Beanies for brain cancer
By DANE LILLINGSTONE
STANTHORPE local Carol Power from Carol Power Hats, Clothing and Crafts will be holding a fund-raiser for the Brain Cancer Foundation at...
Local group gives back
By DANE LILLINGSTONE
THE Warwick Warriors Woodcutters attended Mount Gordon last week for a good old-fashioned bush tucker lunch with the students.
Jaffle irons in half...
‘No’ mines unity
By DANE LILLINGSTONE
Council and community stand together in opposition...
RESIDENTS of the Southern Downs have made it clear that they do not want coal mines...
Independent schools boost
By DANE LILLINGSTONE
Independent schools received a 7.5 per cent bump in recurrent funding in the 2015-16 state budget.
A total of $628.4 million of recurrent...
Jumpers and Jazz goes out in style
By DANE LILLINGSTONE
The 2015 Jumpers and Jazz in July has wrapped up for another successful year this past weekend.
Palmerin Street and Leslie Park both...
New president roars in
By TANIA PHILLIPS
CONCETTO Lo Giudice has taken up the gavel as the new president of the Lions Club of Warwick.
Concetto's installation ceremony at the...
Bruxner Park almost complete
By DANE LILLINGSTONE
TENTERFIELD'S Bruxner Park upgrade has been scheduled to finish on 5 August.
With the stage structure now installed, this week will see the...
Jumpers and Jazz underway
SUNDAY marked the end of the first official week of Jumpers and Jazz with Palmerin Street hosting the Yarnbombed Bicycle Parade. The music took...
Mayor wants more
By DANE LILLINGSTONE
THE Southern Downs has had some notable allocations in this year’s Queensland budget, but Mayor Peter Blundell is not convinced.
Warwick will receive...
When dogs attack
By DANE LILLINGSTONE
A MAN has been left almost $100 out of pocket after being attacked by stray dogs and the council will do nothing...
Killarney lights up sky
By DANE LILLINGSTONE
THE Killarney Bonfire Night has lit up the sky once more with an amazing display of pyrotechnics, fire drums and of course...
Men in the making
By DANE LILLINGSTONE
WARWICK State High School’s Mount Gordon Flexi-Campus continues to be a success three years after its inception, and they now want to...
New state grants target Queensland’s real-world challenges
Local innovators and event organisers could secure up to $25,000 in funding as part of a new state government push to solve real-world challenges.
With...
