The Eight Mile intersection is now complete
After 10 months, the construction of the new Cunningham and New England highways intersection, locally known as the Eight Mile, is complete.
The upgrade of...
Not well but life goes on
I’m not sure if it’s the effects of long Covid but I felt really worn out and tired this weekend. Is this going...
Housing solution
The Palaszczuk government released the findings from the October Housing Summit conference last Thursday and it may have fleshed out a local solution to...
Hard work pays off for local schools
In preparing the future of students, Naplan is a key resource used in the education system.
A report released last week compared the five-year change...
Q&A with Connie Taylor
May I introduce myself? Most of you know me as Connie Taylor – but few know me by my actual name, which is Concetta,...
Probians warned of the latest scams
Sean Nolan was the guest speaker for November and spoke on the current topic of scams at the Probus Club of Stanthorpe recently.
He enlightened...
Small Halls open doors
Halls of every shape and size, up and down the coast of Queensland, along with one Northern NSW town, will fling open their doors...
Funds to restore building welcome
Michael Bednarz from Nutiren Ag Solutions was a welcome visitor to the weekly Farmers Market in November held in the Stanthorpe Heritage Railway Precinct.
The...
Plugging into the future
The first public fast chargers have been installed in Stanthorpe, making it easier for drivers to charge their electric cars.
The four charging outlets are...
Signing choir brings joy to schools
The talented Granite Belt Support Services (GBSS) Auslan Signing Choir performed at St Joseph’s School and Stanthorpe State School with a focus on raising...
Christmas carols in the Weeroona Park
What is your favourite Christmas carol? Silent night, O Come all ye Faithfull, O Little Town of Bethlehem? With an impressive line-up of local...
Community rallies for Claire
The Southern Downs and Granite Belt community have pulled together and raised more than $12,300 for Claire McKenzie, the popular Stanthorpe seamstress, who sustained...
Wieambilla shootings ‘not a terrorist act’: coroner
Three conspiracy theorists had shared delusions but did not carry out a terrorist act when they ambushed police in an attack that killed six...
