With a massive new SDRC contract under its belt, Warwick Endeavour will be able to expand its workforce and give up to a dozen more people with disabilities the independence, satisfaction and joy that comes with working
Drought-affected farmers forced to offload stock are now struggling to recoup numbers, as sheep prices continue to increase with no end insight.
Help celebrate the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, with the community coming together to learn and heal country. Full details here:
Drivers should expect reduced speed limits and longer travel times during the two-week period of work, which is designed to tackle a number of issues plaguing the troublesome road.
After performing to sold out crowds around Australia, this unique seven-piece is ready to bring a fresh take to Warwick’s Jumpers and Jazz festival.
Warwick kids are keeping busy and having plenty of fun as they dive into school holiday activities. Check out the pictures here:
Warwick residents have been soaking up days of rainy weather, with rivers swelling and minor flooding being reported around the region. Full details here:
School’s out and that always means there will plenty of extra – and arguably cuter – faces at the Lyons St saleyards over the next two weeks, with youngsters scouring the pens for some new livestock and an adorable pet or two to take hoe.
After last year’s COVID cancellation, one of Rose City’s favourite events will go ahead with some colourful favourites and new aerobic additions on the agenda.
An addition of a new player has the Warwick Wolves Premier Ladies ready to take on the competition in the lead up to the finals.
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