A cultural Christmas
In what can only be described as an annual extravaganza of vibrancy and merriment, the employees of Eastern Colour came together to revel in...
Christmas carols cheer
In a truly magical evening, Weeroona Park played host to an extraordinary turnout for the much-anticipated annual Carols by Candlelight event. The record-breaking crowds...
Probus toasts milestone
On 28 November, Stanthorpe witnessed a joyous celebration as Probus marked its 15th birthday.
Nick Hese, the current president, extended a warm welcome to over...
RSL and Souths battle for supremacy
The battle for the top of the leaderboard in the Stanthorpe and District Cricket Association continues after Saturday’s clash between top teams RSL and...
Containing chemical waste
Many household and garden chemicals are classified as hazardous. Examples of toxic chemicals are cleaners, pool chemicals, alkalis, solvents, paint strippers, insecticides, herbicides, PFAS-...
Belt up for summer
The Granite Belt is opening its doors, farms and workshops to promote buying local and from the bush over the summer.
The Granite Belt...
Connecting after disasters with Telstra
Stanthorpe, along with other towns in the Darling Downs and South West communities, is set to benefit from Telstra’s upgrades, ensuring seamless reconnection with...
Stanthorpe student bound for Western Front
A Stanthorpe high school student is set to embark on the pilgrimage of a lifetime.
Year 10 student Grace Roberts will jet off to Europe...
Digging in for mine fight
When Granite Belt resident Yvonne Rose received a letter advising her of a five-year mining permit issued for the exploration of critical minerals on...
Merry musical moments
M is for music and it’s also for movies, memories and Merry Christmas.
With a concert title like that, you can be sure that a...
Grower concern at prices
Granite Belt strawberry growers are getting set for a “sensational” harvest, although concerns remain that prices are still too low.
Granite Belt Growers Association industry...
Farming year flew by
The inclement weather may have halted a game of barefoot bowls, but Granite Belt farmers never let the sound of rain stand in the...
Bin blazes spark safety reminder
The Southern Downs Regional Council (SDRC) are reminding residents that not all household items are safe to dispose of in general waste or recycling...
