Plans to inject $2 million dollars into the fight to control Queensland’s feral pig problem have been criticised with established pig hunters saying the funding is being directed to the wrong places.
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Premier Steven Miles has promised a fresh government with a fresh approach, with the government’s frontbench undergoing its largest shake up in nine years.
From a brand new public pool to revitalised community parks and showgrounds, these are the projects in the works set to shape the Western Downs in upcoming years. See the full list along, with the biggest projects that were completed in 2023.
A man in his 60s was flown to hospital after a blown tyre caused him to crash on the Warrego hwy between Roma and Miles.
An elderly man has been allegedly attacked with a hammer at his home, during an early morning incident in Dalby.
A Queensland farmer who lost almost $70,000 in a business email compromise is one of many Australians to fall victim to cybercrime, with estimates it costs Australia $33b.
A man has been flown to hospital after a motorcycle crash on a property of Dennis St in Dalby. Full details.
In a major development, the Homicide Investigation Unit is assisting police to find missing man Jeremiah Rivers, who disappeared in remote southwest Queensland nearly three weeks ago.
Almost one million Queenslanders will be exposed to Covid-19 when borders open in less than seven weeks, new figures show. SEE LATEST JAB RATES
CALL for an early end to the shark net trial as new data reveals the “terrible toll” on turtles, sharks and rays.
The Western Downs is another step closer to becoming Australia’s solar power capital as the $600 million solar farm under construction near Chinchilla reaches a major milestone. DETAILS:
The family of missing man Jeremiah Rivers has shared the last photo taken of the 27-year-old before he disappeared in remote southwest Queensland.
A woman who crashed her car into a street sign and later denied to police she had been driving ultimately blew a breath/alcohol reading four times the legal limit.
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