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Conference will go according to plan

By Jeremy Sollars STANTHORPE has scored a major coup after being chosen to host a national town planners’ conference set down for late October. The Planning...

Warwick’s VW-fest

By Jeremy Sollars WARWICK Dragway is about to play host to a uniquely Australian motorsport event - the VW Warwick Weekend. To be held at the...

Handbag and iPhone theft

By Jeremy Sollars STANTHORPE Police have released CCTV images of a man who they believe may be able to assist with inquiries into a theft...

Chicken coup

By Jeremy Sollars A CHICKEN hatchery with the capacity to process close to a million chicks a week will start construction near Allora in January. Brisbane-based...

First class TRL grand final

By Casey O’connor AFTER a magnificent weekend of NRL which showcased all the best of rugby league once again, an elite footballer hit the headlines...

Music to their ears

By Jeremy Sollars LAST weekend’s Bony Mountain Folk Festival featured a strong line-up of Aussie artists, and festival-goers came in droves in their cars and...

Dams overflowing

By Jeremy Sollars COUNCIL-owned dams in the region are overflowing following the recent rain and Warwick’s SunWater Leslie Dam has been nicely topped up. The Southern...

Dalveen has the right design

By Jeremy Sollars TUCKED away behind the post office in unassuming digs in the rural hamlet of Dalveen, halfway between Warwick and Stanthorpe, is one...

Six-a-side summer footy

By Jeremy Sollars GOOD fun, good mates, play football - it’s that simple when it comes to the Warwick Football Association’s Summer 6s competition. With the...

Attempted murder charges laid

By Jeremy Sollars A MAN charged with attempted murder following an incident on Tooth Street in Warwick in August has had his matter adjourned in...

Floral competition at flower show

By Jeremy Sollars RECENT springtime rain across the region is being celebrated by our gardening enthusiasts, not least of which is Warwick Horticultural Society president...

Time’s right twice a day but ‘fix’ cost is alarming

By Jeremy Sollars THOSE observant folk up the main street will have noted that the Warwick Town Hall clock is stuck at either 8am or...

Renewed scrutiny over controversial water licence

Despite persistent community opposition, Queensland Water Minister Ann Leahy has so far resisted making a call on whether to call-in and reassess the controversial...