Tag: News
Masons unite for Installation meeting
Stanthorpe Freemasons held their Installation meeting Saturday, 24 July.
The Stanthorpe Masonic Centre in Farley Street is the second oldest building in town.
Visitors from Warwick,...
Harriet wins bronze at Olympics
23-year-old Harriet Hudson from Warwick has won bronze at the Tokyo Olympics.
Alongside teammates Caitlin Cronin, Rowena Meredith, and Ria Thompson, Hudson represented Australia in...
Man in hospital after falling 20m near Killarney
A 53-year-old man was airlifted to Princess Alexandra Hospital this morning in a serious condition, following a crash on Spring Creek Road near Queen...
One way forward for Acacia Avenue
Southern Downs Regional Council (SDRC) has approved a six-month trial of one-way traffic conditions on a busy section of Acacia Avenue between Percy and...
New speed limit for Rosenthal Heights
Population growth around Rosenthal Heights has prompted a review of speed limits in the area due to safety concerns raised by the community.
The area...
Anger over Covid check-in mandate
A Granite Belt business owner has expressed his frustration with increasingly “aggressive” customers, who he claims are unwilling to comply with Queensland’s new Covid-safe...
SDRC debate arts funding
Southern Downs Regional Council has erupted in debate over applications to round two of the Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF).
The main source of debate...
Farm Animal Rescue responds to backlash
Brad King, the founder of Farm Animal Rescue, has defended his organisation’s petition against the McDougall and Sons Sales in Warwick.
Initial criticism included that...
NDIS clients to move to Churches of Christ
In a first, Churches of Christ has partnered with disability service provider Focused on Care to transition NDIS clients out of aged care and...
Trees a tribute to loved ones lost
For many Warwick locals, Jumpers and Jazz in July is not only a time of celebration, but also of reflection and remembrance.
A close look...
Speed changes in Warwick CBD
Warwick’s main street has been stripped of its shared zone status and is now a 40 kilometres per hour zone.
Southern Downs Regional Council announced...
Heavenly retreat seeks approval
A quaint 106-year-old church at The Summit has been transformed into heavenly holiday accommodation and could soon be open to guests.
Seventh-generation Granite Belt resident...
Global fertiliser market facing prolonged period of strain
The global fertiliser market faces a prolonged period of tight supply, weak affordability and heightened price risk and, even if current geopolitical tensions ease...
