‘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...
Literary insight
By ALENA HIGGINS
ALWAYS had aspirations to write, but never knew where to start? Or perhaps you’ve penned a novel but haven’t been able to...
Wide and varied kids’ songs
By ALENA HIGGINS
A LOCAL primary school music teacher will launch a CD of children’s songs tomorrow at Warwick Library.
"Children’s Songs from Around the World"...
Around the grounds
Warwick East Bowls
RESULTS from Saturday 12 July. One game of social bowls, results were: P. Dipplesman, G. Rumpy, B. Rowlings defeated E. Diery, V....
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...
What to do during JJJ
By TANIA PHILLIPS
WHETHER it’s a hearty breakfast, lunch, an afternoon of jazz, wine and cheese, or dining in front of the fireplace, the...
Ansel’s forte – visual arts
ANSEL Chan, 16, is a young artist with a big future.
The Year 10 student at Scots PGC College in Warwick is holding an exhibition...
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...
Farmers warn of rising food prices
As fuel prices continue to sit at upwards of $2.60 a litre throughout the region, and producers continue to battle the current drought, people...
