Tag: News
Born to the rodeo scene
Taking on the role of Warwick Rodeo and Campdraft secretary seemed the most natural thing in the world for Terri Gilbert to do, almost...
2021 Rodeo Queen Tamara Evans offers Support to Entrants
Dressed immaculately in blue jeans, an Ariat cowgirl shirt and Akubra with the signature sash across her torso, 2021 Warwick Rodeo Queen Tamara Evans...
Miss Myley is waiting for you
Southern Downs ARK has a number of dogs and cats up for adoption.
This week we’re highlighting Myley.
Miss Myley is a highly affectionate and well-mannered...
DV help not for away
Warwick has been without a domestic violence shelter for several years however help is always just a phone call or a tap of a...
Rose City FM broadcasts from new station
Almost three decades on from the first test broadcast at their Willi Street station, Rose City FM has broadcast from the first time from...
Preventative measures to positive mental health
Momentum Mental Health comes to Warwick every Friday to assist people from all walks of life to gain positive mental health.
The motto the mental...
St Mary’s channels the 80s
St Mary’s School in Warwick held an 80s-themed trivia night on 14 October
Attendees got right into the spirit, dusting off their legwarmers and neon...
Keep Your Brolly Close
We’ve been spared some of the harsher weather however the Bureau of Meteorology is still warning of showers and the risk of severe thunderstorms...
Warwick Campdrafts Postponed, but the Rodeo will go on…
The Ariat Warwick Rodeo is still set to go ahead after the Warwick Show & Rodeo Society today confirmed that, due to the unprecedented...
Warwick Diesel Prices Set to Reach an All-time High
In the coming days the average price of diesel in Warwick may reach a new all-time high as prices are expected to climb in...
A Little Black Book you need to get your hands on
A major tourism initiative by the Granite Belt Wine Tourism association was launched last Tuesday evening at Jamworks in Stanthorpe.
The Little Black Book (LBB)...
Keep Your Brolly Close
We’ve been spared some of the harsher weather however the Bureau of Meteorology is still warning of showers and the risk of severe thunderstorms...
Shaping communities through art and music
Marissa Clark’s journey from Brisbane’s quiet suburb of Yeronga to becoming a pivotal figure in the Granite Belt's cultural landscape is one of passion,...
