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Telcos delay 3G shutdown ahead of mass public awareness campaign

Two of Australia’s biggest telcos have delayed a nationwide shutdown of their 3G networks ahead of one final push to remind customers of the...

In the mood for music

Whether you’re in the mood for a bit of Quando Quando, Cover Me in Sunshine or to soak in some classical harmonising, the Stanthorpe...

Win Dad the Ultimate Milwaukee Package

Rose City Shoppingworld is gearing up for Father's Day with an exciting giveaway that's bound to delight dads across the region. From Saturday, August...

Rural Aid’s iconic photo competition opens

Australia’s most trusted rural charity, Rural Aid, has announced the opening of its annual photography competition, "Spirit of the Bush," now in its fifth...

Qld battling worst flu season in seven years

Queensland is battling its worst flu outbreak in seven years with health authorities warning case numbers have yet to peak. Emergency departments across the state...

Introducing streamlined rate and water notices

Southern Downs Regional Council is taking practical steps to simplify how rate and water consumption notices are issued by consolidating the two notices into...

Launch of boronia film

The Granite Belt's endangered Boronia repanda, commonly known as the border boronia, will take centre stage in a special film screening on Saturday, 24...

A generation never forgotten

The Stanthorpe community gathered solemnly on Vietnam Veterans Day to honour the 51st anniversary of Australia's involvement in the Vietnam War. The ceremony, held...

Historic Sprints make history

The Historic Leyburn Sprints celebrated its 28th year with record-breaking crowds and an overwhelmingly positive response from both locals and visitors. Held over the...

A memory of service

On Vietnam Veterans Day, the Stanthorpe community gathered to honour those who served in the Vietnam War, with Major John Brien (retired) delivering a...

Ag experts unite for crucial drought resilience workshop

Government and university-based agricultural experts have united to deliver a series of crucial drought management workshops for farmers across rural Queensland, including Warwick. Drought is...

Health practitioners urge free flu shot as vaccinations rates fall

While frontline health workers battle Queensland’s worst flu season in seven years, rural health practitioners have reminded residents it’s not too late to get...

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...