Trend of idiotic snake behaviour spurs new program
A Southern Downs snake lover said a failure by schools to embrace snake education was ‘disappointing’.
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Stanthorpe rental market flourishing
Real estate agents say the market is in a unique spot with one underlying theme for tenants moving in.
‘DISASTER’: Jockey Club’s looming fears over race day
Stanthorpe officials are hopeful the iconic event will go ahead, saying a cancellation would devastate the town.
School’s history remembered in unique way
A Granite Belt school is preparing to honour thier past students with a reflective monument.
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Sun shines on students as improvement shown
With end of term fast approaching and soon the cooler weather, the children have been enjoying physical education with Mr McCormick without the wind or cold.
Further de-amalgamation reviews
A further assessment of de-amalgamation is set to happen with Southern Downs Regional Council employing an outside consultant.
Promoter has eyes on ‘even bigger’ 2020
With thousands through the gate and a near-flawless first outing, the Sounds from the Vines’ promoter is understandably chuffed.
A ‘rollicking’ good start
Saturday’s inaugural Sounds from the Vines Festival has won plaudits from one of its main attractions.
Cadets impress at their first parade
Flotilla commander praises the Stanthorpe Navy Cadets on their first year back
Students take art and history out of the classroom
A trip to the GOMA and the Queensland Museum was a highlight for art and history students at Stanthorpe State High School
Why Mrs Hooker settled in Ballandean after a life of travel
Margaret Hooker celebrates turning 90 in Ballandean
Amiens students getting sporty at school to help stay active
At Amiens School, we believe that for children and teens to grow up healthy, it’s important they are physically active
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