Time may be up for ‘Tanny’ school
By Jeremy Sollars
TANNYMOREL State School won’t be closing any time soon, with public consultation over the proposed closure by the State Government scheduled to...
United in song
HUNDREDS of students from schools across the Warwick region descended on Leslie Park this morning for the national "Count Us In" singing event -...
Call for young leaders
IF you are an enthusiastic young person between the ages of 15 and 25 and live in the Southern Downs region, why not consider...
Bring out our best
DO YOU know someone who has made an outstanding contribution to our community?
Now is the time to recognise their efforts and get your nominations...
Seniors lunch munch
THE Warwick Senior Citizens Association got together for a Melbourne Cup lunch on Tuesday - here’s a few snaps of those who attended the...
Opening for small towns
BUSINESS and how to attract it to our small towns will be the topic of a two-day conference at Killarney this weekend, 5 and...
Poppies makes sure that we remember
FAY Helwig’s amazing Flanders poppies WWI Remembrance Fields at Glen Aplin on the Granite Belt is open free to the public in the lead-up...
Memorabilia bears witness
REMEMBRANCE Day is coming up next Friday, 11 November, and the Stanthorpe and District Sub-Section of the Naval Association of Australia is raising funds...
Record fifth win for owner
By Casey O’connor
ANOTHER chapter has been written into Aussie folklore after the running of the 2016 Melbourne Cup on Tuesday. Lloyd Williams was turned...
Let there be light, and new floors
By Jeremy Sollars
UNLIKE St Mary’s Catholic Church in Warwick no historic graves have recently been unearthed at St Mark’s Anglican Church as yet but...
Good weather for browsing
FINE weather was on order on Saturday morning for the Warwick Potters Country Craft Market in Leslie Park. TERRY WEST caught up with a...
Going for Gold
THE Warwick Gold Cup - known as 'the Melbourne Cup of campdrafting’ - was won by Kyogle rider Lloyd Brown on Sunday at the...
New laws used to hit illicit tobacconists with 90-day closures
From Warwick to Kingaroy, the front doors of what authorities claim are high-street operations for organised crime were sealed this week, marking a dramatic...
