Water works in the pipeline
By Jeremy Sollars
The Queensland Government has approved nearly $4 million for the construction of a new pipeline from Stanthorpe’s Storm King Dam to the...
Local legends take up the baton for Commonwealth games
The Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games Corporation (GOLDOC) has announced the local batonbearers from the Southern Downs region who will carry the Queen’s Baton...
Chubb at Henry Parkes Oration
Distinguished scientist and academic, Professor Ian Chubb will be in Tenterfield on Saturday 28 October to deliver the annual Henry Parkes Oration.
Professor Ian Chubb...
Butter factory changes hands
The dairy industry - which perhaps more than any other has brought stability to the farming community of Killarney - was established in 1913...
Daily grind to feed the sick
By Jeremy Sollars
The saying ‘food is medicine’ never rings truer than at Warwick Hospital, where anything up to 10,000 meals are served up every...
Era of 30 plus sportsmen
The Socceroos booked themselves a trip to Honduras last week after a nail-biting win over a very brave Syria. Despite their white knuckle victory...
Golden Guitars in Our Backyard
By Jeremy Sollars
For the first time, Golden Guitar winners Travis Collins and Amber Lawrence have collaborated on their debut EP called ‘Our Backyard’, released...
Anzac objective is in sight
By Jeremy Sollars
A lunch and auction event held last Sunday at the Warwick Golf Club to raise funds for a new war memorial wall...
Off to court on GrainX
By Jeremy Sollars
The Southern Downs Regional Council has formally taken Allora’s GrainX to court over alleged non-compliance with operating conditions.
Documents filed with the...
Teacher for the Greens
By Jeremy Sollars
The Greens have endorsed Toowoomba schoolteacher Antonia van Geuns as their candidate for our seat of Southern Downs at the next state...
Council sticks to its pest control guns
By Jeremy Sollars
The Southern Downs Regional Council has so far carried out more than 330 property inspections relating to its controversial new Invasive Pest...
Bashing victim shows some early signs of responding
By Jeremy Sollars
BREAKING: A 15-year-old girl who was allegedly assaulted by two other teenage girls on a Warwick street earlier this week has showed...
Planting seeds for degrees: Warwick study hub vision
Warwick TAFE could play a pivotal role in transforming how Australia’s growing number of regional university study hubs operate, a federal senator has declared.
In...
