Polls position
By TANIA PHILLIPS
NEW South Wales will go to the polls on Saturday to elect a new state government.
Will Mike Baird, who took...
Celtic traditions
WARWICK remembered its Celtic History on Friday and Saturday with St Mary’s Celtic Fest Markets and Dinner Dance.
Father Franco Filipetto said the event attracted...
Weaner steers $933
WEANER steers have topped at $933 at the annual Harold Curry Feature Angus and All Breed sale on Thursday 19 March in Warwick.
A total...
‘Death traps’ for fruitpickers
SOUTHERN Downs Regional Council and the Queensland Fire and Emergency Services have begun a campaign for safer housing for Southern Downs fruitpickers.
According to recent...
Study tour to share ideas
SOUTHERN Downs Regional Council Economic Development Unit (EDU) will welcome a study tour from the Mackay Rural Production Society.
The council’s Manager Planning and Development...
Council online
A NEW service will allow Southern Downs residents to access development application searches, view property details and water accounts, rates balances and dog registration...
Woman killed in car crash
A WALLANGARRA woman was killed in an accident at Severnlea on Wednesday night.
Senior Sergeant Mark Ireland of Stanthorpe Police said police and emergency services...
Faces say it all
By TANIA PHILLIPS
Facepainting was a big hit at the St Patrick's Day race meeting at Warwick on Saturday with Maggie, Billy and Emily Gallaway...
Ball of a time
By TANIA PHILLIPS
WARWICK sparkled for the evening as a large crowd donned their finery for the annual Warwick Show Ball at the...
Protecting rare wildlife
AN EDUCATIONAL program on endangered species is being delivered to primary schools in the Upper Condamine Catchment of the Southern Downs region.
The program is...
Bikers revved-up for ride
THE famous Dungaree Recruitment March from Warwick to Brisbane 100 years ago will be remembered later this year - with a little help from...
Steps to business success
SPACES still exist for next week’s Mi Start Workshop aimed at Southern Downs residents interested in starting their own business.
Organisers are putting the finishing...
QPS frontline bolstered with $147.9 million and 118 new officers
The Queensland Police Service (QPS) frontline is being bolstered by a $147.9 million investment, with the money not only being used for new equipment...
