Prescribed burn at Wivenhoe Dam could produce smoke for days
A PLANNED burn at Wivenhoe Dam, yesterday, could produce smoke for up to two weeks after the burn was completed.
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Gatton’s World Cup Qualifier tests Australia’s top riders
Not one horse and rider combination jumped a clear first round at the Gatton World Cup Qualifier, which Stuart Jenkins believes amped up the competition.
Grantham woman guilty of $142,763 flood fraud
GRANTHAM woman Christine Blackmore is facing up to 12 years in jail for three fraud-related charges arising from the 2011 floods.
Cafe owner guilty of $142,000 flood fraud
GRANTHAM cafe owner Christine Blackmore faces a nervous wait to see what her punishment will be for fraudulently claiming more than $142,000 in flood relief.
Lockyer Valley riders head west for masters games
A group of passionate horse riders will travel more than 600km to participate in a masters games and they’re encouraging other sporting teams to get involved.
Gates are open at the Gatton Show
he gates to the 99th Gatton Show have opened, with action in the main rings already in progress.
Tess trots ahead at Lockyer Equestrian Group’s dressage day
After a six-month break, Tess Neave’s quarter horse TL Ima Cool Skip proved he’s ready for competition, finishing with a blue ribbon at the LEG’S dressage day.
Pilot project for Gatton roads
NEW road safety projects are underway in Gatton in a bid to prevent speed-related crashes.
Gatton record setters make a big splash
WATER safety messages are widely broadcast in summer which is why the Lockyer Valley Sports and Aquatic Centre chose to participate in the World’s Largest Swim.
Chantal’s back in the saddle
A fall from her horse and five broken bones were not enough to stop dressage rider Chantal Simpson from doing what she loves the most.
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