas, and other special...
Local realtors see surge in buyers
Local real estate agents are seeing increased interest from out-of-town buyers in recent Covid-19 times, as more and more Queenslanders look to swap city...
Supporting local groups
As the stress of cancelled events seems to be easing, Warwick Credit Union is as committed as ever to helping the community get back...
List for success – with Leanne Cameron
Now in her 12th year selling real estate in the region, Leanne Cameron prides herself on developing and preparing her listings to achieve successful...
Natural healing with Carnarvon Funerals
Carnarvon Funerals is offering a unique new product designed to ease grief, reduce stress, and improve sleep patterns.
Pure essential oils and essential oil blends...
Meet your local tyre expert…
Loyal customers and dedicated staff are the driving force behind successful family-owned business Ryanie for Tyres.
Established in 2000 by owners Brendan and Sharon Ryan,...
Learn from the best with Wilshire & Co
Leading rural merchandise retailer Wilshire and Co is gearing up for its next round of Field Days and is inviting local communities to take...
Heritage Estate wines recognised for excellence
Cottonvale’s Heritage Estate Wines has received the prestigious James Halliday RED-5-Star winery rating for 2021, placing it in the top 8% of wineries in...
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Curbing coercive control
Fourteen years in prison! That’s how serious coercive control is.
It’s a form of domestic violence. The Queensland Government passed laws on 6 March this...
