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Stanthorpe snow hopes fade for weekend

Tourists hoping to catch a rare white winter in Queensland’s cold capital this weekend might have to temper expectations. While the weather bureau has not...

Southern Downs teachers join first statewide strike in 16 years

Public school union teachers across the Southern Downs will walk off the job next Wednesday 6 August as part of the first state school...

Soldiers Memorial nears centenary

In February next year, the Stanthorpe Soldiers Memorial will turn 100, although its story is even older. Discussions had begun in 1918 around how to...

New planning laws to give regional Queenslanders a stronger voice on renewable projects

Regional communities across Queensland will have a greater say in renewable energy developments under new legislation introduced by the Crisafulli Government. The Planning (Social...

Powerlink community grants now open for Southern Downs

Community groups, clubs and not-for-profit organisations across the Southern Downs are once again eligible to apply for Powerlink Queensland’s annual community grants program. The Powerlink...

Council discusses possible Killarney community garden

A proposal for a dedicated community garden in Killarney’s Canning Park is receiving serious consideration from the Southern Downs Regional Council. At a council information...

How new maternity care is helping ease pregnancy fears

Mothers have embraced an increasingly popular type of maternity service on the Southern Downs which pairs pregnant women with just one midwife before, during...

Final Apple and Grape ambassador

The Apple and Grape Harvest Festival has officially announced its sixth and final Young Ambassador for 2026, Rylee Vedelago, proudly sponsored by Pursehouse Rural. For...

Allora intersection to get safety upgrades

A new roundabout will be installed at the intersection of Warwick and Forde Streets in central Allora, with construction expected to begin in August...

Ban on US beef lifted, but timing questioned

Restrictions on US beef coming into Australia have been fully lifted, causing some within the industry to question the timing and call for an...

A journey of belonging, growth and lifelong learning

Choosing the right school for your child is one of the most significant decisions a family will make. It’s not just about academic results—it’s...

Crowds defy weather to celebrate end of JJJ

Despite a bout of torrential rain, this year’s Jumpers and Jazz in July festival has been hailed a success, drawing record crowds to Warwick...

‘Red Hatters’ tip hats to 25 years

For a quarter of a century, Warwick’s beloved Rose City Red Hatters have been reshaping the idea of old age. Not dreading their older years...