Mayor reflects on key issues facing Western Downs in 2025
After the highs and lows of 2024 which featured opposition to a major project and some fresh faces on council, Western Downs mayor Andrew Smith has looked back on his first year in the role.
After the highs and lows of 2024 which featured opposition to a major project and some fresh faces on council, Western Downs mayor Andrew Smith has looked back on his first year in the role.
The population of the small Western Downs town of Bell quintupled at the weekend with race lovers flooding to the region’s first meet of the year.
‘There’s a real possibility there will not be a Dalby show in future years’: The Dalby District and Show Society say they are in need of at least 20 volunteers as they face future program cuts.
Dalby State High School Students have been hard at work codesigning a new laser cut fence for Jandowae to celebrate local industry and history. Find out more.
A Dalby vet looking to operate in a more flexible, family-focused atmosphere has officially open its doors. Find out more about the centre’s ethos here.
Two people were taken to hospital at the weekend after their car rolled down an embankment. Find out more.
After analysing dozens of southwest Queensland state schools and their annual student behaviour data, we can reveal who has the worst behaved. SEARCH THE FULL LIST.
From laser skirmish and pickleball to jumping castles and face painting, see what’s on offer at Dalby’s PCYC Open Day on Saturday.
The Western Downs community will be able to learn more about large-scale renewable energy developments in the region and hear from energy stakeholders at a forum in Miles next month.
Wambo Wind Farm has issued their latest round of grants to help community groups within the Jandowae region. Find out who will benefit here.
Western Downs Regional Council is inviting residents to have a say on the future planning for Thomas Jack Park Precinct at a free family fun day. Find out more here.
The Dalby Chamber of Commerce’s new board has voted to postpone the Business Excellence Awards, but resolved to fill with another much-loved community event. Find out more here.
Emergency crews have responded to a two-vehicle crash in Dalby on Tuesday night. Find out more here.
Residents are being encouraged to attend the Dalby Showgrounds tomorrow to take part in workshops including dress and didgeridoo (yidaki) making while learning more about Aboriginal culture.
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