The story of Private George Morgan
From 1914 to 1918, 416,000 men enlisted in the Australian forces out of a population of around 5 million. While 333,000 served overseas, (38%...
Nominations for busking festival filling up fast
Stanthorpe’s streets are set to come alive with the sound of music - and much more - as nominations for the annual Busking Festival...
Qld night-life panel
Granite Belt music advocate Kelvin Johnston has backed the appointment of an expert panel which will investigate ways to revive Queensland’s night life economy.
The...
Welcoming all builders
The LEGO Competition is set to inspire builders of all ages at the Killarney Show, with entries closing at 6:00 PM on Thursday, 20th...
Killarney show on the horizon
The Killarney Show is set to return on 21 and 22 February 2025, bringing two action-packed days of entertainment, competitions, and community spirit to...
Supporting the Allora Show
The Allora Agricultural Show displays the region’s finest and it was heavily attended.
Samantha Wantling and Chris Munro were on hand to capture all...
Iconic food vendor nearly burns to the ground
An ag show staple and beloved food vendor’s hot chips became too hot to handle at the Allora showgrounds last weekend.
For a brief five...
Super happy with show success
Another show has been ticked off the Southern Downs circuit with the Allora Agriculture Show blowing organisers, entrants and attendees away.
President of the...
Top global trends impacting Australian food and agri to 2030
Changed eating patterns due to the rising use of anti-obesity drugs, a shift to in-home alcohol consumption and increasing demand for dairy products tailored...
Rain fails deter racegoers
Warwick’s Allman Park came alive on Tuesday, 4 February, 2025, as the Punt123.bet Race Day delivered seven thrilling races despite persistent rain.
While mid-week...
Leaders welcome latest study hub announcement
Community leaders have welcomed the selection of Warwick’s TAFE campus as the soon-to-be home of the Southern Downs Country Universities Centre.
Scheduled to open at...
QCWA donates $5000 to flood affected families
The Queensland Country Women’s Association (QCWA) Condamine Valley and Warwick Branch has donated $5000 to the Public Rural Crisis Fund to support families impacted...
Wild weather fails to dent yardings
Livestock numbers lifted at the Warwick Saleyards this week despite producers contending with wildly variable weather, from dry paddocks to hail-damaged properties.
A total of...
