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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...

Teens attack man

By JONATHON HOWARD WARWICK Police were kept busy at the weekend with an alleged assault and several charges for disorderly conduct. Police are investigating an alleged...

Power line stand off

By JONATHON HOWARD A STANDOFF between Ergon Energy and members of the United Land Owners Group (ULOG) is threatening to further stall the development of...

Cannabis on the streets

By TANIA PHILLIPS THREE men have been arrested and charged with possessing cannabis, following separate incidents in Stanthorpe in the past week. Police conducting traffic enforcement...

Lynch trial set to open

By JONATHON HOWARD IT HAS taken almost two years to develop a case against the alleged murderer of Warwick woman Gail Lynch and the trial...

Shepherd’s majestic finish to bag title

IN full flight - Warwick’s Matthew Shepherd thunders down field at the Cunningham Polocrosse Club’s event at the weekend. Warwick went on the take...

Science bridges the gap

By TANIA PHILLIPS SCIENCE can be fun and challenging - just ask the Year Six students from The Scots PGC College. The group spent a day...

Jazzed up jumpers go aboreal

THE wool is coming out of the closest as preparations hit full speed for this year's Jumpers and Jazz in July in Warwick, from...

Irregularities downplayed, successes highlighted

By JONATHON HOWARD TENTERFIELD Shire Council general manager, Lotta Jackson, has outlined a number of accomplishments by the council, despite several residents labelling it “one...

Budget we had to have

By JONATHON HOWARD IT WAS the budget Australia had to have, says former senior Australian Test Cricket Umpire and Warwick resident, Lou Rowan, who has...

Thanks to volunteers

LAST week marked the 25th anniversary of National Volunteer Week, a time each year when not for profit organisations that rely on volunteers collectively...

Winter cycle of sheep sale

The middle of July and as we move further into the Winter cycle the weekly Sheep and Lamb sale is still producing stories. The...