‘Deplorable’ regional roads an an eye-opener for city MP
Shadow Transport Minister Steve Minikkin toured the Maranoa this week, and was unimpressed with the poor condition of our roads.
Community
It’s time to pay for dog registration
The due date for dog registration is fast approaching, and Council is encouraging residents to sort it out now.
Saving the heart and soul of country music
Community sponsorship grant buys defibrillator machine
Community digs deep for hit-and-run victim’s family
TRIBUTES are flying in for Tim Watkins and his family after the 22-year-old was killed in a hit and run
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Baconfest causing a booking fest
Kingaroy is anticipating a huge influx of tourists and bacon-loving locals for the inaugural Baconfest this weekend.
Animal rights activists push for rollover memorial
Toowoomba animals rights activists have said they want to set up a make-shift memorial for the cattle killed in yesterday’s truck rollover in Rangeville.
Injune showcases craft
The ever-popular Creative Odyssey was back for it’s fourth year at Injune, and was accompanied by a one-of-a-kind exhibition opening.
Photo Gallery 20-08-2018 13.28
15 reasons you have to come to BaconFest
LET’S be real: this list could just be the word “bacon” 15 times in a row.
Good will ‘the most important gift of all’
Droughtrunner Tony says Gympie’s good will is lifting spirits out west
Vintage charm drives 1968 International ute pick
Andrew Jackson loves his 1968 International C1100 utility because it reminds him of his youth on the farm.
Andrew Jackson’s 1968 International C1100 Utility
Callout to regional business
Submission deadline has been extended for business input on mining and business sector relations.
Blessed be the classrooms
The kindergarten and Mercy Centre (year 5/6 classrooms) were blessed and officially opened today, in a ceremony attended by a number of visiting dignitatries.
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