Turkey Triples: St Patrick’s Day at the cross
There was not the hint of a storm, nor wind nor hail last week as the Southern Cross Bowls held their Turkey Triples. Quite...
Mixed blessings for croquet group
Warwick Croquet club have been smiling in past couple of week as members finally got back on the lawn without the need for flippers...
Iedema a Saturday winner
The winner of the nett event on Saturday was Don Iedema with a great score of 65. It was just enough to edge out...
AGM reports on successful year
The Warwick Sporters club recently held their AGM.
Outgoing President Keith Farrell and Treasurer Con Seibel confirmed the Sporters’ Club had enjoyed had another sterling...
NRL kick off
Here we are after a week of tragedy in the cricket world many sports fans will be happy to refocus as the 2022 NRL...
Clifton night bowls cancelled
Rain last Thursday forced the cancellation of that the Clifton Bowls club. Fortunately, conditions were better on Saturday allowing play in the event sponsored...
Good turn out for monthly triples
A total of 14 teams played the Warwick Bowls Club Monthly Triples event which was held on Tuesday 1st March. In spite of all...
Three mallet disciplines on Granite Belt
The weather gods were kind to Stanthorpe Croquet players over the past week. While their Warwick counterparts were confronted with a wet and soggy...
Apple and Grape Triples a fun day
A little rain on the green may have kept some players away but it did not dampen the enthusiasm of those who played the...
Applethorpe course a success
The Bullecourt Bounders hosted their first Bush Orienteering event in 2022 last Sunday and were very pleased to welcome 40 competitors to the Applethorpe...
Soggy Sunday
Stanthorpe Sporters did not allow a little rain to dampen their spirits on Sunday morning as the group approached their nine-hole round of golf....
Redbacks finish on top of table
In the past week, the Southern Cross Bowls Club received more than its fair share of rain once again. It was however fortunate that...
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Curbing coercive control
Fourteen years in prison! That’s how serious coercive control is.
It’s a form of domestic violence. The Queensland Government passed laws on 6 March this...
