Bail check arrests
POLICE arrested two people last Wednesday night following a routine bail check.
Officers were conducting a curfew check at a Roberts Road premises when they...
One Golden oldies treat
By ALENA HIGGINS
GOLDEN oldies were well and truly catered for at Warwick Town Hall last weekend as the 14th annual Ultra Golden...
Scouts show the way
Stanthorpe Scouts members are offering local students the chance to attend a free trial at the Stanthorpe Scout Den on Darcy Street this month.
Scouts...
Dinner dance
TICKETS are on sale for St Mary’s Catholic Parish Celtfest 2015.
Don your best green wares and enjoy two days of fun and festivities, commencing...
Show called off again
THE Killarney Show was cancelled for the second time in three years last weekend after organisers pulled the plug due to inclement weather.
Successful prime...
Reverse vending machines pledge
NORTHERN Tablelands MP Adam Marshall said the region would benefit from a re-elected NSW Government’s container deposit scheme, to help keep local towns clean...
Clean-up blow to roadside weed spread
WEEDS lining main roads have been given the heave hoe with the help of Southern Downs Regional Council (SDRC) and the Department of Transport...
Requests for sandbags unnecessary
SOUTHERN Downs Regional Council has knocked back requests for sandbags, saying there is no need to stockpile the flood mitigators as yet.
Council’s local disaster...
Flood warning as Cyclone Marcia lashes out
RESIDENTS living in valley areas across the Southern Downs are being urged to prepare for heavy rain and potential flooding, with Cyclone Marcia expected...
Running colours
By ALENA HIGGINS
THERE was plenty of colour on display in Stanthorpe on Saturday as hundreds took part in the Colour Run for juvenile diabetes...
NRL superstar amid leaders
By ALENA HIGGINS
IT’S been a busy few weeks for Scots PGC College with the school announcing its captains and leaders for 2015...
SOS call goes out
By ALENA HIGGINS
COMMUNITY-minded residents living outside of Stanthorpe are being encouraged to start their own ratepayers' and residents' associations to advocate for...
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...
