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Plans to transform Granite Belt vineyard boosted

Big plans to transform a Ballandean vineyard into a luxury year-round food, wine and accommodation experience have taken another step forward with a major...

Greens pledge high frequency bus routes in Warwick

The Greens have pledged to add two high frequency bus routes in Warwick as part of a $300 million election commitment to expand public...

News never more vital

On this World News Day, we are reminded of the invaluable role journalism plays in safeguarding our democracy, especially in regional and local towns...

Rating policy to be reviewed for NFPs

A bid for the Southern Downs Regional Council to reinstate the Granite Belt Support Services as a not-for-profit (NFP) organisation on the council’s rate...

‘Perfect’ bushfire conditions spark total fire ban

“Perfect” bushfire conditions and a sudden spate of heightened fire activity have triggered a total three-day fire ban for most parts of southern Queensland. Up...

Heartbreak for Cowboys

The hardworking Warwick Cowboys have finished a heart-breaking eight points from a well-deserved Toowoomba Rugy League Reserve grade premiership, going down 28-20 to defending...

Get ready for berry bliss

The 2024 Stanthorpe Berry Festival is set to bring a burst of berry-themed excitement to the Granite Belt on Saturday, 16 November. This annual...

The adventurous life of Leonard

From time to time when writing Anzac stories, one comes across some little-known events that have never received the accolades that are due to...

Release your inner film critic

Granite Belt cinema buffs will have the chance to release their inner film critic when the Manhattan Short Film Festival comes to Stanthorpe on...

Tales from vacation

The big day finally arrived and after spending a couple of days with my sister and meeting my niece Emma’s new baby, Addison Rose,...

‘Absolute disgrace’: CEO’s sudden axing while on holiday sparks outrage

A former mayor has labelled the Southern Downs Regional Council’s sudden axing of its own chief executive while away on holiday as an “absolute...

A Hallelujah moment

It was a hallelujah moment when St Paul’s Anglican Church was filled with music lovers for a pipe organ recital on Sunday, 15 September. In...

Renewed scrutiny over controversial water licence

Despite persistent community opposition, Queensland Water Minister Ann Leahy has so far resisted making a call on whether to call-in and reassess the controversial...