The State Government has unveiled a $21 million scheme to increase the number of wheelchair-accessible taxis. But the families of disabled passengers repeatedly left on the side of the road are uncertain if it will change the attitude of drivers.
A mysterious pain in her stomach led to a horror diagnosis for Georgia McLennan, almost costing the Gold Coast nursing student her life. But now she will head back to hospital – this time to help others as a graduate nurse. This is her remarkable story.
RESIDENTS will be saying goodbye to an iconic piece of Killarney today as Rod and Sheryl Cooper fire up the grills at Killarney Tucka Shop one last time.
WARWICK Show and Rodeo Society is giving the residents of Warwick the Hollywood treatment with an invitation to the premiere of The Great Australian Campdraft.
GLANCING at the six-foot, long-legged, 17-year-old Jarrod Walker, one would assume he would have little trouble making his way over the high jump bar.
WITH his famous multi-coloured beard and equally as famous grin, Stuart Watt is known to the Warwick community as the science teacher who loves a good yarn.
MULE-RIDING, campdrafting and a whole lot of fun is what visitors can expect at this year’s Warwick Rodeo in the last week of October.
CHAPLAINS across the Warwick district will begin the school year with good news of a funding continuation from the Federal Government.
AFTER two decades of organising camps, crafts and sing-alongs, many would have called it quits.
FLYING rocks and flooded garages plague residents of east Fitzroy Street due to a lack of guttering.
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