’No mines’ meet
Tania Phillips
A MEETING of up to 150 people at Allora Community Hall on Sunday resolved to oppose a proposed coal mine for...
Court takes all on board
THE Tenterfield Courthouse is set to receive a $330,000 to improve its disability access and fire safety.
The grant was announced by Member for Lismore...
Council cash for Anzac
IF YOU are organising an Anzac Centenary event on the Southern Downs, the council wants to hear from you.
Southern Downs Regional Council (SDRC) is...
Single plan for tourism
SOUTHERN Downs Regional Council released the Tourism Transition Reference Group (TTG) report at a special meeting held on Monday.
The release ensured that tourism operators...
Turning waste into ‘green gold’
SOUTHERN Downs residents are set to learn how to turn organic waste into green gold, thanks to two workshops later this month.
The workshops, aimed...
Crowds flock to races
IT was on for the young and the old at the Warwick races as a big crowd turned out to Allman Park for Saturday’s...
Fix fallout
By ALENA HIGGINS
CHANGES slated to “black spot” intersections in the Southern Downs have received mixed reviews, with one publican questioning the need...
Cashville concert a major drawcard
FEET were tapping and folks were singing along at the Wallangarra railway station on Saturday night.
The Rock ‘N The Railway event attracted a good...
Business ropes for migrants
STARTING a new business is never easy but starting a new business in a new country could prove quite daunting.
A free workshop aimed at...
Time for breast screen, it’s free
TOOWOOMBA Hospital Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Team members are rallying together to encourage all Indigenous women to book in for a free...
All backsides were trackside
THE Warwick Races attracted people from far and wide for one of the first meetings of the year.
Photographer Terry West was on hand to...
Swimmers’ uplifting effort
HALF way there but still going strong, that is the message from the people behind the plan to put a hoist in at the...
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...
