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Crackdown on illegal activity in National Parks

A targeted compliance operation has resulted in fines and warnings being issued across the region’s national parks and State forests, in response to growing...

PICS: Killarney’s dual tribute to hospital and mercy flight crash

Killarney residents past and present braved the winds to honour two historic anniversaries on Sunday. The unveiling of two plaques at the Killarney War Memorial...

Shops share a cuppa for cancer council

Locals gathered at Rose City Shoppingworld this morning to take part in Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea, enjoying good food, great company and a live...

A jazz-packed program

As the cold weather sets in and scarves and beanies re-emerge, it can only mean one thing. Jumpers and Jazz in July is just...

Holdens shine at Nationals

More than 140 HD and HR Holdens lined up in Stanthorpe over the weekend as enthusiasts from across the country descended on the Granite...

Classic disco fever hits Stanthorpe

Stanthorpe is set to come alive with disco fever this month as the Southern Cross Soloists bring their new show Stayin’ Alive – The...

Former council director awarded King’s birthday honour

A Warwick man who worked more than four decades as a public servant has been awarded Australia’s highest public service honour. Peter See’s 44 year...

Man hit with series of drug charges

A man in his late-20s allegedly caught growing weed at a property in Stanthorpe has been charged eight times. Police said officers allegedly seized a...

Uber Eats serving up opportunities for region

The Warwick Chamber of Commerce has welcomed the arrival of Uber Eats in the region, describing the food delivery platform’s expansion as a win...

Granite Belt wine on the menu for Japanese diplomat

Granite Belt wine was the flavour of the month for Brisbane’s top Japanese diplomat late-last month. On his first visit to the region since being...

Sounding the alarm on men’s mental health

Every day in Australia, six men die by suicide, an alarming statistic that continues to devastate families, friends and communities across the nation. The Australian...

A tradition celebrating elegance and youth

Last month, St Joseph’s Parish hosted its biennial debutante ball, bringing together 48 Year 11 and 12 students from across the region for a...

Planting seeds for degrees: Southern Downs study hub vision

Warwick TAFE could play a pivotal role in transforming how Australia’s growing number of regional university study hubs operate, a federal senator has declared. In...