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Don’t walk in their shoes

By JONATHON HOWARD WARWICK Police are calling on local businesses and schools to help deliver a strong message for Fatal Free Friday tomorrow (31 May). Police...

Gonski and health worth a fight

By JONATHON HOWARD QUEENSLAND Teacher’s Union Stanthorpe branch representative, Damian Anderson, has slammed the Federal Government’s education and health cuts labelling them “heartless”. Mr Anderson recently...

Birthday for Border Railway

THE Border Railway Market is set to celebrate a major milestone this weekend. The popular markets at Wallangarra Railway Station have now been going for...

Behind the battle

THIS year marks the 72nd anniversary of The Battle of the Coral Sea, which was a series of naval engagements off the north-east coast...

Artworks on Davadi backed

By JONATHON HOWARD STANTHORPE residents have thrown their support behind Artworks on Davadi as the deadline for the community art space looms. Artworks is under increasing...

Expose abuse

By JONATHON HOWARD DOMESTIC violence is on the rise across Warwick and residents turning a blind eye could be putting victims at greater risk. Shocking statistics...

Leap of a lifetime saves kids

By TANIA PHILLIPS THE Southern Down’s very own spiderman has raised $1153 for charity and completed the abseil of a lifetime. When abseiling instructor Eugene Thompson...

Show and shine nets a packet

By TANIA PHILLIPS YOU name and they probably had it at this year’s Ryanie for Tyres Show and Shine Day at Warwick at the weekend. The...

The Killarney collection

By TANIA PHILLIPS AN empty hall and two enthusiastic collectors have led to a new tourist attraction in Killarney. The Killarney RSL Sub-branch officially open their...

Budding doc

By JOYCE MARSH (WOODENBONG CORRESPONDENT) ONE of Woodenbong’s young achievers is Robert Hoffman who attended Woodenbong Central School throughout and now proudly following his...

TAFE safe, says director

By JONATHON HOWARD CONCERNS that the Warwick TAFE campus could close by the end of the year have been flatly denied by the director of...

Shed helps farmers

By JONATHON HOWARD WARWICK Men’s Shed will host an “Aussie Helpers” charity day to give drought-stricken farmers a helping hand. Members of the Men’s Shed will...

‘Massive development’: Uni study hub opens with lofty ambitions

Hopes a newly-opened university study hub in Warwick can help plug the region’s brain drain are high with one school principal labelling it a...