Sacred piece of Southern Downs history back on the market
It was only a mere three years ago a beloved place of worship went up for auction, now it’s back on the market. See its unparalleled potential here.
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Schools closed, sandbag locations: How to prepare for Tropical Cyclone Alfred
Lockyer Valley and Toowoomba residents have 36 hours to prepare for Tropical Cyclone Alfred, as the Queensland Government confirms state schools will shut for two days. READ THE LATEST
‘Important’: Toowoomba GP praises $573m women’s health investment
Women’s healthcare has been given a multimillion-dollar boost as part of the federal government’s plan to provide greater choice and less costs to women. See what one of Toowoomba’s leading GPs in women’s health has to say.
VOTE NOW: Southern Downs’ cutest cat
The community has rallied together and nominated more than a dozen purr-fect pets to go in the running to be crowned the region’s cutest. Get your votes in here.
VOTE NOW: Lockyer Valley’s cutest cat
The community has rallied together and nominated more than a dozen purr-fect pets to go in the running to be crowned the region’s cutest. Get your votes in here.
Foodie frenzy: Cellar door in prime location up for grabs
A well-known and loved cellar door and bistro in southern Queensland’s wine region could be yours for less than price of a house. DETAILS.
Grassroots festival set to give performers chance at big break
A grassroots festival will celebrate a milestone as talent scouts seek out a rural southwest Queensland town for the next big star. Here’s what you can expect.
Beekeepers on alert as deadly varroa mite found at border
The Queensland government has put out a round of grants to combat the deadly varroa mite weeks after it was found on the border town of Boggabilla. MORE HERE.
Festival organiser slams council decision to deny expansion plans
Southern Downs Regional Council has knocked back plans put forward by a popular festival to expand into the future. Here’s why they turned the application down.
Warwick police call on landholders to step up security after break-ins
Warwick police are calling on residents to keep their eyes peeled for any suspicious vehicles or activity in rural areas after a property was burgled. Here’s what we know.
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