Tag: News
Stanthorpe grown Christmas tree unveiled
Almost 80 members of Queensland’s Parliamentary Friends of the Forest and Timber Industry alongside industry stakeholders celebrated the festive season by unveiling a live...
Trucks halted at Goondiwindi
Locals have sent in pictures of trucks stuck at Goondiwindi during the recent floods.
Goondiwindi, Yelarbon, and Inglewood were quite badly affected by the recent...
New financial report sheds light on GBIP
Granite Belt Irrigation Project (GBIP) lodged its financial report recently, giving insight into the current state of the project.
The report shows that GBIP spent...
A ‘stupid’ act: shopfront pot plants damaged
On Sunday night, a Granite Belt resident knocked over and damaged pot plants located in front of Gracious Giving and Brinx Deli and Café.
Of...
Meet our new journalist Emily-Rose Toohey
Warwick Today & Stanthorpe Today are delighted to introduce the newest member of our team, journalist EMILY-ROSE TOOHEY. Emily-Rose started with us on Monday,...
Good news for border bubble
Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has announced Queensland borders will re-open to domestic hotspots from 1 am on Monday 13 December, with huge news for those...
Editor’s Desk
This week has been an interesting one as a journalist.
With so many highlights to choose from, my favourite was probably standing out in the...
Letters to the editor
Border blues
In case you are not aware, the people/businesses living along the State Border between Jennings and Legume and as far northeast as White...
Livestock markets update
Livestock agent ROSS ELLIS of McDougall and Sons brings us an update on the local lamb and cattle markets from last week…
Agents and their...
Littleproud calls on insurance companies for flood relief
Member for Maranoa David Littleproud has made urgent representation to the Insurance Council of Australia around the feedback he’s receiving from locals affected by...
SDRC to take new street name out to consultation
Southern Downs Regional Council resolved to put forward to community consultation the suggested name of “Foxtail Lane” for an unnamed road reserve off Halls...
This week on the farm
I can’t believe I didn’t hear a thing. Chaos reigned this morning at 5 am. I was lying in bed enjoying my morning coffee...
Markets feel the heat of weather and rising costs
Numbers were mixed this week as we settle into the normality of the 5-day week after the Easter break.
Cattle saw a yarding of...
