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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...

Solid new bridge

THE Sandy Creek Bridge is set to receive a timely facelift. As part of the Federal Government’s Bridges Renewal Programme, the timber bridge on Sandy...

Christopher braves scissors for Grandpa

By Tania Phillips SCOTS PGC College Year 7 student Christopher McCosker needs a hair cut. Usually one for short hair, he is currently sporting a...

Potted artworks

ART will be centre stage at Tenterfield tomorrow night for the opening of the next Featured Artists Exhibition at the Artists’ Collective Studio from...

League of sporting legends

LOCALS will get the chance to rub shoulders with the likes of Shane Webcke and other NRL greats next Friday at the Leyburn Royal...

Students converge on parliament

Assumption College's Year 10 students caught up with Federal LNP Member for Maranoa Bruce Scott at Parliament House, Canberra, on Tuesday 24 February.

Young leaders mix it up

CLIFTON State High School’s 2015 leaders attended the annual mayoral morning tea held in Toowoomba last week. Student Representative Council (SRC) president, Sarah Mantova, was...

Holiday reading to help them get ahead

Helping your primary school child learn to read is an essential and rewarding journey that sets the foundation for their academic success and lifelong...

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