Wildlife experts weigh in on Cherrabah development plans
Experts have suggested increased heavy vehicle traffic from Cherrabah Resort’s proposed water bottling plant could pose risks to endangered spotted-tailed quolls, but were uncertain...
Leave a lasting mark on Stanthorpe showgrounds
As the Stanthorpe Agricultural Society celebrates its 150th birthday, the community is being welcomed to leave their mark through several legacy projects running as...
Grand parade entries open for Apple and Grape’s once-in-a-generation milestone
As Stanthorpe’s iconic Apple and Grape Festival approaches, organisers are calling for “bold creativity” as the event reaches its diamond jubilee.
For more than six...
Killarney all set for Australia Day
Killarney's Australia Day celebrations are set to put wood carving, live music and a quintessential Aussie breakfast on the menu at Pat Bush Park...
Night landings resume at aerodrome but terminal in limbo
Medical helicopters can begin performing night landings again at Warwick Aerodrome more than two months after wild weather crippled the facility.
The aerodrome, located roughly...
Warwick family bouncing back after home gutted by fire
An early morning house fire reduced Kyle Teer’s Warwick home to ashes, but it did not break him.
The former boxer and his family lost...
Call for nominations: Granite Belt to celebrate local heroes on Australia Day
From thong-tossing competitions to lamington-eating challenges, the community-led Australia Day celebrations return to the Granite Belt for a second year at the CF White...
Film exploring trauma and parenthood set for free Warwick screening
A groundbreaking documentary exploring the emotional journey of parenthood is set to be screened by BUSHkids in Warwick next month.
The not-for-profit rural health organisation...
Survival day event to focus on positives
A "survival day" gathering east of Warwick will unpack some of the positive things happening in First Nations groups.
Hosted annually by Brenda and David...
Major PALM scheme labour hire firm collapses
Liquidators have been appointed to wind up a prominent labour hire contractor that employed Pacific workers to work on Granite Belt farms.
According to a...
Cattle prices firm despite softer lamb market
The new selling season opened up in the sale arenas of Warwick this week for our first sale of 2026.
The season has not...
Lamb market softens
The new selling season for the sheep and lambs has arrived and saw Agents and vendors combine to present a total of 2708 head...
Norris snares March Medal
Narelle Norris has taken out the Warwick Women’s Wednesday March mid-week medal sponsored by Club Warwick RSL.
The Division One was Narelle Norris with...
