Shooting down red tape
AN ADVISORY panel has been formed to examine gun laws and licensing to cut red tape for licensed firearm owners.
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Our kids are ‘best behaved’
THE number of students banned from state school classrooms across the Darling Downs has dropped to a little more than 6000.
Playing away the last days of winter
IT IS the final week of winter and Mother Nature is planning to give us a taste of almost everything this week.
Helping out is not a drag
THE South Queensland Eighth Mile Drag Racing Series was a roaring, smoking success at the weekend.
Proud of family legacy
THE Salvation Army Warwick Corps was established in 1887 by John Channing Head, and 125 years later two of his grandsons are celebrating the momentous occasion.
Flu drug stocks run out
A RECENT spike in serious flu cases has seen Tamiflu stocks reach zero in pharmacies across Warwick and no one knows when we will get more.
Plans back to the drawing board
DESPITE ticking all the boxes and crossing their t’s the council is refusing to pass development plans for a two-storey town house complex.
Tee up for BUSHkids golf day
DIG out your golf clubs, pull on your argyle vest and tee up a team, the annual BUSHkids Warwick Golf Day is fast approaching.
Teams hop in saddle
THE Rose Bowl Polocrosse is on again at Morgan Park and with over 60 teams nominated to compete there is guaranteed to be plenty of action.
WSHS side wins argument
WARWICK State High School Year 8 debating team claimed victory in the Queensland Debate Union Competition for the Toowoomba and Darling Downs region.
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