Council beat: Privacy wins, grants shake-up and costly road call binned
COUNCILLORS FAIL TO UNMASK PUBLIC SUBMITTERS
A trio of councillors have failed in their bid to gain full access to public submissions made under draft...
WarwickCon returns for Youth Week
WarwickCon is back for 2026 Queensland Youth Week, bringing “cosplay, creativity and community” to the forefront once again.
The free event, supported by the...
Alleged car thief charged after police chase
A 24-year-old man has been charged after allegedly stealing a vehicle and evading police across the Southern Downs and Goondiwindi regions.
Police alleged the incident...
War hero’s bravery prompts bid for posthumous Victoria Cross
Decades before becoming Warwick Mayor, Stanley Walsh was a warrant officer in the Australian Army who helped repel Italian and German forces from taking...
Minister demands review into Cherrabah water licence
Queensland Water Minister Ann Leahy has demanded a formal review into the circumstances surrounding Cherrabah Resort’s controversial water licence approval, but questions remain over...
Queensland primary producers feeling less optimistic
Queensland primary producers began the year with a less optimistic outlook, as concerns about policy uncertainty, seasonal conditions and mounting cost pressures – even...
Statewide police crackdown targets youth crime
More than 1,300 people – including 502 juveniles – have been charged with 2,972 offences as Friday, 27 March marked one month of Operation...
Protecting Killarney’s shyest river residents
Native animals in Killarney are in safe hands with the Killarney Bushcare team, but they are still calling on locals’ help to support species...
School holiday fun: author Rory H. Mather returns
“Beloved” children’s author Rory H. Mather is coming back to a selection of local libraries these school holidays, running workshops for all ages on...
In full: Long-time patron’s opening speech at show
Bill Gross is a legend of the Warwick Show and has been attending for more than seven decades.
This year he was given the...
Stanthorpe hosts Japanese exchange students
Stanthorpe State High School was once again host to 10 students from Shiwa, Japan, as part of their sister school exchange program.
The local...
Volunteers recognised at annual lunch
Meals on Wheels Stanthorpe came together on Tuesday, 17 March, to celebrate their 200 volunteers at their annual luncheon.
With over 140 volunteers in...
Council beat: Privacy wins, grants shake-up and costly road call binned
COUNCILLORS FAIL TO UNMASK PUBLIC SUBMITTERS
A trio of councillors have failed in their bid to gain full access to public submissions made under draft...
