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OPINION: Mulino must extend the lifeline

With the appointment of Dr Daniel Mulino as Assistant Treasurer, the Albanese Government faces a moment of reckoning for the future of Australian journalism....

Man killed in truck crash on New England Highway

Police have confirmed the death of a man involved in a serious truck crash on the New England Highway south of Warwick on Saturday...

Meal delivery service given tick of approval

A meal delivery kitchen operating out of The Laurels on Locke Street, Warwick, has received unanimous approval from the Southern Downs Regional Council at...

Warrant Officer Ronald Anthony Ashton, RAAF

In the late 1930’s and early 1940’s Australia came under threat from a foreign power for the first time in its history when a...

Brunch with Friends combats senior loneliness through connection and community

A weekly event in Warwick is helping local seniors stay connected, combat loneliness, and enjoy a bit of fun along the way. Brunch with Friends,...

Keeping it in the family

It was a gallop finish for the coveted Tom Quilty 2025 Gold Cup with Queensland’s Sample family repeating history. Imbil’s Matthew Sample and brother Brook,...

Stanthorpe student bags art prize

St Joseph’s School student Alex Sunderland has taken top honours in the Southern Downs Regional Council’s National Recycling Week Art Competition, impressing judges with...

Yarn bombers buzzing with excitement

As winter approaches, Warwick is once again buzzing with creativity and colour in preparation for the much-loved Jumpers and Jazz in July festival, set...

Beyond the first day

As families begin to explore options for Prep 2026, many are already discovering what makes St Joseph’s School more than just a place to...

BushKids volunteer honoured during National Volunteer Week

As part of National Volunteer Week celebrations, BushKids Warwick has taken time to honour the invaluable contributions of its volunteers, with a special recognition...

PICS: Students hit the stage for school concert

Students at St Joseph's School Stanthorpe hit the stage to showcase a lively mix of musical performances last Tuesday. After two days of workshops led...

Council policy delayed for months to be drafted for June meeting

Southern Downs council information sessions have come under more scrutiny. A draft policy explaining how the Southern Downs Regional Council’s monthly information sessions can operate...

Federal Government must back employers to rebuild the automotive skills pipeline:...

The Motor Trades Association of Queensland (MTA Queensland) is calling on the Federal Government to urgently strengthen support for employers who take on apprentices,...

Huge bovine leap