Telstra tries one on
COMMENT By STEVE GRAY
ONE of Australia’s biggest companies, with a public relations budget exceeding $200 million, wants your tiny community newspaper Southern Free Times...
Putting Christ into Xmas
ST Mark’s Anglican Church will celebrate the real purpose of Christmas on Sunday.
The congregation has chosen “Jesus is the reason for the season” as...
Glorious heights
STANTHORPE’s Christmas tree finally made it to full height after a team of workers, helped by St Joseph’s students, recently decorated and assembled the...
Airport takes off!
By STEVE GRAY
WELLCAMP airport’s backers know how to get a bang for their buck.
As part of their hugely successful public open day on Sunday...
Christmas cheer in CBD
THE Warwick CBD will be enveloped in Christmas cheer on coming Saturdays.
Palmerin Street will take on a jolly atmosphere as part of the “write...
Water supply in the pipeline
By STEVE GRAY
ALLORA’S water future will be assured by mid-2014 when the new 26km pipeline from Warwick is completed.
Construction began last week at the...
“Disaster season” warning
SOUTHERN Free Times readers have been warned to prepare for “disaster season”.
Queensland Fire and Emergency Services (QFES) is encouraging residents to plan now to...
Elect by divisions call
By STEVE GRAY
HAVING lost the amalgamation battle, some Stanthorpe residents want reforms to the present council structure to make it more fair and democratic.
A...
Export network going places
By STEVE GRAY
A SMALL group at a breakfast kicked off an Export Network which aims to support local industry wishing to expand their trade...
Cops thanked at inquest
POLICE officers were thanked for saving the lives of people threatened by an armed man at a commune near Tenterfield 18 months ago.
Police tasered...
Arrests after break-in
DETECTIVES arrested and charged two juveniles after a break-in at the United service station on Helene St, Warwick. It was the third break-and-enter at...
Unlawful entry offences
A NUMBER of unlawful entry offences were reported to Stanthorpe police recently, with offences committed at Hale Haven Drive, McGlew Street and Goldfields Road...
Shorter than usual for livestock
The markets were a little short in their usual numbers this week as we saw a total of 1191 head of cattle and 1279...
