Truckie taken to hospital after New England Hwy rollover
Emergency crews have attended an incident outside Stanthorpe where a truck has rolled on its side. More details here.
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Plans approved for ‘high-end’ vineyard with a difference
The Brisbane founder of National Storage has revealed plans for a ‘bespoke’ and ‘high-end’ vineyard and cellar door that could soon be nestled in the heart of the Granite Belt. See what makes it unique here.
BlazeAid volunteers awarded OAM for major disaster recovery efforts
As National Volunteer Week comes to a close, a special ceremony was held in the Granite Belt acknowledging the outstanding efforts of two BlazeAid volunteers. Full details here.
Retro store farewelled months after grand opening
A retro store on the Granite Belt will bid farewell to its Stanthorpe site, having only opened to the public in December 2023. Full details here.
Opening date for redeveloped Stanthorpe Regional Art Gallery revealed
A long-awaited redevelopment project in Stanthorpe will soon open its doors to the public, as council sets an opening date. Update here.
$115m injected into region as wind farm project nears completion
After almost two years under construction, a long awaited wind farm project in the Southern Downs is nearing completion after having injected millions of dollars into the regions’ businesses. Full details here.
Aquatic centre evacuated after disinfection incident
In a major update Toowoomba Regional Council have reavealed the true cause behind the hullabaloo that saw an aquatic centre evacuated on Monday night. Update here.
Homegrown trainer returns to roots with high hopes of double
A well known Darling Downs horse trainer will return to his Southern Downs roots on Tuesday, with hopes of taking out a double win. Full details here.
Under-reporting sees farmers fall repeatedly to rural crime
Police, farming and agricultural groups have banded together in a bid to help prevent the increase of farm-related crimes in rural Queensland. See how you can contribute here.
Emergency crews called after hiker’s nasty fall
Fire and rescue crews are working to free a hiker who reportedly took a nasty fall while on a trail at a South East Queensland national park. More here.
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