Nine days paddling across Australia’s roughest waters
Known for its rough waters, crossing the Bass Strait is no picnic.
Old tales of vessels disappearing across the notorious passage take on a whole...
Yardings surge amid dry spell
The numbers rumbled in for the beef and sheep sales as the dry weather is putting pressure on some livestock producers as we are...
Dry conditions push more stock to market
Agents and vendors combined to present a total of 2825 head for the weekly sheep and lamb sale.
The stock was a 70/30 split...
OPINION: The great AI content heist
In a recent Australian Financial Review opinion piece, “There is nothing creative about AI not paying for news content”, Rod Sims made a point...
Survey reveals ‘cultural shift’ in rural mental health
Farmers across Queensland and the country are becoming more open about their mental health as industry pressures continue to rise.
Rural Aid’s third annual...
The winners of Stanthorpe Rodeo
The 2026 Brass Monkey Stanthorpe Rodeo has now been and gone, and as the festivities wrap up, many people are celebrating well-earned wins from...
New Australians take pledge at Warwick ceremony
It was the start of a new chapter for 21 new Australian citizens on Wednesday morning.
In pledging commitment to their new home country, the...
Warwick Show ready to light up the weekend
The countdown is on to the Warwick Show with organisers promising a packed program this weekend.
Across four days, starting with disability day on Thursday,...
Bouquets for winery’s golden drop
A Granite Belt winery’s verdelho has once again received heady bouquets from Australia’s most famous wine rating publication, the Halliday Wine Companion, this time...
Littleproud demoted in shadow cabinet reshuffle
Maranoa MP David Littleproud has survived a cabinet reshuffle under new Nationals leader Matt Canavan.
Mr Littleproud was pushed to the outskirts of the opposition...
GALLERY: Festival keeps heavy horse heritage alive
Nowadays petrol-powered vehicles are responsible for much of the work done getting food from the paddock to our plates and virtually dictate how our...
The Anzac who became a cricket legend
My recent research into Chinese-Australian enlistments in World War 1 and the stories of Billy Sing and Caleb Shang published in the “Warwick Today”...

















