Fresh look for council
It was a fresh start in more ways than one when the mayor and councillors of the Southern Downs Regional Council were sworn in...
Saleyards project on track
The Warwick Saleyards redevelopment project is making significant strides and is on track for completion by mid-year, pending ongoing weather conditions.
Stages one and two...
New executives for healthcare board
The Darling Downs Hospital and Health Board has a new board chairman following the retirement of Mike Horan AM.
Minister for Health, Mental Health and...
A helping hand for the QFS building
Stanthorpe’s old Queensland Fruitgrowers Store (QFS) is moving a step closer to being a major community hub right in the heart of Stanthorpe –...
Southern Downs celebrates arts education scene
Warwick West State School and Stanthorpe State High School are joining the major milestone year for Queensland’s arts education scene with the 144 schools...
Support for newly-elected mayor strongest outside of Granite Belt, polling booths reveal
Support for newly-elected Southern Downs Mayor Melissa Hamilton was strongest outside of the Granite Belt at last month’s election, an analysis of individual polling...
Sugarcane extract: Can it improve mental health?
A new Australian study is looking at the powerful properties of sugarcane extract and its potential to improve not just our gut and heart health but...
Building healthy relationships
Life on the land can be great, but it can also put a lot of pressure on romantic relationships. Now, rural health experts from...
Stars of the festival
It’s been another busy month on the farm. We have welcomed two new arrivals that will delight cottage guests, especially families.
Two horses have...
Record visitor results
The results are in and it’s official, Southern Queensland Country is the go-to travel destination! Data released from TEQ (Tourism & Events Queensland) showed...
BOM warning for sheep graziers
With a cold front approaching, the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) has issued a warning directed at sheep graziers in several regions of Queensland.
The...
A successful march
Zonta Stanthorpe hosted our annual Yellow Dinner at QCWT Friday March 8th 2024 to celebrate International Women’s Day, and raise funds for Zonta International...
Stanthorpe’s 100th year of football kicks off
Football Stanthorpe players were back on the field across the Granite Belt at the weekend as soccer kicked off for 2026 – the 100th...
