Stanthorpe is bank’s star branch
Stanthorpe has taken out the award for the Best Branch of the Year at Queensland Country Bank in previous years, but this kind of...
Maturing like a fine wine
Angelo Puglisi, known as the father of the modern Queensland wine industry, celebrated his 80th birthday at Ballandean during the weekend (29 July).
Still incredibly...
Stanthorpe is picture perfect for new radiographer
For Kate Johnson, it’s second time lucky in the position of radiographer at the Stanthorpe Hospital.
Seven years ago, she worked at the hospital for...
Feds deregister labour hire company
The Department of Employment and Workplace Relations (DEWR) met with 221 Linx workers in Tasmania, Stanthorpe and Bundaberg to arrange ongoing employment and accommodation.
Hundreds...
Memories are made of this
If there’s one particular copy of Tin Town! that’s destined to become dog-eared, it’s the book that has just been donated to Stanthorpe Aged...
Introducing Stanthorpe
Facts and figures, a smattering of history, clubs and associations in the district and the area’s deep sense of community were all shared as...
Ballandean on fire
Fire Brigades rushed to Ballandean as a large fire broke near residents’ homes around 1 pm on Friday 21 July.
Granite Belt’s Rural Fire...
About boars, but not boring
A workshop about feral pigs and other pests was held at the Stanthorpe Showgrounds on Monday 17 July.
Attended by Granite Belt and Traprock...
A new hip and a new award
He was about to go into hospital for a hip replacement when Tony Hassall heard the news that Just Red Wines had taken out...
Living and working by faith
Megan Mahoney, the assistant principal at St Joseph’s School in Stanthorpe, has been chosen to be the Catholic Schools of Toowoomba diocese recipient of...
Chalk art at skate park
Hold onto your helmets, kids, chalk is about to be added to the mix at the Stanthorpe Skate Park.
Stanthorpe Therapeutic Arts and Recovery...
Challenging council budget passed
The 2023-24 Southern Downs Regional Council budget, described as ‘extremely challenging’, was passed at the statutory council meeting on 12 July.
In supporting the budget,...
Markets feel the heat of weather and rising costs
Numbers were mixed this week as we settle into the normality of the 5-day week after the Easter break.
Cattle saw a yarding of...
