Keto diet improves mental health
A groundbreaking study conducted by researchers at Stanford Medicine has unveiled the promising potential of the ketogenic diet in improving mental health conditions.
Published...
Cowboys on top in season opener
It may only be the second week of the competition but Warwick Cowboys are set for a top of the table clash with Wattle-Warriors...
Wattles take on Cowboys
Alex Donn has led the way as Wattle Warriors started their Toowoomba Rugby League season on a high note, beating Oakey Bears 52-18 at...
Casual vibe to new council
The Southern Downs Regional Council has met for one ordinary meeting lasting just 15 minutes, and already a slightly more casual vibe is showing...
A flood of 4WDs
Ongoing complaints about the management of Condamine River Road have resurfaced after another long weekend of what one property owner described as “wall to...
Entertainment upgrades in hospital
With a focus on prioritising patient comfort and well-being, the Warwick Hospital is gearing up for a significant improvement to its amenities.
Recognising the...
MP slams slow code
Nationals Leader and Maranoa MP David Littleproud has welcomed the interim report into the Food and Grocery Code but has criticised Labor for being...
Data shows Southern Downs grew by more than 450 people last financial year
An estimated 453 additional people now call the Southern Downs home, recently released data has revealed.
According to ABS data published in late-March, the population...
Windle is new deputy
Sheryl Windle is the new deputy mayor of the Southern Downs Regional Council.
Voted to the position unanimously at the council’s first post-election statutory meeting,...
No call-outs as festival crowd well behaved
The Rabbits Eat Lettuce festival has been hailed as a resounding success by organisers and attendees alike.
Held against the serene backdrop of Cerrabah...
State first success
Signalling a shift in harm reduction strategies, authorities have celebrated the success of Queensland’s first pill testing site at the Rabbits Eat Lettuce music...
CBD stepping it up
Work on a $1.6 million safety upgrade to 24 pedestrian crossings will soon get underway in Warwick CBD.
The project, to start in April, will...