1/12Joy Dwyer, Tracy Kerr and Meryl Kerr. Picture: Shannon Hardy
GALLERY: Cent auction for Hope
2/12Brock, Pam and Drew Chard. Picture: Shannon Hardy
3/12Faye Stewart and Lorna H. Picture: Shannon Hardy
4/12Jenny Franklin with Khyrin and Niyah Nills. Picture: Shannon Hardy
5/12Annette Salter and Joyce Hall. Picture: Shannon Hardy
6/12Veronica Webster and Trish Morran. Picture: Shannon Hardy
7/12Bev Weston, Colleen Walker, Andie Walker and Neil Walker. Picture: Shannon Hardy
8/12Vivian Taylor and Judy Roser. Picture: Shannon Hardy
9/12Emma and Brooklyn Newton. Picture: Shannon Hardy
10/12Barb O'Neil, Judy Browning, Noala Hicky, Christina Tickle, (back) Carol Chandler and Jayne Collins. Picture: Shannon Hardy
11/12Isla and Renee Sadlier. Picture: Shannon Hardy
12/12Darcy Hall and Sharyn Hall. Picture: Shannon Hardy
Your ultimate guide to every gun club in Queensland
A new public shooting gallery catering to unlicensed shooters as young as 11 has opened as firearm sports experience a surge in popularity. See our exclusive list of all gun clubs in Queensland.
Read more
Lengthy wait Dalby parents face for childcare revealed
Two Dalby daycare providers say mandatory staffing ratios, cost of living pressures and population growth have left their wait list at their highest. Find out more.
Read more
Man flown to hospital after nasty fall from horse
A Western Downs man has been flown to hospital after falling from a horse on Thursday. Find out more.
Read more
Meet four of the Western Downs’ most inspiring rural women
We put the call out for the Western Downs’ most inspiring rural women and received dozens of replies. Hear the story of four women contributing to their rural communities.
Read more
Why independent candidate is back for ninth campaign
Living in a tin shed and running a word of mouth campaign on little more than a few hundred dollars, independent candidate Duncan Scott is contesting his ninth election, this time for the state seat of Callide. Here’s why he does it.
Read more
‘A great deterrent’: Jandowae and Miles business owners for security camera investment
Despite small populations and relatively low crime rates, business owners from Miles and Jandowae have expressed their support for a $40,000 investment into CCTV on the towns’ main streets. Hear from some of the business owners.
Read more