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Rodeo off the streets

By Jeremy Sollars RODEO street events will be missing from this year’s Warwick Rodeo celebrations but the ever-popular Warwick Potters Country Craft Market is still...

World’s Rodeo Queens on tour

By Jeremy Sollars WARWICK Rodeo Queen Ashleigh Grant has been joined by her national and international counterparts this week as the Warwick Rodeo kicks into...

Kickstarter for small businesses

QUEENSLAND small businesses keen to fast track growth to create jobs and grow the economy will be supported by the State Government’s new Accelerate...

Station’s new jock in stock

By Jeremy Sollars NATHANIEL Leigh likes nothing better than to pump out some tunes of a Friday afternoon and evening up at Warwick Rainbow FM...

Army helps talented children

By Joyce Marsh, Woodenbong Correspondent OVER the last 12 months the 8th/9th Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment (8/9 RAR) Brisbane, have deployed over 400 soldiers in...

Axe hangs over Suncorp branch

By Jeremy Sollars BANKING and insurance giant Suncorp has refused to rule out closing down its Warwick branch on Palmerin Street after confirming the impending...

Silly billy border time

By Tania Phillips THERE were plenty of thrills and spills at Billy Carts on the Border at Wallangarra on Sunday, after being postponed from Saturday...

Full bloom garden city

By Jeremy Sollars FREE Times Gardening Columnist BEATRICE HAWKINS captured the blooming wonderful scenes at the Warwick Horticultural Society’s Spring Flower Show last week, and...

Visitors crowd in to art enclosure

AN ART exhibition with a view to wide open spaces opened at the Warwick Hotel on Sunday. Don’t Fence Us In features works by...

Heroine’s plan pans out

WHAT’S a girl to do when she marries the man she loves only to have him set her an impossible challenge and then march...

Visitors go heavy on the horses

MICK Bradford’s Heavy Horse Day fundraiser for RACQ LifeFlight on Sunday took in more than $15,000 and attracted nearly 1000 visitors to his Yangan...

Flood of opposition

By Jeremy Sollars COUNCIL officers have recommended the controversial new Bunnings proposal for Warwick be approved at this week’s Southern Downs Regional Council general meeting...

Three $2k student bursaries on offer from QCWA

Condamine Valley-Warwick Branch located at 76 Grafton St Warwick, will be offering three bursaries of $2000 each to successful applicants who intend to pursue...