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Bushfire threats here

By DANE LILLINGSTONE IT is the beginning of bushfire season and RACQ research has revealed that more than one-third of Queensland householders would not know...

News Briefs

Warwick woman ploughs pedestrian A 24-year-old woman has been charged after driving her car into another woman in Warwick yesterday. The incident is alleged to have...

Intersection fix inching closer

By DANE LILLINGSTONE A BUSINESS case for a solution to the infamous Eight Mile intersection in Warwick is expected to be completed in January next...

Warwick woman ploughs into pedestrian

By DANE LILLINGSTONE A 24-year-old woman was charged after driving her car into another woman in Warwick on Sunday 13 September. Police said the incident occurred...

Market to aid wildlife

THE Granite Belt Wildlife Carers will host their second market of the year on Saturday 12 September at the CWA Hall on Texas Road,...

Are you OK?

By DANE LILLINGSTONE Today is R U OK? Day -- a day where everyone is encouraged to say a few words and ask a simple...

WIRAC looking towards future

By DANE LILLINGSTONE WIRAC will be holding an open day on Saturday 12 September as part of its initiative to encourage the three pillars of...

Centrelink cheat jailed

News briefs A MAN has been jailed for receiving around $18,000 in Centrelink benefits he wasn’t entitled to. The 52-year-old man applied for Newstart in 2011...

Council outlines debt reduction

By DANE LILLINGSTONE LAST week the Southern Downs Regional Council conducted information sessions across Warwick, Allora and Stanthorpe, outlining its Long Term Financial Forecast and...

Motel gets nod

By DANE LILLINGSTONE A NEW motel development next to Warwick's Palace Hotel and the bottle shop has received approval, subject to conditions, from the Southern...

Municipal merger – an ‘expensive mess’

By DANE LILLINGSTONE RECENT research suggests that amalgamation is the same wherever you are in the world. At a recent council meeting, a report into the...

Against the Grain

By DANE LILLINGSTONE NINE months after negotiations began between council and GrainX about environmental issues at their Allora site, there is still no resolution in...

Registration opens for 2026 Jumpers and Jazz event hosts

“Queensland’s quirkiest winter festival” is back and is calling out to venues, community groups, creatives and businesses across the Southern Downs to host an...