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A triumph for artists

It was a triumph of accomplishment for Granite Belt Support Services clients when they put on a special exhibition of their work at Artworks...

Energising the response

SES volunteers, their work and support for SES was extolled recently. Over last weekend SES volunteers from around the South Western region gathered at the...

Still in recovery mode

Almost six months on from when bushfires swept through parts of the Granite Belt and rural landholders are still recovering. For Dalveen grazier Del Mitchell,...

Suicide crisis interventions rise across the country

Kids Helpline has disclosed a significant increase in crisis interventions involving children and young people reaching out for support, particularly regarding suicide attempts. According...

Tree of Hope blooms

On a warm autumn morning in Warwick, where trees were dropping leaves all over the town, one blue tree sitting in St Mark’s blue...

Cowboys claim local derby

The Warwick Cowboys are unbeaten after two rounds of the Toowoomba Rugby League Hutchinson Builders A Grade competition after beating neighbours Wattle Warriors at...

New era in wine

Ballandean Estate, Queensland’s oldest family-owned and operated winery, has unveiled its inaugural minimal intervention wine series, signalling a new era of innovation under the...

Pool backflip possible

A decision to reject a bid from a long term swim coach to continue managing Allora’s public swimming pool could be reviewed, Southern Downs...

A Q&A with councillor Russell Wantling

We heard about his politics over the course of the election but now it is time to learn about him as a person. This...

Where to remember Anzacs

As the dawn breaks across Southern Downs, communities are gathering to honour the courage, sacrifice, and service of Australia’s servicemen and women on Anzac...

Study Hub takes shape

Progress on the Warwick Study Hub has begun as the Working Group convened on Friday, 12 April to map out their initial steps towards...

Granite Belt Growers hoping for a code change

Introduced in 2015, the Food and Grocery Code of Conduct serves as a framework to regulate business behaviour within the supermarket sector, with a...

Strong competition across cattle and sheep sales

Numbers were up for the cattle and sheep sales in Warwick this week with a total of 1669 head marketed at the weekly sale...