Lynch trial set to open
By JONATHON HOWARD
IT HAS taken almost two years to develop a case against the alleged murderer of Warwick woman Gail Lynch and the trial...
Shepherd’s majestic finish to bag title
IN full flight - Warwick’s Matthew Shepherd thunders down field at the Cunningham Polocrosse Club’s event at the weekend. Warwick went on the take...
Science bridges the gap
By TANIA PHILLIPS
SCIENCE can be fun and challenging - just ask the Year Six students from The Scots PGC College.
The group spent a day...
Jazzed up jumpers go aboreal
THE wool is coming out of the closest as preparations hit full speed for this year's Jumpers and Jazz in July in Warwick, from...
Irregularities downplayed, successes highlighted
By JONATHON HOWARD
TENTERFIELD Shire Council general manager, Lotta Jackson, has outlined a number of accomplishments by the council, despite several residents labelling it “one...
Budget we had to have
By JONATHON HOWARD
IT WAS the budget Australia had to have, says former senior Australian Test Cricket Umpire and Warwick resident, Lou Rowan, who has...
Thanks to volunteers
LAST week marked the 25th anniversary of National Volunteer Week, a time each year when not for profit organisations that rely on volunteers collectively...
Trail leads to Woodenbong
By JOYCE MARSH (WOODENBONG CORRESPONDENT)
ALWAYS promoted as an extraordinary “family event” the Woodenbong Trail Ride once again lived up to expectations.
Run by Ray Buchanan...
Service on display
THE Killarney RSL Sub-branch will officially open their War Memorabilia Display at the Killarney RSL hall on Saturday 17 May.
The hall will be...
Time for crackers
By TANIA PHILLIPS
IT is that time of year again when the Tenterfield Lions Club is gearing up for their annual Cracker Night on Saturday...
Eugene’s roped in
By TANIA PHILLIPS
IT’s not every day your wife and daughter tell you to go jump off a building - but it’s all in a...
Scope club’s afternoon tea
ALLORA Scope Club held its highly successful annual afternoon tea on Saturday, 3 May.
Guest travelled from as far away as the Ballina and Wynnum...