Costs on the agenda
IT’S a big week for council news with the rate discount period ending, water meter readings to commence and a series of financial forecast...
Three pins for Hamstead
By CASEY O’CONNOR
BUSY BUT SUCCESSFUL WEEKEND AT ‘GARRA’
IT WAS a busy weekend for members of the Wallangarra Golf Club. Saturday was Patron’s Day...
Westy’s weather for September
By TERRY WEST
THE last week of August gave us some interesting weather with a series of upper and lower troughs bringing storms and some...
DSD ‘disaster’
By DANE LILLINGSTONE
IN A turbulent couple of weeks for tourism in the Southern Downs, Tracy Vellacott has resigned as the interim general manager of...
Reading Bug Egg
THE Red Cross and Warwick Central State School have teamed up to help encourage young kids to read.
The Reading Bug Egg project is a...
Answers close for public housing?
By DANE LILLINGSTONE
PUBLIC housing residents of the Southern Downs still in the dark about who will control their properties may finally get some news.
Southern...
Parents go free for chilli abuse
By DANE LILLINGSTONE
TWO parents who punished their young daughter by rubbing chillies in her hands and putting it in her food have escaped immediate...
Body found in Condamine
News briefs
A BODY was discovered in the Condamine River around 2pm on Tuesday.
An elderly woman’s body was retrieved from the river near Scots PGC...
Honky tonk comes to Allora
THE hall at St David's Anglican Church, Allora will echo to the sounds of honky tonk music
at the Saxy Lady Variety concert, this Friday...
Weekend of peace
By DANE LILLINGSTONE
THE Peace Project will be well and truly underway in the Southern Downs on the weekend of 5 and 6 September with...
Double celebration for Probus
By DANE LILLINGSTONE
ROSE City Warwick Probus Club have had an eventful meeting with a new president and a 95th birthday.
Don McKechnie announced that after...
Regional TV plea
YOU may have noticed on television and radio lately the ‘Save Our Voices’ commercials popping up.
Prime, WIN, Southern Cross and Imparja have launched a...
Warwick tobacconists raided as tougher laws considered for illicit traders
Public health officers seized roughly 33,500 illegal cigarettes from retailers in Warwick earlier this week as part of another round of tobacco raids across...
