YOUR SAY: Letters to the editor
19 Feb - Up went the arches:
They’re Up!
On Sunday morning early it all happened in Maryland and High Streets Stanthorpe. Up went the arches!...
Condy keeps clubs moving
The Condamine Sports Club continues to set the benchmark for what a truly community-focused club can be, with its support reaching far beyond its...
Two-month closure scheduled for Warwick pool revamp
Warwick’s aquatic facilities are getting a brand new look in the coming months, with the Southern Downs regional council scheduling upgrades for the centre...
Warwick IGA cleans up at state awards
Support the community and they will back you is what businessman Frank Spano believes has fueled recent success at Spano’s Warwick IGA.
The supermarket again...
Water security tops council’s pre-budget wish list
Water security, infrastructure upgrades and safer roads topped the Southern Downs council’s state and federal pre-budget wishlists with millions in funding sought to future...
Solid prices across the board
The temporary change in the weather from damp to dry saw more stock available to the markets this week, with stock numbers rising to...
Sheep sale yields strong gains
Agents and vendors combined to present a larger yarding of both mutton and lamb types for the weekly sale.
The total of 3581 head...
Festival fever in Stanthorpe as Apple and Grape hits 60
Stanthorpe is ready to light up as Australia’s longest running harvest festival gets set to celebrate 60 years, transforming the town into a carnival...
Residents hoping Cherrabah rejection sends clear message
Elbow Valley residents are hoping the Southern Downs council’s overwhelming rejection of a controversial water bottling facility at Cherrabah Resort sends a clear message...
Warwick Show returns for 2026
The annual Spano’s IGA Warwick Show is returning to the Warwick Showgrounds from Friday, 10 March to Sunday, 22 March, promising a weekend of...
Festival icon Johnny Crunch returns
Johnny Crunch, also known as Jonno Apple, will again lead the 2026 Apple and Grape harvest festival parade.
The nearly 4 metre high fibreglass...
Forgotten Dalveen veterans finally recognised
Nineteen World War One veterans have been added to the Dalveen Honour Board after over a century of being unnamed and unrecognised in the...
YOUR SAY: Letters to the editor
19 Feb - Up went the arches:
They’re Up!
On Sunday morning early it all happened in Maryland and High Streets Stanthorpe. Up went the arches!...
