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Healing after a disaster

It was after 5.30pm; the time when the talk had been scheduled to begin. Clinical psychologist and disaster recovery pioneer, Dr Rob Gordon OAM,...

Upgrades will do nbn a tower of good

Stanthorpe nbn users might experience outages in a few weeks as work starts locally on upgrades to the Fixed Wireless network. The planned outages...

Artistry and optimism

Motorists drive past it almost without noticing. The once bright black paint on the corrugated iron wall is still there, proclaiming ‘Queensland Fruitgrowers’ Society...

Star quality at the Central

With its Heritage listing, handsome double-facing facades and roomy balconies, the Central Hotel has long had a starring role in the hotel scene in...

Cr McNally will not stand at next election

Councillor Jo McNally will not stand for re-election at the next Southern Downs Regional Council elections, which are due to be contested in March...

Little winery wins big

Savina Lane Wines, of Severnlea, has become the only Queensland winery ever to achieve a placing in the Young Gun of Wine Top 50...

From no man’s land to a life of service

A little pocket of Stanthorpe land that sat idle in a forgotten corner near Weeroona Park for decades has found its purpose in life...

Big win for little winery

Savina Lane Wines, of Severnlea, has become the only Queensland winery ever to achieve a placing in the Young Gun of Wine Top 50...

Business in digital age

The Stanthorpe Chamber of Commerce, supported by Queensland Government and the Department of Employment, Small Business and Training, is proud to present the Small...

Granite Belt has a new snake catcher

Tegan Thacker used to be scared of snakes. Now she is a licensed snake catcher who does callouts on the Granite Belt when people,...

GBSS outdoor area goes from forlorn to fab

An outdoor area designated as an after-school playground, early intervention playgroup area and a place for therapy team activities at Granite Belt Support Services...

Celebrating differences

Stanthorpe holds a particular fascination for students in Shiwa, Japan. Shiwa, in the Iwate Prefecture about 500km north of Tokyo, is Stanthorpe’s sister city...

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...