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Warwick Clontarf boys ready to make their mark

The Warwick Clontarf Academy has marked another year in the program’s decade-long effort to lift outcomes for young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander boys. Since...

Packed sponsors night shows strength of iconic rodeo

The Warwick Show and Rodeo Society last week hosted a packed sponsors night ahead of the 2025 Warwick Rodeo and Gold Cup Campdraft, celebrating...

Blue bike project sparking mental health conversations

Visitors to Killarney over the weekend were treated to more than just scones and tea at a special community High Tea, they were also...

Organisers sprint to clear up date clash

An unexpected date clash with the Queensland Raceway round of the Supercars Series has seen organisers rush to move the Historic Leyburn Sprints a...

Canadian criminologist appointed new UniSQ Vice Chancellor

The University of Southern Queensland has announced the appointment of internationally respected academic leader Professor Paul Mazerolle as its next Vice-Chancellor and President. Professor Mazerolle...

Killarney vintage fashion parade a ‘real labour of love’

There was a touch of old-world charm and plenty of local pride at the Killarney Senior Citizens Hall over the weekend, where guests gathered...

Recognition at last for forgotten soldiers

The spirit of remembrance was alive in Stanthorpe last week as community members, relatives, and RSL representatives gathered at the cemetery to pay tribute...

Markets firm despite wet weather

Welcome rainfall across the Southern Downs saw numbers ease at this week’s Warwick Saleyards as wet conditions kept some producers from transporting stock. A total...

Rain keeps numbers down at sheep and lamb sale

Wet weather saw a smaller yarding at this week’s Warwick sheep and lamb sale, with agents and vendors presenting just 1306 head, a notably...

Council reviewing feedback on draft planning scheme

Southern Downs Regional Council is calling community consultation on its draft planning scheme success after receiving hundreds of submissions. Over an eight-week period, the council...

Lister’s alleged threat to Labor MP thrown out

Queensland speaker Pat Weir has thrown out an allegation that Southern Downs MP James Lister threatened an opposition MP in parliament. Documents tabled in parliament...

Stringing together timely masterpieces

It was a concert like no other when performing arts and visual arts created a fusion of sound and colour at the Stanthorpe Little...

Huge bovine leap

An exciting new era has started for WiseRepro in Glen Aplin with the official opening on Monday 10 November of a new bovine genetic...