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Christie’s a star

According to the childcare centre where she works, Christie Addley is a Shining Star. Her employer, Affinity Education Group which owns and runs Milestones Early...

Queensland’s best wine

Ballandean’s Tony and Julia Hassall have just carried off the coveted Best Queensland Wine of Show title at the Royal Queensland Awards at the...

Tin Town duo says thank you

Sandra McEwan and Paula Boatfield, who created the book ‘Tin Town! A pictorial passage through 150 years of Stanthorpe’s history’, visited the Stanthorpe council...

The lost art of rummaging

The hanging clothes were on rails made from lengths of bamboo cut from just across the way. Suitcases stood side by side, their lids...

Swapping one kind of sand for another

Stanthorpe man Ray Thorn loves golf but he says his handicap is terrible. That may be about to change. After an involvement with Walls...

Drought transparency call

The process used to determine drought declarations in Queensland will be reviewed. To be conducted by former AgForce CEO Charles Burke, the report will produce...

Bling and bow ties will be the flavour of the night

There are very few people who live on the Granite Belt, Southern Downs and other rural communities who have not been touched either directly...

Show and Shine stops in Stanthorpe

Cruising through the streets of Stanthorpe from 10 August to 14 August will be several vintage cars as they gather for a show. Triumph...

Computers, cardio and cuisines

At our June meeting, we had the honour of a visit from Mayor Pennisi and Councillor Tancred to present our club with a lovely...

Western Clydesdales for Stanthorpe game

Injured Hostplus Queensland Cup leading try-scorer and Warwick product Mitch Watson is working hard to take his place in the Western Clydesdales team taking on...

Ready for ten days of fun

Queensland’s quirkiest Winter festival is back for another year of colour, music, art, yarnbombing and all that Jazz from 20 – 30 July in...

A month free of plastic

It’s nearly a week into the new month but it’s not too late to be a part of Plastic-Free July. This global movement has a...

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...