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Fluoridation survey ‘invalid’

By ALENA HIGGINS COUNCIL is expected to declare its water fluoridation survey invalid, meaning the health practice will continue, after less than 50 per cent...

Stranger danger

By ALENA HIGGINS DENISE and BRUCE Morcombe were showered with hugs and messages of gratitude when they stopped by Warwick on Tuesday afternoon...

Airport makes the link

WELLCAMP Airport welcomed its inaugural QantasLink flight on Monday. A mix of the Wagner family, politicians, business leaders and the local community were aboard the...

All go at Rose City

By ALENA HIGGINS LESS than a month after the development application was lodged, plans for a $40 million expansion of Rose City Shoppingworld...

Green light, now council considers dam cost

By ALENA HIGGINS FUNDING strategies for Emu Swamp Dam will be mulled over later this month after the Federal Government approved the project...

Battle of the bulge

IT’S a sobering sign of the times, society’s ever expanding waistline. And the stark reality of the battle faced here in the bush was brought...

Rocks a sell out

By ALENA HIGGINS RECORD-breaking temperatures failed to deter crowds from grooving away at Stanthorpe’s biggest concert on Saturday. Only in its second year, Stanthorpe...

Burning heatwave grinds on

By ALENA HIGGINS WATER bombers were called in to help extinguish a grass fire that broke out west of Warwick on Saturday afternoon. Heatwave...

‘Moved to tears’

WARWICK is being described as a "hot spot" for drought-affected farmers, some in such dire financial situations that they may lose their properties, endure...

Park signs in play

NEW photographic signs displaying the range of activities that can be undertaken in a park and those that should be avoided have recently been...

Motorbiker killed

POLICE are investigating the circumstances surrounding a fatal motorcycle crash east of Tenterfield on Saturday. A 57-year-old man was riding a motorbike with a group...

Crowds rock on to the market

WHAT better way to complete a weekend away on the Granite Belt than to sample a host of local produce and wares? This theory was...

The art of St Marks

For one weekend a year for the past 13 years St Mark’s Anglican Church hall has become one of the focal points of art...

A remarkable life