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Weather reduces sheep yarding

Agent and vendors combined to present a total of 1553 head to the weekly sheep and lamb sale. The numbers were back on last...

Killarney gearing up for Australia Day

Live music, whip cracking and a hearty Australian breakfast is poised to take over Killarney's Pat Bush Park as the small bush town gears...

Stanthorpe leads the way as show season gets underway

Rugby Union legend Tim Horan is set to open the 149th annual Stanthorpe Show being held from Friday 31 January through to 2 February....

Artistic flights of fancy

Some works of art are real flights of fancy, so in one respect it’s fitting that the Warwick Art Gallery has a roof shaped...

First Nations people to share stories of connection this Australia Day

First Nations people will share their own experiences regarding their relationship with modern Australia as part of a “survival day” story-sharing event near Warwick...

Housing information night

Somewhere to live is a basic human need – one that a lot of people are struggling to meet due the current housing crisis...

Littleproud secures endorsement ahead of looming federal election

Nationals leader David Littleproud has once again been endorsed as the LNP’s Maranoa candidate as both major parties launch into campaign-mode ahead of this...

The last story of the four Talgai warriors

A few months ago, the stories of three of the sons of George Carr Clark’s large family were written to highlight the incredible military...

QCWA bursaries for students closing soon

The Queensland Country Women’s Association (QCWA) invites male and female secondary and tertiary students in Queensland to apply for a range of bursary offering...

Severe crop and property damage reported as giant hailstones thrash Granite Belt

Severe crop and property damage has been reported on the Granite Belt after a destructive supercell pelted hailstones as big as baseballs on Tuesday...

Strong prices at Warwick saleyards

Following the extended break for yard repairs, the combined agents at Warwick penned 1,032 cattle for the first sale of the 2025 selling season. All...

‘Accidental historian’ launches virtual memorial for Southern Downs veterans

A Southern Downs historian has gone to great lengths to document her region’s rich military history, launching a virtual memorial commemorating all local veterans...

Gasses roar back into Warwick

If you love the smell of race fuel, the rumble of old-school V8s, big smoky burnouts, wheel stands and the thrill of side-by-side drag...