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Explosive call

Warwick Police POLICE responded to calls from a male claiming to have explosives on Thursday at about 8.30am. It is understood an officer spoke with the...

GALLERY: At the Collective

A great crowd at the Warwick Collective on Thursday night.

Winter fest a winner

By Alena Higgins ALLORA'S inaugural winter festival had a distinctly Mary Poppins feel when it made its debut on Saturday morning. The town was abuzz with...

It’s a wrap

By Tania Phillips Warwick's man street was abuzz as the people of Warwick and the Southern Downs flocked in to see the tree jumpers and...

GALLERY: All the fun

A tableful of fun and Jazz at Bestbrook. From left: Bruce and Margaret Everson, Vicki Thompson, Dana Mallett, Bestbrook owner Elise Wilson and Kym...

‘Carrot’ to cut carbon emissions

By ALENA HIGGINS THE Coalition Government’s proposed climate change policy will use an incentives approach to encourage people to devise ways to reduce carbon pollution,...

Wrong side of history

By ALENA HIGGINS FORMER Maranoa Greens candidate Grant Newson has launched a scathing attack on the “fossil fools” who helped axe the Carbon Tax. Mr Newson...

Tackling male health

MANY of us know a male friend or family member who has become gravely ill or died after delaying or refusing to see a...

Gee gees and all that jazz

BRIGHT coloured trees and warm jumpers were the order of the day for the first ever Jumpers and Jazz in July raceday at Warwick...

Black Spot funds

TENTERFIELD Shire Council is set to receive $85,000 as part of the NSW Black Spot Program roads funding. Northern Tablelands MP Adam Marshall joined with...

Old garments to good use

By TANIA PHILLIPS ONE of the more unique events of the Jumpers and Jazz in July Festival will take place at Abbey Of The Roses...

Power route selected

ERGON Energy has now determined an actual fifth line route option for the electricity supply between Warwick and Stanthorpe based on the corridor recommended...

FEATURE: School life through the decades

Warwick Central State School has stood on Guy Street since 1875, witnessing generations of children learn, play, and grow. While the buildings and teaching...