Old wares a modern attraction
THEY came from near and far on Saturday to check out the St Mary’s Antiques Fair and to sell their wares looking for a...
Drones rule our skies
DRONES are set to be used to monitor pest animal populations in the Southern Downs region.
Operating under its CASA-granted commercial drone licence, Ninox Robotics...
Ariel at Lions helm
THIS year’s Lions Club of Inglewood annual change-over dinner marked 44 years of dedicated service to the Inglewood community and made club...
Toast to Toastmasters on 1000th meeting
THE Stanthorpe Toastmasters are about to reach a major milestone, and they’re hoping for lots of old friends to help them celebrate.
The club is...
Mobile coverage boost on cusp of elections
SEVERNLEA and Tabulam are set to benefit when 135 locations across regional and remote Australia receive an additional boost to mobile coverage under the...
$24 million pledge on road to progress
THE Federal Coalition has promised $24 million to complete the Mount Lindesay Road upgrade between Legume and Woodenbong if re-elected next month.
Southern Downs Regional...
Kids hit the books early
AN early literacy program for preschoolers is being launched on the Southern Downs.
The Southern Downs Regional Council Library Service, in partnership with the State...
Tim’s keen on Anzac cause
VOLUNTEERS were delighted when former Deputy Prime Minister and National Party Leader Tim Fischer dropped in to the Stanthorpe Heritage Museum on a fact...
Leschke trophy held aloft
By CASEY O’CONNOR
THE Queensland Regional State School Football Championships played in Stanthorpe last weekend were a great success. While parents and supporters were left...
RSL’s centenary
By TANIA PHILLIPS
THE WARWICK RSL Sub-branch is set to celebrate their 100th anniversary next year, with those celebrations getting off to an early start...
RSL celebrates centenary
MORE than 250 from throughout the Southern Downs were on hand at the Warwick RSL Memorial Club on Saturday to celebrate the formation of...
Bidding for a bargain
ALLORA came alive for the 41st Allora Community Auction on Sunday morning.
About 200 volunteers from 30 local charities worked together booking goods in, assisting...
Register hoped to help significant reforms to child safety laws
Described as one of the most significant reforms to child safety laws in Queensland’s history, the Community Protection and Child Sex Offender Public Register...
