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Kerri Moore has been the editor of the Warwick Daily News for the past six years. She got her first taste of a newsroom at WDN in 2010, while also studying a Bachelor of Professional Communication and Business. In the decade she has spent at the Daily News, Kerri has filled the positions of features writer, journalist and news director, before being promoted to editor in 2015. Issues about which she is most passionate include crime and court issues, and human interest stories. Warwick is the place Kerri has called home for most of her life, driving her passion for the Southern Downs, its people and their stories.

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Man charged after gang raided house with baseball bats

POLICE have charged a man in relation to a violent home invasion at Inglewood last week as well as five drug drivers as part of Operation Mike Author.

Couple, 72 and 61, face court over drugs set-up

Couple, 72 and 61, face court over drugs set-up

AN ELDERLY woman and her partner have been arrested in relation to a drug bust that uncovered what police called a “sophisticated hydroponic system”.

DEFACED: Some of the vandals’ handiwork at the Woolworth’s service station (main photo) and on the Southern Downs Regional Council library window. The alleged offenders were caught on CCTV camera footage and one youth is due to appear in Warwick Children’s Court next week. Picture: Candyce Braithwaite

CCTV watches on as vandalism spree hits church

CHURCHES, signs and businesses fell victim to graffiti spree, but the culprits were followed by Rose City’s new CCTV system

Warwick's 'hidden homeless' as young as 14 are couch-surfing from friend to friend to keep a roof over their heads.

Couch-surfing hides Warwick’s hidden homeless

A LOOK into Warwick’s couch-surfing teens or ‘hidden homeless’ — a lifestyle lived by some as young as 14.

St Vincent de Paul centre co-ordinator Shirley Molloy shows customer Joy Riley some of the great finds in the Grafton St Store. Picture: Kerri Moore

I spy… glam bargains

TREASURE hunts were always a blast as a child but as an adult they can involve designer clothes – and that’s so much better.

Chevy’s life-long bond with Warwick saviour

Chevy’s life-long bond with Warwick saviour

WHEN little Chevon Parker was just five years old she faced adversity with the strength and courage of a warrior.

Sympathy in truckie tragedy

Sympathy in truckie tragedy

AS SOMEONE married to a truck driver, days like yesterday and news of another tragedy on our roads always hits home.

It’s almost time, yet I’m a long way off being ready.

Nearly D-Day for B-A-B-Y

AS MY clothes grow smaller, my waddle grows more obvious and my ice cube cravings intensify, I know it means just one thing – D-day is looming.

NEW LOOK: Warwick RSL’s King’s Theatre is set to undergo a major internal revamp next year. Picture: Kerri Moore

Major upgrade planned for King’s Theatre

AFTER my family migrated north when I was a young child, one of my first and fondest memories was watching the movie My Girl in the grand old King’s Theatre.

Members of the Ipswich and Toowoomba chapters of the Life and Death motorcycle club were intercepted by police in Warwick on Monday. Picture: Katie Cameron

Accused bikie drug trafficker in court

A CAMPAIGN to stifle criminal bikie gang activity has made its way to the Rose City, with an alleged drug trafficker taken into custody during an operation.

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