Huge ‘tennis-ball sized’ hail hits Southern Downs
Granite Belt residents have described the biggest hail they’ve ever seen after a huge storm swept over parts of the region on Thursday.
Granite Belt residents have described the biggest hail they’ve ever seen after a huge storm swept over parts of the region on Thursday.
From unprovoked drunken attacks and frenzied street fights to assaulting a cop and more. Here are some of the violent offenders who’ve recently landed in Warwick’s courts.
The iconic face of riding known as ‘Australia’s master of the international saddle’ made history almost 50 years ago and will soon do so again as part of an elite group receiving this special nod.
Voting is now open to determine which pup will claim the crown of the Stanthorpe’s cutest dog for 2021. See all the dogs here:
The Granite Belt man claimed his ‘childish’ actions were attempts to intimidate his wife following disagreements over his daughter’s care.
The Granite Belt resident has shared how her own battles with depression, homelessness and substance abuse has inspired her decision to jump on her bike and ride solo for more than 60 days.
With a dusting of snow on the cards for the Stanthorpe area, take a look back at this gallery of the town’s huge snow day in 2015 and find out where you could catch a glimpse this week!
Hundreds of tourists and locals got rugged up and left home in the early hours of the morning to see the sheets of snow that fell in the Granite Belt on July 17, 2015. Check out the flashback gallery:
Police say a man is assisting police with the investigation into how the blaze started and they are not looking for further suspects, but investigations are continuing.
Stanthorpe police are on the hunt for the person behind a spree of break-ins across the Granite Belt. The string of crimes was only one attracting officers’ attention this month.
Stanthorpe students’ engineering talents were the focal point of an official ceremony recognising the bravery and dedication of police dogs to protecting the community.
The Border Post looks back at which July days made the history books as the coldest ever, as experts predict warmer than normal and subzero temperatures for the Granite Belt this week.
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