Bridging gap for elderly
In every community, there are individuals who face unique challenges in accessing essential services like transportation, participating in social activities, and maintaining their independence....
Junior orienteers converge
Six juniors from Warwick, Stanthorpe and Inglewood will join 32 of the state’s top young orienteers for four days of intensive training and competition...
Mayor vows to be ‘strong advocate’ for region in divisive renewable future
Southern Downs Mayor Melissa Hamilton has insisted she will be a “strong advocate” for her region in Queensland’s increasingly divisive renewables transition.
In a...
Residents to have another say on sports and recreation spaces
Southern Downs residents have again been asked for their thoughts in shaping the future of the region’s sport and recreational spaces.
Two community workshops will...
Honour for Orford
The Rotary Club of Stanthorpe recently held its annual changeover dinner, celebrating a year of achievements and welcoming new leadership. The event acknowledged the...
NAIDOC Week a time for reflection, Githabul people say
Warwick’s Githabul people have described this year’s NAIDOC Week celebrations as a chance to reflect on Indigenous struggles for recognition.
Born out of an Indigenous...
Camp X marks spot
The tenth camp of Borderline Australia was celebrated with a reunion of everyone who has made it an integral part of the region.
Borderline...
Budget consultation closes, subject to review
Public consultation on the Southern Downs council’s draft budget has closed and will be reviewed ahead of its final unveiling later this month.
A spokeswoman...
Changing of the guard
The Rotary Club of the Granite Belt held its changeover meeting where Immediate Past President Mary Puglisi passed the reins to Greg Paxton.
In her...
Sport spurs economic growth in Stanthorpe
The Vic Jensen Cup, an integral part of the Queensland representative school sport, is more than just a rugby league tournament for under 10...
A chocolate side kick for Courtney
Who would have thought a chocolate cane toad could become the unexpected companion on a trip to the second State of Origin? This became...
Creating a home for youth
Marking their tenth year, Borderline Australia’s Camp X drew to a close over the weekend with some heartfelt storytelling about what the camp and...
Chamber of commerce president gets another term
Respected community engagement consultant, Michelle Feenan of Ridgemill Estate has been chosen to lead the Stanthorpe and Granite Belt Chamber of Commerce for the...
