NDIS overhaul: $32b in cuts sparks regional concerns
The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) overhaul has now been confirmed in the Federal Budget announced earlier this week, with the Albanese government announcing...
Warwick Toastmasters to mark 40 years
Warwick Toastmasters held their inaugural meeting on 26 May 1986 and continues forty years later.
Throughout this time, the club has provided training in public...
Buyers competing for limited livestock
Main livestock numbers were reduced this week with 1244 head of cattle finding their way into the market and 1389 head of sheep and...
Dry conditions push lighter stock into yard
Agents and vendors combined again to present 1389 head of sheep and lambs for the weekly sale.
The buyers forum was there with two...
Dalveen Sports Day returns after decades on the sidelines
The age-old tradition of Dalveen Sports Day has been resurrected after the Dalveen Sports Club and Dalveen School P&C joined forces to host the...
Wave of support keeps Southern Downs Steam Railway on track
Southern Downs Steam Railway (SDSR) is feeling the overwhelming support from the community after the volunteer-run railway received three grants in the last six...
Hands-on ag education event to debut in Warwick
Warwick students will get a hands-on taste of life in agriculture when the SCOTS PGC College hosts the town’s first Moo Baa Munch event...
Warwick teen earns Boys Brigade’s highest honour
Standing inside Queensland’s Government House alongside an exclusive group of top Boys Brigade members, Warwick teenager Cain Cristina-Holland celebrated an achievement years in the...
Stanthorpe voice to lead global women’s group
Stanthorpe’s Sandy Venn-Brown has been voted president-elect of global women’s rights organisation Zonta International.
Ms Venn-Brown secured the role at the organisation’s worldwide election earlier...
UniSQ’s global role in groundbreaking space discovery
Researchers from the University of Southern Queensland (UniSQ), alongside those from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and Harvard University, have made a groundbreaking...
Free movie day draws a crowd
Churches of Christ's One Table Cafe function room turned into a mini-cinema when "Song Sung Blue" screened for free on the big screen.
The free...
Allora farmer to join global climate talks
Allora farmer Sally Higgins will take regional Queensland’s voice to the world stage after being named Australia’s Youth Climate Champion for this year’s COP31...
Double delight sends Hardy to final
Warwick horseman Steven Hardy has not experienced the highs of reaching a Battle of the Bush decider yet in his career and that is...
