The Warwick woman has turned her own heartbreaking experiences into a secure support network for those battling mental health concerns and is fighting to break the stigma around the issue.
The popular winery reported the huge plummet in customers after the southeast’s snap Covid lockdown, saying it even forced them to cut staff hours to minimise their losses.
Police say the Granite Belt man was driving at nearly three times the legal alcohol limit when he crashed his car just after midday. He was one of a list of people nabbed by Stanthorpe cops over the last week for drink and drug driving.
An alcohol-fuelled night turned violent, with one man copping a blow to the mouth.
The residential facility will be transformed with upgrades to include new computer systems, Wi-Fi and more.
A Stanthorpe wine expert says extreme weather events are having a detrimental impact on the industry and forcing farmers to adapt.
The region could be on the cusp of the best cattle breeding season in more than a decade, with consistent rainfall across autumn and winter, combined with predictions of a warm spring bringing a new dawn for battling producers.
A suspicious spot on her face was deemed ‘harmless’ by multiple doctors, but this Granite Belt woman’s instinct was right and now she is warning others to be on the lookout for things that can go unnoticed and could have cost her life.
Police say the crash came only hours before another driver ‘hit a car and ran away’ in a Warwick car park.
Just over a year after starting her Confier brand selling healthy protein balls, the entrepreneur now hopes to also take the fashion world by storm with her sports attire line.
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