Community groups, charities, sporting clubs, schools and other not-for-profit organisations who do so much for the Western Downs have received a leg up thanks to the latest round of Arrow Energy grants.
The third annual Moo and Brew Festival has been hailed a success with more than 700 visitors enjoying the festivities. Find out more.
Beef farmers Nick and Kate Boshammer have opened the region’s first glamping accommodation, situated on the banks of the Condamine River. Here’s why they’re hoping to see the trend pick up in the Western Downs.
More than 900ha has been destroyed near Wieambilla with crews battling a fire for the past five days. Find out more.
After almost two decades supplying cold beers and warm meals to the community of Tara, beloved locals Owen and Tracey Brauer have sold the Commercial Hotel.
After 17 years with the Dalby Diehards, stalwart Danny Wassell has reflected on his time at the club after his final game on Saturday.
It may still be a year away but that’s not dampening the excitement for Australia’s largest historic machinery event, set to be held in Jondaryan in 2025. Find out more.
Tara residents will get their first look at their brand new 12-bed hospital equipped with emergency care, palliative care, adult mental health, clinical services and outreach services. Find out more here.
Police are appealing for information after an SES vehicle was stolen and found burnt out earlier this week. Find out more.
Close to 1500 homes across the Western Downs lost power in the early hours of the morning. Find out why here.
There will be plenty to celebrate at the last home game of the season for the Dalby Diehards, with the club celebrating their 25th anniversary of the 200 club and the retirement of club legend Daniel Wassell. Find out more here.
Construction of a new Chinchilla brewery is getting to the pointy end, with the site expected to be a tourist hotspot when it opens later this year. Find out more here.
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