Art tells the tale of trauma
A MUDDY, broken clock, a football jersey and dozens of local paintings are hanging on the walls of the Lockyer Valley Art Gallery.
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Miners ridicule ban by council
A COUNCIL decision to place a moratorium on mining and coal seam gas in the Somerset region has been met with derision by the Queensland Resources Council.
Last hoorah for Heinz beets
THE Lockyer Valley’s beetroot industry may be facing an uncertain future but it is going out with a bang.
Gatton marks flood anniversary
THE strength and courage of the Lockyer Valley after the flood inspired people across the globe, says Prince William.
Valley airport poised for take-off
COMMERCIAL flights could be flying from the Lockyer Valley across the nation, with building set to begin on a $30 million airport in the region.
Firies help rescue wounded koala
A WOUNDED koala which scrambled up a nearby tree after being hit by a car, was rescued by Ipswich fire fighters.
Row after loss of Borallon jail
THE Department of Corrective Services has denied claims Queensland prisons are being filled to bursting point following the closure of the Borallon jail.
No more tears for onion growers
THE dominance of American onions in Australia may be on the wane thanks to a genetic program for local onions and an upcoming advertising campaign.
Fears over gas pipeline plans
METGASCO’S Lions Way pipeline could face scrutiny from the United Nations with the proposed route going through a World Heritage listed rainforest.
Paedophile forced out
A CONVICTED paedophile’s brief settlement in a rural town near Ipswich has sparked outrage in the community.
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