Disaster Games prove useful
By LIA SPENCER
YOUNG people from Warwick and surrounds get to test their skills in mock situations at this weekend’s Youth Disaster Games.
The...
Icon opens doors
By GEORGIA WESTGARTH
ST MARK'S Anglican Parish of Warwick, which dates back to 1868, is opening its doors as part of the National...
Gallipoli dinner, auction
A DINNER and auction will be held next week to mark the centenary of Gallipoli. Organised by Norm Gale, president of Stanthorpe and District...
Child sex charges
A WARWICK man has been charged with 145 charges relating to child sex offences that allegedly occurred over a period of 13 years.
It will...
Fair spirits high
By KATHRYN BERMINGHAM
NUMBERS were down but spirits were high at the Warwick Easter Fair on Saturday as visitors enjoyed local music, food and shopping.
The...
Revved up to buck the trend
By GEORGIA WESTGARTH
BRODIE Carmichael was laid up recovering from a serious crash five years ago when he had the thought to combine two of...
Winter woollies at Woodenbong
By JOYCE MARSH, WOODENBONG CORRESPONDENT.
A MORNING tea and public showing of rugs, scarves, beanies and handcrafted items was held at the Catholic...
Rock swap was a gem
GEMSTONES and antiques stole the show at the Warwick Rock Swap over the weekend.
The rainy weather didn’t deter a group of keen collectors from...
Potters’ glazed smiles
A NEW shed, thanks to the community grants program of the Southern Downs Regional Council, has put smiles on the faces of Stanthorpe Pottery...
Hardly a dampener
A GREY day and misty rain did not dampen the spirits of Sam and Georgia Mckeown trying out the skate bowl in the ...
Down memory lane
By KATHRYN BERMINGHAM
CORN threshing, beekeeping and sheep shearing were among the many highlights at a historical demonstration and display recently.
The Allora and...
Finely aged and in demand
By KATHRYN BERMINGHAM
EXPERTS from across Australia and rarities from around the world gathered in Stanthorpe recently, much to the delight of local...















