Global fertiliser market facing prolonged period of strain
The global fertiliser market faces a prolonged period of tight supply, weak affordability and heightened price risk and, even if current geopolitical tensions ease...
The land of contrasts and challenges
The seasonal outlook across South East Queensland continues to present a mixed and increasingly challenging picture for producers.
Dry conditions are tightening their grip across...
Darling Downs Health credits staff culture for recruitment success amid statewide crisis
Nearly 350,000 Queenslanders requiring specialist medical care are currently on a waitlist to be seen, resulting in 50 per cent of patients not being...
Peace walk to take a stand against violence
Warwick Safe Haven is inviting locals to join their peace walk and candle lighting ceremony this Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Month.
Held annually...
Cent auction draws a crowd
Organisers of a community-run cent sale in Killarney are counting their earnings after a hugely successful fundraiser.
With a range of prizes up for grabs,...
Morning tea and style: Fashion parade to support LifeFlight
The list of things to do this mothers day weekend just got a lot more fashionable with Groovy Grannies inviting locals to their Mother’s...
School honours ‘magnificent 42’ who died during WWII
The legacy of 42 past SCOTS PGC students who gave their lives during World War II remained front and centre at a pre-Anzac Day...
YOUR SAY: Letters to the editor
Who decides when we’re in drought?:
Meteorological drought in Australia is clearly defined: a prolonged period of significantly reduced rainfall, typically when levels fall into...
Iconic Spitfire replica to soar over Stanthorpe this Anzac Day
During this year’s Stanthorpe Anzac Day March, make sure to look to the sky to see Mark Appo and his replica World War two...
Stanthorpe Anzac Day parade to honour servicewomen
To honour the Anzac Day theme of “Women in the Services, Past and Present”, the Stanthorpe RSL Sub-Branch will have a number of current...
Op shop unearths lost World War I medal
As far as op-shop finds go, original World War I military medals are as rare as they come.
So when store manager of Neighbours Aid...
Police pressure on as school resumes
A 22-year-old man was fined almost $2000 and lost eight demerit points after being clocked travelling more than 50km/h over the speed limit along...
Global fertiliser market facing prolonged period of strain
The global fertiliser market faces a prolonged period of tight supply, weak affordability and heightened price risk and, even if current geopolitical tensions ease...
