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Bushfires sweep through

OCTOBER Andersens Stanthorpe team cleaned up at their 2023 Andersens Conference. The store won Best Franchisee and came runner’s up for Regional Store of the...

Year in Review: Farmer’s top honour

JUNE Councillor Cynthia McDonald has continued the fight which led to her ejection by criticising the minutes of the council meeting for showing what she...

Year in Review: Sisters go global

Take a look back at the stories that mattered in 2023 with Stanthorpe Today’s year in review. JANUARY Stanthorpe’s historical significance for the creation of the...

Discover your inner Picasso in Bubbles and Brushes

Picture this: turn your ordinary paint-and-sip night into a canvas of endless possibilities led by the one and only Australian sensation Lindsay Muir. Bubbles...

Christmas crash

It was a wet Christmas for the driver and passenger of a car that ended up in Quart Pot Creek at Stanthorpe on 25...

Blundell joins muster line up

As the excitement builds for the 2024 Gympie Music Muster, the anticipation reaches new heights with the revelation of an impressive lineup featuring legendary...

Singer opens hemp farm

Golden Guitar-winning country music star James Blundell is set to open the gates to his Granite Belt farm to prospective hemp farmers early next...

Wastewater plant vital

The Southern Downs Regional Council has no option but to approve a new wastewater treatment plant for Stanthorpe at an expected cost of $33.5...

The enchanting Christmas

It may have been a bleak and overcast night, but the weather did not discourage hundreds of families from converging on Stanthorpe’s main street...

Get fruity this Festive Season

Christmas is over but it is not too late to gift the magic of unforgettable moments with tickets to the Stanthorpe Apple & Grape...

Canning up the wine

Sustainability is at the forefront of Balancing Heart Vineyard as they launch their new project, Wine in a Can which is poised to revolutionise...

Funding allocated for threatened species protection projects

The rare Boronia repanda plant, exclusive to the Granite Belt region, stands to benefit from a new wave of funding dedicated to the protection...

Qld wine leader reassures Easter travellers there’s ‘plenty of fuel’

Tourists are being urged against cancelling travel plans this Easter break on the basis they may run out of fuel. They are concerns which...