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Dimity Brackin, event ambassador Taylah Brackin, Codie Brackin, and Andrea Brackin at the 2021 Warwick Cowboys Ladies' Day.

Gallery: 2021 Warwick Cowboys Ladies’ Day

The Warwick community turned out in force for the return of the popular annual event, with the ladies pulling out all the stops in some stunning looks. Check out our event gallery here:

Peter Rutledge, Tim Biggs, and Al Blyton at the Warwick Water Rats reunion round on July 10, 2021.

Gallery: Crowds flock to Water Rats reunion round

Dozens hit Risdon Oval for the Warwick club’s special reunion event and home game against the Toowoomba Bears. Check out our gallery of familiar faces here.

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Peter Rutledge, Tim Biggs, and Al Blyton at the Warwick Water Rats reunion round on July 10, 2021.

Gallery: Crowds flock to Warwick Water Rats reunion round

Dozens hit Risdon Oval to get behind their home side and celebrate the club’s reunion round. Check out our gallery with 20+ photos here:

Lorna Voss and Joan MacPherson celebrated their individual journeys and shared indigenous heritage at the Waringh Waringh Elders Morning Tea on Friday, June 9.

NAIDOC celebrations mark ‘homecoming’ for Warwick women

‘I’m proud to know who I am, very proud’: After decades of struggling to connect with their identity and heritage, two strong indigenous women say they’ve finally found their community.

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A DAY AT THE RACES: John Cooper and Randy Russell kick back at Morgan Park. Picture: Bianca Hrovat

TRACKSIDE: Family and friends head to Morgan Park

Supporters turned out en masse at Morgan Park today to watch the fourth round of the Australian SuperBike Championships.

Trackside at Morgan Park

Trackside at Morgan Park

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AUSSIE BATTLERS: Marmor man Reg Shields has been forced to pay for 10 levies which amounts to $470 per year in his rates bill. Picture: Allan Reinikka ROK030719ashields

Meet the 83yo Marmor grazier who’s been hit 10 times by levy

Reg Shields had plenty on his plate before audit.

Bill Metherell and wife Alison, before he received his gold star for 25 years' fire brigade service in 2017. Picture: New Zealand Herald

Wife mourns ‘the best husband anyone could wish for’

TRIBUTES have flowed for a popular Kiwi firefighter who died while snorkelling off Lady Elliot Island.

With drought conditions predicted to continue it is important to get the new drought program right. Picture: Marian Faa

Drought review to secure future of Queensland farmers

‘Drought reform is never easy for farmers or government, so this review is an important step.’

NO CONVICTION: A man in his late 20s has been fined $600 but escaped receiving a conviction against his name after pleading guilty to driving without due care and attention which resulted in him hitting and injuring a six-year-old girl on a pedestrian crossing. . Picture: Kate McCormack

Driver blames collision with school girl on afternoon glare

The driver blamed the accident on the glare from the afternoon sun.

David Routledge with his grandchildren.

Community to celebrate life of miner tragically killed

A public ceremony will be held to celebrate the life of David Routledge, who died in last week’s mine tragedy.

PHOTOS: Snowflakes festival underway

Popular festival starts with community day and two big days of snow fun to follow.

Friday morning at Snowflakes on Stanthorpe

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