Newsmaker of the year: Allora’s ’favourite son’
Allora’s “favourite son“ Matt Denny took the weight of an entire town’s hopes and dreams to this year’s Olympic Games in Paris.
And much to...
2024 in review: A fight for the region
October:
Earlier this year Warwick Today asked for your thoughts on Youth Crime. In this edition we publish the extensive results of that survey, get...
An action-packed night
There’s no better way to ring in the New Year than with the excitement of the Warwick Show and Rodeo’s New Year’s Eve Rodeo....
2024 in review: Putting Southern Downs on the map
July:
Marking their 10th camp, Borderline Australia’s Camp X drew to a close with some heartfelt storytelling about what the camp and organisation meant for...
2024 in review: New developments for the region
April:
A multi-day music festival hosted south of Warwick found itself at the centre of an unprecedented free and legal drug testing initiative over the...
In review: Celebrations kick off 2024
Let’s take a look back at what made news in Warwick Today during 2024.
January:
The new year began with a fatal single-vehicle crash that...
Music reforms gain traction
Two Granite Belt live music advocates look to have caught state and federal attention with government figures poised to mull their complex series of...
Shaping communities through art and music
Marissa Clark’s journey from Brisbane’s quiet suburb of Yeronga to becoming a pivotal figure in the Granite Belt's cultural landscape is one of passion,...
Southern Downs farmer takes on world’s longest horse race
Roughly 200 metres into the world’s longest horse race and a sudden realisation began to dawn on Kelly Dudley.
“I realised how unfit I was,”...
Killarney aged care’s million dollar lawsuit abandoned
A costly compensation claim filed against a major Southern Downs aged care facility by a former employee has been abandoned.
Killarney Memorial Aged Care centre...
How an Allora-born data analyst won Queenslander of the year
Autistic Australians are up to 10 times more likely to face unemployment compared to those without a disability.
The startling statistic is one of just...
Mine operator fined over contaminated water
The operator of a mine in south west Queensland has been fined $85,000 and ordered to pay more than $5000 in legal and investigation...
Newsmaker of the year: Allora’s ’favourite son’
Allora’s “favourite son“ Matt Denny took the weight of an entire town’s hopes and dreams to this year’s Olympic Games in Paris.
And much to...
