Exceptional Western Downs residents receive Australia Day Awards
From the captain of the Miles Fire Brigade to captain of Chinchilla State High School these are the exceptional individuals who have won awards on Australia Day.
From the captain of the Miles Fire Brigade to captain of Chinchilla State High School these are the exceptional individuals who have won awards on Australia Day.
A group of farmers that for years have been protesting gas drilling in the region have earnt a major win against multinational giant Arrow Energy. DETAILS.
Hard-working volunteers, community stalwarts and organisations that work tirelessly to better the Western Downs will be recognised at the 2025 Australia Day Awards. Find out who took home the awards here.
While most people’s first reaction would be to flee from a tornado, Queensland storm chaser Justin Noonan runs towards them camera in hand. This is how he found himself in the right place at the right time to capture one that formed in South West Queensland.
Fire crews remain on the scene of a scrub blaze in the Western Downs where firewalls stretched 100m. Find out more.
After a near flawless season the Dalby Diehards under-19 side have continued their form into the finals taking out the flag against the game Southern Suburbs Tigers. Find out more.
A much-loved farmer killed in a tragic accident on his property is set to be farewelled in Maryborough this week.
Data has revealed Australia’s elderly citizens are facing an unprecedented rise in mental health issues and suicide but thanks to local men’s sheds our senior citizens are finding a sense of brotherhood and camaraderie.
After 18 years helming the iconic Commercial Hotel Tara, Owen and Tracey Brauer have sold the pub to a sixth generation local looking to continue its traditions. Find out more.
Dalby Diehards have come away with a slew of accolades at last weekend’s TRL Awards, including A-grade Player of the Year.
Fire crews are continuing to battle a shed fire in a regional Western Downs community which started about 8.30am Friday.
A woman who allegedly drove across the Western Downs deliberately colliding with vehicles and causing traffic chaos and widespread damage has been charged.
A young man has revealed the concerning signs that led to him finding out he had thyroid cancer that was growing 2cm every two weeks.
Big Skies Festival is back offering a rare opportunity to stay overnight on the private grounds of Jimbour House while enjoying live rock and country music, enjoying locally sourced meals and exploring the region through different guided tours. Find out more.
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