Roma woman ‘sticks with gut’, wins $8K
Over 10 names called out before the winner was forced to choose between two cards for a chance at the jackpot.
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Charlie crowned most popular dog’s name
Maltese cross dogs are the most commonly insured animal
Booming coking coal prices leads the way to jobs for CQ
Coking coal project plans in the pipeline to boost employment.
Working within council ‘ridiculously difficult’ – councillor
Councillors say developers are “scared” to work in the Tweed
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Aussie chart-toppers set to tour through CQ
FOLK-rock band announces Rocky concert in coming months.
Grant to bolster geriatric services in west
“For seniors living in Maranoa, access to services, suitable housing, and social connectedness can be difficult at times.”
Saving the Queensland dairy industry together
The ACCC report claimed farmers were in a weak bargaining position in the supply chain.
Plastic straws are a thing of the past at RSL
IT WON’T happen overnight but step by step the Sawtell RSL is reducing its reliance on single use plastics.
Second-half shutout
Red Bulls fall short and Roma Cities begin to climb the ladder.
Car found bogged in creek
Car found early Sunday morning in Bungil Creek.
Councils push for action to redress population decline
Population decline is the primary issues concerning councils in the southwest.
Signs point to Roma housing recovery
The Roma house market is set to stabilise after years of decline, according to local real estate data.
Frost as western temperatures plummet
Residents have awoken to another chilly start in the Maranoa, as a high pressure system sweeps up from the south.
Charges imminent for elderly woman who ran over six-year-old
DAYS after Indie Armstrong’s funeral, the woman driving the car that struck and killed six-year-old will be charged with dangerous driving causing death.
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