Closer to home: New clinic eases stress for Warwick cancer patients
A new oncology clinic that will more than halve patients' travel times has now opened at Warwick hospital. This local clinic aims to provide...
Solid markets despite weather disruptions
Rain and inclement weather can create good and bad times depending on how much. This week we saw the cattle numbers increase and the...
Sheep market firm despite limited supply
Weather is always a good or bad thing depending on the way it falls. If it misses what you need it is great, if...
Wieambilla deaths call for drones, gun control: coroner
KEY FINDINGS ON WIEAMBILLA SHOOTINGS
Following a five-week inquest into the Wieambilla shootings west of Brisbane on December 12, 2022, Queensland Coroner Terry Ryan on...
Severe damage as Warwick rocked by freak storm
Power remains out for hundreds of Warwick residents after Wednesday night’s freak storm.
Ergon crews have progressively restored power since the early hours of Thursday...
Two more Aussie titles for Warwick boxers
Warwick Boxing Club finished up their 2025 campaign on a high on the Gold Coast on Saturday night securing two Australian titles.
It was a...
Council turns focus to navigating state renewable laws
Mayor Melissa Hamilton and council CEO Rachel Brophy will lead Southern Downs Regional Council’s negotiations on key agreements with renewable developers under a new...
Woman’s body found at Warwick council units
A report will be prepared for the coroner after a woman was found dead at Warwick's Pioneer Cottages on Wednesday afternoon.
Police were called to...
’Sheer waste of money’: MP calls for consequences over BOM’s site failure
Maranoa MP David Littleproud has called for the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) to face consequences after the price of its new website was revealed...
Wieambilla police ‘woefully’ outgunned in sniper ambush
They were psychotic conspiracy theorists “intent on killing“.
But the family behind the Wieambilla shootings that left six people dead were not terrorists, a coroner...
Q&A with journalist Tamsin Read
This week, we are welcoming a new journalist to the team. Let’s get to know her better, for when you see her name under...
Council’s ‘termination benefits’ hit record $786,000 last financial year
Southern Downs Regional Council spent $786,000 last financial year on paying out benefits to upper management whose contracts were terminated, according to this year’s...

















