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Chillin’ out at Killarney’s picnic

By TANIA PHILLIPS MORE than 2000 people spread their picnic rugs and chilled out at the first Killarney Picnic Basket Day at Melrose Station on...

New tourism body

By TANIA PHILLIPS FORMER Warwick Tourism and Events CEO Tracy Vellacott has welcomed a move by the Southern Downs Council to form an “in-house” group...

Gas is off the agenda, for now

THERE will be no reticulated natural gas pipeline from Toowoomba to Warwick after the proposal was declared “unfeasible” following investigations by Southern Downs Regional...

Training destination for Commonwealth Games

THERE could be teams from up to 13 different and diverse countries training on the Southern Downs in the lead up to the Gold...

Traffic injuries worry police

TRAFFIC crashes continue to be an issue in the Stanthorpe area with another four reported during the past week according to local police. Officer...

Race in the running

RUNNERS from all over southern Queensland and northern New South Wales headed to Warwick at the weekend for the 14th annual Warwick Pentathrun. Held in...

Lights out for 2500 after power line fails

THE power supply to almost 2500 Ergon Energy customers on the Southern Downs was interrupted on Monday night due to a fallen power line...

$40 million facelift for Rose City

WARWICK’S Rose City Shoppingworld is set for a $40 million facelift over the next few months. Queensland-based property developer McConaghy Group has begun major works...

Tourist board bitter at council walkout

DESTINATION Southern Downs (DSD) chairwoman Corinne Butler has expressed her board’s extreme disappointment with the Southern Downs Regional Council’s decision to cease funding and...

Tourism body dumped

SOUTHERN Downs has stopped providing funds to the region’s peak tourism body Destination Southern Downs and will form an “in-house” group to help with...

Students deliver the care

FIFTEEN Warwick State High School students recently gave their Saturday morning to help the Zonta Club of Warwick. The 15 young women worked with Zonta...

Wilting under tax

SOUTHERN Downs farmers face an uncertain time with the Federal Government announcing they will push back the introduction of the backpacker tax until next...

Vineyard starts Granite Belt’s first juniper berry plantation

New Tricks Winery and Distillery has officially established the Granite Belt’s first juniper plantation, marking a bold new expansion for the family-owned business in...