REVEALED: shocking number of Southern Downs dog ‘attacks’
Council data exposes which hot spots are the worst for terrifying run-ins with neighbourhood menaces.
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COVID inspires decision to call Granite Belt home
After losing their jobs in the pandemic, this couple left Victoria and made a big decision that surprised even themselves.
REVVED UP: 4WD event turns Warwick to tourist drawcard
The three-day event fuels hopes of turning the Rose City from pitstop to final destination.
‘I’ll split your head open’: Dad attacks daughter, ex-wife
He caused her to fall forward and hit her head on the kitchen bench.
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Open day for HEAL
An open day will be held in Amiens tomorrow where Leisa Gillham will showcase her equine assisted learning program.
Treasury deliver de-merger blow
The Queensland Treasury Corporation has poured cold water over a proposed de-amalgamation of the Southern Downs, alleging it’s ‘not financially viable’.
Actions not helping cause
Vegan activists have only harmed their cause according to one business owner who wound up on Aussie Farms “attack” map in recent months.
New award is ‘rushed’
Growers have been left frustrated after being given only two weeks to implement changes to the Horticulture Award.
More than just a business
What started out as a way to diversify income has turned into a lifesaving concept for Lee-ann Simpson.
Softball novice impresses at trials
Despite being a relative newcomer to the sport of softball, 10-year-old Braylen Harvey has excelled enough to warrant a spot on a representative side.
First Sirromet cellar door on Granite Belt opens
It’s the new home of Australian Winemaker of the Year Mike Hayes, and now Sirromet Wines has a cellar door in his Granite Belt neighbourhood.
Pay it forward at shops in new scheme
PEOPLE in need of a cheerful cup of coffee, a meal or even a bag of feed can be part of a new gifting system where locals buy each other something in advance.
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