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Triple the fun for visiting bowlers

Trevor Skinner, Phillips Wild and Steve Martin were the stars of the Summit’s Sunday morning triples. The trio were part of a big field...

New wine revealed at Ballandean Estate

Ballandean Estate Wines has unveiled Angelo’s 1987 Rare Tawny, a fortified wine aged for 37 years, crafted by the estate’s patriarch, Angelo Puglisi. This...

Stanthorpe takes a stand against violence

Residents of Stanthorpe will have an opportunity to take a stand against domestic and family violence on Thursday 29 November. Zonta Stanthorpe will join...

Art at the Stanthorpe Show

Preparations for Fine Arts at the Stanthorpe Show 31 January to 1 February 2025 are now underway. Art will again be shown in the...

Reviewing the year of the Growers

Following a stunning and highly successful Christmas party on Saturday night with over 100 people celebrating, the Granite Belt Growers Association (GBGA) have reflected...

Director calls for unity

Southern Downs Regional Council’s newest director has called for unity in an interview on Rose City FM following a recent upheaval of the organisation’s...

Film highlights beauty of Granite Belt

It was lights, camera, action for the Granite Belt over the past few months as filming began for a special project. Granite Highway was coming...

Beloved Warwick radio host dies aged 66

A Warwick radio presenter who tragically passed away earlier this month has been remembered fondly as tributes pour out ahead of his funeral. Rose City...

Former CEO denies mayor’s claims

Southern Downs Regional Council’s former CEO Dave Burges has categorically denied he told the mayor he would cause great harm to the organisation if...

Bunya to Border Koala Corridor

Calling all land owners, an expression of interest has been issued for the Koala Climate Corridors. The expression of interest is targeted towards landowners...

Clay in his father’s hands

A simple clay pot, crafted under the harshest conditions imaginable during World War II, embodies the resilience, faith, and ingenuity of a Goondiwindi man...

HIPPY’s happy graduation celebrations

Families from Warwick and Stanthorpe recently celebrated a major milestone for their children—graduating from the Home Interaction Program for Parents and Youngsters (HIPPY). HIPPY, a...

The fine art of running a gallery

Organisation. Planning. Meticulous attention to detail. They’re not words that immediately spring to mind when you think of artists. And yet these business-type characteristics are...