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Early bird tickets for Jumpers and Jazz

Warwick’s beloved winter celebration, Jumpers and Jazz in July, is set to return with an exciting line-up of signature events, and early bird tickets...

PICS: QCWA branches converge for border division finals

Queensland Country Women’s Association branches from across the region converged in Stanthorpe for border division finals last Thursday. Branch members went head to head vying...

Growers announced third Apple and Grape Ambassador

Eighteen-year-old Brianna Fairbank has been announced as the third entrant in the 2026 Apple and Grape Harvest Festival Young Ambassador program. Sponsored by the Granite...

Gallery unveils trio of exhibitions

Celebrating volunteers connecting communities

Nationals facing internal tension over energy policies

Snowflakes start their countdown

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Sport

Big day planned for Wolves

Warwick Wolves continue to improve during their ramped up second season in the Darling Downs Football Queensland Premier League Three season with one win,...

Countdown to multicultural event

On Saturday, 31 May, the Stanthorpe International Club will host the much-anticipated Festival of Football, a day dedicated to celebrating the rich tapestry of...

Cohesive Cowboys score points

Four tries to winger Jone Rarabalavu has helped the Warwick Cowboys to a confidence boosting second win of the Toowoomba Rugby League Hutchinson Builders...

Wattles outgunned in TRL clash

Halfback Tom Hatch and wily hooker Dan Taber were at their organisational best for the Wattles Warriors on Saturday evening at the very chilly...

Redbacks show heart in tough Ben Brooks Memorial clash

The Warwick Redbacks travelled to Kingaroy to face the South Burnett Saints in the fourth annual Ben Brooks Memorial Match—a game played with passion,...

Visiting golfers win Kilcoy Boys day

Indooroopilly golfers Deb Reeves and Oscar Skerman have taken out the annual “Kilcoy Boys” 4BBB day on Saturday at Stanthorpe golf course. A couple...

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Entertainment

Celebrating National Pet Day

National Pet Day is the perfect time to celebrate the joy, companionship, and unconditional love our pets bring into our lives. At Killarney Vets,...

Looking out for the little guys

Our pets can't tell us when they're feeling unwell, so it's up to us to keep an eye out for the small changes that...

One-stop pet shop

Pets Domain had a very humble beginning. CEO Jason van Peelen began selling live fish out of his garage as a young teenager before...

Show off the culinary skills

Start practising those kitchen skills ahead of the Cookery section at the 2025 Killarney Show. Whether you’re an experienced baker or someone eager to...

Revving with excitement

The Killarney Ute Show is back for another year, bringing together a great lineup of vehicles and categories for ute enthusiasts to enjoy. Dukes...

A night to remember

Get ready for an exciting night as the Killarney Butchery Rodeo takes centre stage on Friday 21 February, kicking off at 6pm. Proudly sponsored...

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A family built from battle

The date 28 February marks a solemn day of remembrance for the 8th Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (8RAR), commemorating the sacrifices made during...

The making of Ridgemill

Martin Cooper grew up in the premier wine region of the Yarra Valley in Victoria, and when he was at university studying civil engineering...

Workshops for local businesses

The Stanthorpe Chamber of Commerce, supported by Queensland Government and the Department of Employment, Small Business and Training, is proud to present the “Small...

Local plumber has everything you need

Stanthorpe local Andrew Quirk started up his business ABQ Plumbing earlier this year and has well and truly hit the ground running. Andrew had been...

Find unique gifts at Emporium Lane

It's that time of the year again. Christmas parties, end of year celebrations, catching up with friends for that once a year gathering! Emporium Lane...

Get in style this festive season

Style Shoes is set to be a prime destination for Jingle & Mingle shoppers, with the event kicking off this Friday along Palmerin Street. The...

Community News

All systems go at the farm

Sometimes I open my mouth before thinking things through. Quite often actually. This is precisely what happened on Australia Day when I...

The hardest bid to make is pass

Dealer: S Vul: E/W NORTH ♠ 73 ♥ K4 ♦ KQ109753 ♣ J8 WEST EAST ♠ 102...

Strategy needed to reverse species loss

The Granite Belt urgently needs a strategy to reverse the threat of species extinction in our region. Locally endangered species include the Koala and...

National Master in our midst

Dealer: N Vul: N/S NORTH ♠ 108 ♥ A10842 ♦ 10932 ♣ A9 WEST EAST ♠ AK6532...

Bridge experts are not always right

Dealer: N Vul: N/S NORTH ♠ AQ10 ♥ 732 ♦ AJ83 ♣ KJ6 WEST EAST ♠ J83...

The Nation’s Pride

They march erect as they’ve done before These soldiers of time gone by; Their faces hold memories of missing mates, As they march with heads held high. How...

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A cautious welcome to the Small Business Action Statement

Warwick Chamber of Commerce has cautiously welcomed the $100 million Small and Family Business First Action Statement announced by the State Government. Launched during...

QPS expands DFV response

The Queensland Police Service (QPS) has expanded its Domestic and Family Violence and Vulnerable Persons Units (DFVVPU) to be available across all Police Districts,...

Growers Gala celebrated resilience and innovation

The Granite Belt Growers Association celebrated a year marked by resilience, innovation and community spirit at its annual Gala Dinner over the weekend. The...

Littleproud hangs on as Nationals leader

Maranoa MP David Littleproud has retained his position as leader of the National Party despite losing the favour of his neighbouring MPs, defeating challenger...

First look: Warwick study hub taking shape

The “bare bones” of Warwick’s $1.5 million regional study hub have begun taking shape ahead of its expected opening this year. What was once used...

YOUR SAY: Letters to the editor

WELL DONE TO THOMAS: Congratulations to Paul Thomas, managing director of the Star News Group, for his non-partisan, post-election letter promoting freedom of the press...

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