Unmasking the taboo
A Death Expo is promising to demystify death and dying, topics that are generally considered taboo in today’s society.
Death Expo 2025 is being...
The latest in gardening for Granite Belt
The 2025 Stanthorpe Gardenfest and Trade Fair will bring the latest innovations and releases in gardening to Stanthorpe over two big days Friday and...
Haggis pies hit the spot: The numbers behind record-breaking CelticFest
CelticFest organisers are cooling off and running the numbers after welcoming a record crowd through the Warwick Showgrounds over the long weekend.
After taking 2024...
GALLERY: Volkswagens bring style to Leslie Park
Volkswagen enthusiasts proudly took to Leslie Park on Saturday morning to parade their carefully maintained vintage vehicles.
Cars came from across Australia's east coast for...
Health service tight-lipped on helipad closure
Darling Downs Health have remained tight-lipped on the temporary diversion of helicopter retrievals away from Warwick Hospital where details surrounding the sudden closure of...
YOUR SAY: Letter to the editor
Well done Warwick:
Once again, Warwick has shown why it is the beating heart of the Southern Downs. Over the weekend we had the pleasure...
Warwick Rodeo saddling up for massive year
The countdown has begun for one of the most anticipated events on the Australian rodeo and campdraft calendar.
Last week, media and sponsors gathered for...
Water bombers join firefighting efforts west of Warwick
An aerial water bomber was deployed to help firefighting efforts west of Warwick where two bushfires kept residents on alert over the long weekend.
Residents...
Credit union profits hit record $4.5 million ahead of rebrand
Warwick Credit Union posted a record profit of $4.5 million last financial year ahead of its rebrand to Darling Downs Bank, newly-released annual results...
GALLERY: Warwick winds back the clock at CelticFest
The sound of bagpipes rung out as CelticFest marked its return, transforming the Warwick Showgrounds into a sea of kilts and Celtic culture for...
Warwick’s military history: The hero of Semakh
On 31 October 1917, the 11th Australian Light Horse was ordered to attack the Turkish and German forces at Semakh, a heavily fortified town...
Drivers stung as police clamp down on bad driving
Police have renewed calls for safe driving on the Southern Downs after charging three people for speeding and drink driving during the school holidays.
In...
Milestone, to the minute
It’s not often that a meeting is given a commemorative celebration of its own, but in Stanthorpe on Saturday night (8 November) members and...
