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Locals speak against new road signs

Locals have raised concerns about the new street signs in Warwick CBD, stating they are a danger and potentially contrary to Queensland road rules. One...

Condamine Country Art and Open Studio Trail kicks off this weekend

Returning after the inaugural event last year, the Condamine Country Art and Open Studio Trail (CCART) provides local artists within our community with an...

Rodeo vaccine pop-up a success

The pop-up vaccine clinic at this weekend’s Rodeo Markets was a resounding success, with Darling Downs Health (DDH) urging any residents who have not...

Town planning open to community views

Southern Downs Regional Council (SDRC) is inviting all members of our community to join the conversation that will shape the future of town planning...

Letters to the editor

Questions for Cr Jo McNally At the Council meeting on 29th October you claimed that all the Councillors had a conflict of interest in the...

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… Cattle numbers reduced...

This week on the farm

CJ has been a busy bee. The house is full of flowers, in the bedrooms, the lounge room, the dining room, and in the...

Rose City lives up to its name

For those of you ..and that is most of you.. that didn’t come along to the Spring Flower Show last week in St Mary’s...

O’Driscoll’s Pistol

When Grandma O’Driscoll found a pistol In a tin beneath Grandad’s bed She went to the larder, didn’t need to look harder And replaced the biscuit tin...

When the women of Australia answered the call

In the dark days of World War 2, the Australian Government headed by John Curtain was coming under increasing pressure to protect the Australian...

First national service scheme anniversary

The outbreak of the Korean War in 1950 coupled with the Malayan Emergency and the Viet Minh uprising against the French in Vietnam, then...

Hoarding cash in a cashless society

Australians have been hoarding cash, particularly through the first year of Covid-19, despite forecasts that we will be a 98 per cent cashless society...

Cold morning blast sweeps across Southern Downs

An early taste of winter greeted Southern Downs residents on Monday morning with temperatures plunging to below zero degrees in parts of the region. The...

End of an era