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Homeowners on reno splurge

By JONATHON HOWARD CAPTION: Knowing your limits: DIY renovations have exploded in popularity, but what are some of the traps to avoid. IT WOULD seem that...

Hospitals open doors to scrutiny

By JONATHON HOWARD CAPTION: Warwick Hospital performance monitoring reaches new level of transparency. WARWICK residents now have greater insight into the performance of the local hospital,...

Muso tilts at power

By JONATHON HOWARD CAPTION: Federal candidate for Maranoa, James Blundell, has flagged a range of promises in the fight for votes. BOB Katter’s star Senate candidate,...

Speeding drivers under the gun

By JONATHON HOWARD CAPTION: Queensland Police Commissioner Ian Stewart says police will publish speed camera locations in a bid to reduce a skyrocketing road toll. NEW...

Winter works in the gallery

By JONATHON HOWARD CAPTION: Leonard Shillam’s sculpture titled ‘Wallaby’ is an almost life-size sculpture in sandstone of a wallaby and will be one of the...

Shire’s fiscal cliff warrants audit

By JONATHON HOWARD CAPTION: Concerned Tenterfield rate payer and pensioner Robert Walker has called for an independent audit of Tenterfield Shire Council. SEVERAL residents have backed...

Don’t fall victim to cyber traps

By JONATHON HOWARD CAPTION: Learn the tricks to avoid becoming a victim of cyber scams which have fleeced online shoppers of millions. CYBER scammers are taking...

Author helps ease mind games

By JONATHON HOWARD CAPTION: Children’s author Christine Stammers will release her first picture book that helps kids understand mental health illnesses. A NEW book which helps...

Docs rushed off their feet

By JONATHON HOWARD CAPTION: Heavy machinery building the foundation of the new Allora Medical Centre this week. CONSTRUCTION work on the new Allora Medical Centre has...

Inspiring works on show

By JONATHON HOWARD CAPTION: Killarney’s Willow Gallery will feature works by renowned indigenous artist John WeerongaBartoo. ARTWORKS by internationally recognised indigenous artist, John WeerongaBartoo, are currently...

Lights on power reforms

By JONATHON HOWARD MAJOR changes to Queensland’s electricity sector, which could save billions in network costs and revenues, were the centrepiece of reforms announced by...

Learn all the right moves

CAPTION: Renowned indigenous dancer Travis De Vries will host a series of dance workshops this weekend. A FREE contemporary dance workshop led by renowned indigenous...

Olympian back home

International professional caddy Luke Reardon was back on his home course at Stanthorpe at the weekend enjoying the stableford competition with his dad and...