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Showcasing the Granite Belt’s growing appeal

Balancing Heart Vineyards “jumped at the chance” to host Tourism and Events Queensland’s (TEQ) Board of Directors yesterday, seizing the opportunity to showcase the...

Denny and rival both smash discus world record

Big Matt Denny has capped the best week of his sporting life by bettering the discus world record - only to again have to...

Voters warned about unsolicited postal vote forms

Voters have been warned about using unsolicited postal vote application forms distributed by political parties in the lead up to next month’s federal election. In...

The bizarre heist of Stanthorpe’s Mount Marlay compass

The bizarre theft of a more than half a century old landmark on top of Stanthorpe’s Mount Marlay lookout has left those tasked with...

YOUR SAY: Letters to the editor

Highway below standard: I think I can speak on behalf of the Allora community and all users of the New England Highway between Allora and...

Wine, food & fun: What’s On in the Granite Belt this April

From sunset feasts among the vines to hands-on harvest fun and vibrant local markets, the Granite Belt is pouring out a full-bodied calendar of...

Youth Week wraps with voices heard

Queensland Youth Week 2025 wrapped up over the weekend, closing out a week-long celebration that shone a spotlight on the voices, achievements, and contributions...

Immerse yourself with nature at WAG

Warwick Art Gallery will soon host an immersive new exhibition that invites visitors to slow down, reconnect with nature, and reflect on the deep...

Upgrading the history of Stanthorpe

A significant milestone in Stanthorpe’s history was marked this week with the official unveiling of the upgraded Stanthorpe War Memorials, honouring both past and...

Community rallies around couple after life-altering motorcycle accident

What began as an ordinary Wednesday quickly turned into a day Karen and Mick Rynne will never forget. On 13 March, Karen had gone to...

MP furious at animal rights activists

Activists who staged a series of protests against allegations of animal cruelty at a Yangan abattoir have been labelled as “publicity-hungry extreme activists” by...

Darkness, candlelight and sacred music

Darkness and candlelight will bring an emotive depth to an unusual Stanthorpe service that will be open to people of all Christian faiths on...

Liberals scrap net zero, promise cheaper power bills

The Liberals have dumped a commitment to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050 as Sussan Ley pledges to drive down energy prices for households. The opposition...