More than a tenth of the Stanthorpe population have received their first dose of the Covid vaccine, with residents from across the region making their way down to the showgrounds for day two of the Covid clinic.
Warwick’s brilliant athletes have blazed a trail at the Olympics for generations, and the next wave of stars are already making their mark! These are the 25+ sports stars who have the potential to reach ultimate sporting glory.
After noticing a lack of affordable children’s clothing in the Rose city, this entrepreneurial mum stepped up to launch her own line and the response has been so overwhelming she has been able to open a storefront on the main street.
One Granite Belt man’s dream to turn his property into a stunning retreat has become a reality, with glamping tents complete with a suite of luxe features set to bring new life to the former vegetable farm.
Initial reports suggest the man suffered head and shoulder injuries in the Warwick crash.
The Granite Belt owners say they hope their uniquely Irish-inspired experience will attract guests in their droves to stay at the serene accommodation.
Five roads and intersections in Warwick including one major crash zone have been proposed to receive much needed upgrades to increase the safety of pedestrians and motorists.
The newest faces of the Apple and Grape Festival ambassadorship are eager to make their mark on the Granite Belt, with big plans to give back to the community and showcase what the region has to offer.
From eyelash extensions to brow lamination and more, this beauty tech wants to help women to achieve their ‘ideal beauty’ through a huge range of popular services.
Experts say many of the region’s youngest and most vulnerable are being forced to couch-surf or live on the streets as the tough rental market makes it near impossible to secure their own housing.
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