Services keep on growing
FOUNDED in 1876, the Warwick Benevolent Society has been providing for the needs of the aged in Warwick community for almost 140 years.
The society...
Testing the limits
By DANE LILLINGSTONE
RESIDENTS have complained about the frustrating and confusing council roadworks signs that have popped up in Warwick. This one was on display...
Drug-driving spike
By DANE LILLINGSTONE
OVER the previous week there have been 11 positive roadside drug tests recorded by Stanthorpe and Warwick police.
Stanthorpe recorded five positive tests...
Rodeo Queen quest begins
By DANE LILLINGSTONE
THE campaign has begun for this year’s Rodeo Queen, with Warwick local Taylah Gibson throwing her hat into the ring.
“I’m a first-time...
Retailers turn purple for charity
By DANE LILLINGSTONE
THE Relay for Life has officially been launched in the Southern Downs region.
Representatives from the Cancer Council and big supporter of the...
Bruce Scott set to retire as MP
By DANE LILLINGSTONE
Federal Maranoa MP Bruce Scott has announced he will not seek re-election at the next federal election.
Mr Scott, who has represented Maranoa...
NRL’s super Fox deal
NEWS this week that the NRL could receive up to $1.7 billion in a record broadcast deal with Fox Sports can be seen as...
Pops to play the classics
THERE is going to be a whale of a concert at Robert Channon’s Stanthorpe winery on Sunday 16 August when the fantastically popular Brisbane...
Making sense with parks
By DANE LILLINGSTONE
THE Southern Downs Regional Council took a step further in its Park Rationalisation in their latest council meeting.
The fates of Arcoola Park,...
Decade of festive peace
By DANE LILLINGSTONE
WARWICK'S biennial Peace Festival will get a facelift this year as the Peace Project comes to town.
Run by volunteers and starting in...
Relay for Life in full swing
By DANE LILLINGSTONE
THE 2015 Relay for Life is only a month away and Warwick is already off to a solid start.
According to Relay for...
Memorial run for cancer
By DANE LILLINGSTONE
ON SUNDAY, athletes, families and anyone else with enough energy to move at 9am in the morning converged at the Maryvale Crown...
Subsidies announced for mandatory livestock tagging
The Queensland Government are rolling out discounted electronic identification devices (eID) for sheep and goats to assist with the “financial burden” of the industry’s...
