Marketing falls short
QUEEN Mary Falls Caravan Park owner Louise Reed is calling for national advertising to draw more people to the area.
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Fine and dry but freezing
THE end of winter might be in sight but it will still be a few weeks before you can pack up your winter woollies.
Courthouses could be closed
THERE have been reports that 30 regional courthouses will be closed as part of Queensland Premier Campbell Newman’s cost-cutting measures.
Damaged roads being neglected
THE bulk of roads damaged in the 2010 and 2011 floods have been repaired but Deputy Mayor Ross Bartley feels not all roads are maintained as often as needed.
Cowboys v Wattles in derby clash
IN THE ultimate local derby match up the Cowboys will take on the Wattles in tonight’s round of the Toowoomba Rugby League competition.
Road jobs in the firing line
ROADTEK and Main Roads employees in the region could be among the hardest hit by State Government job cuts.
Teacher is a humble awardee
A MUCH loved teacher at St Mary’s Primary School has been recognised for his generosity and willingness to help around the school, parish and community.
Patch-ups on the road to be ready
PATCHING crews work through the year to fix potholes but a council spokeswoman said it was impossible for staff to inspect all roads immediately after rain.
From strength to strength
FOUR years ago INTEGRIA Healthcare, an international business, acquired Warwick based MediHerb, which was co-founded by Kerry Bone in November 1986.
City ukulele band tunes up
THERE is a new band in Warwick but instead of pianos, bass guitars and saxophones this band play ukuleles.
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