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No beef with these results

By ALENA HIGGINS WINNERS of the 52nd Prime Cattle Hoof and Hook Competition will be announced this Saturday at Warwick. More than 90 entrants from across...

A solid investment

By ALENA HIGGINS KILLARNEY cattleman Pat McMahon picked up an equal top price Santa bull at the Toowoomba Ag Show bull sale last Thursday. Weighing in...

Finals crowd earns praise

Tenterfield Police Reports TENTERFIELD police have praised the behaviour of the large crowd during the league grand final on Saturday. Patrons are to be congratulated with...

Police tackle grenade find

A WARWICK resident got the shock of their life on Tuesday afternoon when they discovered a small WWII grenade while cleaning out a shed. Police...

Service saluted

In brief THE Veterans’ Support Advocacy Service Warwick branch will install a new war memorial at Warwick’s East Gardens following a $2031 grant. The club was...

Stoush over start

By ALENA HIGGINS TWO public information sessions on water fluoridation have been set down for early next month, but they have already been shrouded in...

Slow road to NBN

WHILE the Coalition Government has been quick to point out the speed in which it’s been rolling out the NBN of late, new figures...

All eyes on dam projects

By ALENA HIGGINS SPECULATION is mounting on the future of Emu Swamp Dam, after it appeared on the Federal Government’s dam-building shortlist. In a recent article...

Clear skies ahead

By TANIA PHILLIPS WARWICK and surrounding areas are probably looking at slightly below average rainfall for spring according to a Bureau of Meteorology spokesman. The region...

Energy savings kick in

By ALENA HIGGINS IT’S time to store energy and get off the grid. That’s the message from the owners of Freedom Energy, who were championing the...

Frost cloth does the trick

IN OUR neck of the woods, frost protection is often required to give sensitive plants the best chance of survival. Frost cloth is a commercially...

Gas lobby on track

By ALENA HIGGINS AS WELL as the discussing its inland rail plans with Maranoa MP Bruce Scott, Warwick Chamber of Commerce raised the need for...

Qld’s top public servant to serve as interim cross-border commissioner

Queensland’s most senior public servant will assume the role of Acting Cross-Border Commissioner while the state government headhunts a permanent recruit. Damien Walker’s appointment to...