Rising stars to watch at Australian junior champs
They are the rising stars ready to make a name for themselves at the Australian junior rugby championships. Discover the players to watch from the girls and boys under-18s and under-16s divisions.
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‘Just because you have a disability, doesn’t stop you from doing good’
A Chinchilla mother of five has overcome years of hardship to take home the Elissa Flanagan ‘Aim High’ Scholarship at the 2025 Business disABILITY Awards
Indigenous apprenticeships on offer as part of 170-well gas project
Major energy giant Shell is drilling 170 new gas wells in Queensland’s Surat Basin – and they’re looking to hire locally. Here’s how you could take advantage.
‘Out of character’: Former publican swills ex-husband’s new partner
A 63-year-old former pub owner has found herself in court for the first time after dousing her ex-husband’s new partner in beer.
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Sisters punch, stomp victim at Dalby pub
A young Dalby woman and her sister have pleaded guilty to public nuisance after a wild daytime fight at a Western Downs venue.
‘Heart of the Western Downs’: Miles nominated for Top Small Town
A small Western Downs town four hours from Brisbane has been nominated in the 2025 Queensland Tourism Industry Council’s Top Tourism Town Awards.
‘Physical distance you just can’t change: Support for rural mums this Mother’s Day
Days after finding out she was pregnant with twins, Felicity Burton and her 20-month-old son were injured in a motorcycle crash, which inspired her to found an organisation that supports rural parents and families who need to travel for medical support.
Woman bashes mother over messy apartment
A Sunshine Coast woman has kicked and punched her own mother after she heard her insulting her on the phone.
Revealed: How you can land a job on new Wandoan solar facility
Construction on a new solar facility in Wandoan is under way, and is expected to be able to power 120,000 homes by 2027. Here’s how you could score one of 400 jobs the facility will provide during construction.
‘Don’t need to be welcomed to my own country’: How people are missing the mark on Welcome to Countries
Darling Downs Indigenous leader Uncle Wayne Fossey, whose father and uncles fought in World War II, has condemned the booing during Anzac Day’s Welcome to Country and explained the importance of the ceremony.
FREE STORY: Where to vote across southwest Qld this federal election
With pre-polling under way, find out where and when you can get your votes in before May 3 and on election day here.
Bull rider knocked out in showgrounds incident
A bull rider in his 20s was sent to the hospital last night after being knocked out during a rodeo at the Dalby Show.
‘Absolute travesty’: The Western Downs farmer fighting gas drilling
A Western Downs farmer has sought government support to prevent gas drilling on his neighbouring property after claims that the Surat Gas Project had caused subsidence.
Health authorities raid Dalby tobacco stores, seize $100k in goods
Darling Downs Health is continuing to crack down on the illegal tobacco products conducting raids across Dalby this week, seizing more than $100,000 of loose leaf, imported cigarettes and vapes.
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