Toowoomba disability service looking to expand into Kingaroy
A Toowoomba based disability service is looking at building supported independent Living accommodation in Kingaroy.
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FINAL CREDITS: Farewell to a Sunshine Coast legend
COOLUM Cinema owner Noel Atkinson would personally apologise to movie-goers if the old projector in his makeshift theatre broke down during a screening.
GRAPE FUN: Kingsley Grove hosts biggest wine stomp to date
A grape time was had by all at Kingsley Grove Estate’s ever-growing grape stomp, drawing in visitors from around the state.
Meet the Murgon cop breaking down the cultural divide
“My best piece of advice to assist in breaking down the cultural divide is, understanding.” Read how a local officer is making a difference.
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NEWS BRIEFS: Motorcyclist collides with tree
A man was flown to hospital after his motorbike collided with a tree north of Biggenden
Tenders to be called for Burnett water study
Both councils will lead the community engagement as the project progresses.
Calls for The Aussie Farms Map to go under the hammer
Federal Member for Wright Scott Buchholz said he hoped the change would put an end to activists creating stress and anxiety for farmers and landholders.
Cake adorned with 105 birthday candles
For 105-year-old Ivy Clark, turning 100 is a distant memory.
Develop creative thinking while painting watercolour art
Mundubbera artist to teach watercolour during the school term.
PHOTOS: Show fun in Gayndah
Gayndah turned out for the town’s annual show.
GALLERY: Gayndah Show
Thousands not keeping up with cervical cancer screenings
Health experts are concerned Queensland women are missing out.
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