REVEALED: Who has been named South West Qld’s cutest babies?
At long last we can reveal where in the southwest region is home to the cutest baby girl and boy, with hundreds of adorable bubs nominated. See the winners and runners up here.
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‘World’s best job’: Meet the most inspiring dance teachers of 2023
Whether parents wanted to recognise the impact these dance educators have had on their children or studios wanted to highlight the hard work of their employees, here are the dance teachers who have made a difference in the Darling Downs this year.
Revealed: What it takes to be a prison guard in Queensland
The first of hundreds who will rehabilitate offenders behind the walls of the state-of-the-art Lockyer Valley Correctional Centre have been welcomed into Queensland Corrective Services. See the reality of working at the prison here.
VOTE NOW: Have your say on who is South West Qld’s cutest baby girl of 2023
We’re looking to crown the cutest baby girl in South West Queensland, and with 100 finalists making the cut it’s time for you to cast your vote. HAVE YOUR SAY.
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Police, emergency crews to answer questions at coffee shop
If you have a question about anything police or emergency services related, tomorrow is the day to ask it.
Lockyer community groups to share in $42k council funding
What 11 from 13 community groups were successful in their applications? Find out here:
NEW ERA: 8 Gympie businesses to open or expand this year
It has been especially refreshing to see new local ventures emerge or build on their foundations, defying the tough economic climate to share their ideas and services with the community.
Dawn Service cancelled for second year in a row
Crowds are expected to be huge, but Gatton will be without a dawn service this year.
Memorial pool community reference group dissolved
A State Heritage listing has negated the need for a team informing on its redevelopment.
The 8 best wineries on Gympie’s western doorstep
The South Burnett has fertile soil, a climate not unlike the Hunter Valley, and a blossoming wine industry
Man suffers horrific burns: ‘It’s a horrible place to be’
Released from a five-week stint in a hospital burns unit, Lester ‘Moe’ Edwards is facing an uphill battle trying to get his life back on track.
Forest Hill monument to be centre of 100 year celebration
It’s survived multiple floods, and on Saturday, the community will rally together to celebrate 100 years since the memorial was unveiled.
CHEEKY: Plenty of future cops to catch classmate robber
There are plenty of aspiring police officers that will likely apprehend Toogoolawah State School’s future robber.
Groundwater contamination: Council, EPA investigating
The reserve was used for unlicensed landfill by local residents and businesses for rubbish disposal until the mid-1970s.
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