What’s on: 10 things to do across the Darling Downs this weekend
From having a berry good time at the Stanthorpe Berry Festival to enjoying some of the finest music around, there’s something for everyone to enjoy this weekend.
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Mine digs deep to help kids get back to school and back on track
The money will fund training and upskilling program, exercise and nutrition classes, mentoring, school outreach programs, social sport competitions – all geared towards helping teens get back into school or find a job.
Teens drive stolen Hilux into lagoon, spark massive rescue response
A car stolen driven into a lagoon by teens sparked a massive rescue response with a swift water rescue team called in as well as police divers from Brisbane
Investigation under way after teenager dies in single-vehicle crash
Police are investigating a fatal crash that has claimed the life of a teenager after a car left the road, hit a tree and caught fire.
Woman allegedly bashed cops as they arrested her man at the footy
A woman came to her partner’s aid by allegedly assaulting the police who were arresting him within eyeshot of a Legends of League football game.
New ministerial role for local MP to serve South West region
The new LNP state government has created several assistant minister roles to provide residents living in regional Queensland with a direct line to the premier.
CBD brewer to double output as it marks one year since doors opened
The past year has been a wild ride for the team behind Toowoomba’s newest live music venue, but the popular watering hole has a plan in place to grow in 2025.
Three Toowoomba scholars win grants for international study
There have been more than 4800 fellowships awarded since the program launched 1965, across a range of research areas from land, commerce and logistics, to the arts, medicine, public service and education.
‘Prepare to leave’: 20 crews battle raging bushfire
A large, fast-moving fire is burning along the Moonie Highway, near the Kinkora and Currajong State Forests in the state’s southwest.
Offender told to stay out of Queensland for her own good
A woman with a history of drug and fraud offending has elected to pay a massive fine so that she can live interstate, away from old friends with bad habits.
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