Coroner to determine identity of truck crash victim
The identity of a woman who tragically died after her sedan collided with a truck near Warwick on Sunday is yet to be determined as police prepare a report for the coroner. FURTHER DETAILS HERE.
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Southern Downs rural firefighters recognised
The QFES Rural Fire Service Week awards ceremony for the South West region recognised the dedicated stalwarts for their service. Read their stories here.
A night to remember: Warwick Country Coppers Ball 2023
Many from the Warwick community dressed to impress to show their support at the Country Coppers Ball held at King’s Theatre on Saturday night. See our gallery from the night here.
‘Disgraceful’: Rapist’s accomplice sentenced for ‘terrifying’ ordeal
A 51-year-old Warwick woman has been sentenced for the ‘inhumane’ role she played in the abduction and assault of a young woman, which included torture and bestiality. WARNING: DISTRESSING.
New England Hwy cleared after truck rollover
Pictures from the scene of the crash show how lucky one truck driver was after a rollover sparked a late-night response from emergency crews.
Council remains committed to water security promise
As Southern Downs Regional Council prepares to install a further 9000 smart water meters across the region, mayor Vic Pennisi has declared the region will never run dry again. See more here.
VOTE NOW: Crown the Southern Downs’ best eateries
We’ve put the call out and collated a list of your favourite places to eat on the Southern Downs, and now it’s time for you have your say on the region’s best. CAST YOUR VOTE.
‘Slice of heaven for all’: Wheelchair-friendly short stay opens
A selfless act by a Granite Belt couple has seen the construction of a fully wheelchair accessible short stay cabin nestled away in the hills of Glen Aplin, attracting a waitlist of eager guests long before opening. Full details here.
Investigations ongoing into Mount Edward crash
Police are investigating a two-vehicle crash on the Cunningham Highway around 7pm Monday night, alleging speed may have been a factor.
Through drought and cold: How iconic winery proved critics wrong
Angelo Puglisi set the wheels of his humble wine making dream in motion in the late 1960s, and through freezing cold climate and severe drought he built an empire which helped establish Queensland’s wine industry.
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