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PUPPY LOVE: Julie Peters and Kensi after being reunited following the dogs little misadventure at Foxbar Falls. Picture: Contributed

Pug ‘gone wild’ in a daring 13 day trek

Julie Peters is one happy camper after her missing pug Kensi returned from 13 days lost in the “wild”.

Poppy Wilshire, Todd Wilshire, James Blundell, Fian Blundell, Charlie Wilshire and Amelia Wilshire. Picture: Matthew Purcell

Drought and fire bash exceeds fundraising expectations

The organisers of Saturday’s drought and fire fundraiser say the outcome far exceeded expectations.

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ENTHUSIAST: Gary Ellis, of Stanthorpe Historical Vehicle and Machinery Group, with his original 1947 Humber. Picture: File

Vintage car ‘custodians’ set to honour club milestone

Their machines are getting older but the love grows stronger as Stanthorpe’s Historic Vehicle and Machinery Group Inc celebrates its 20th birthday.

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FESTIVE FUN: The show society has been busy working behind the scenes for next year. Picture: Liana Walker

Check out next year’s show schedule and start creating

Memberships for the Spano’s IGA 2019 Stanthorpe Show will be available from December 10.

COMING SOON: Melody and Timothy Greening are excited about performing in the Christmas presentation Through the Eyes of a Child . Picture: Contributed

Civic centre festivities to share spirit of Christmas

Stanthorpe Combined Christian Churches is very excited about the upcoming event, Through the Eyes of a Child, on at the civic centre on Sunday, December 16.

READY FOR HARVEST: Katrina, Evelyn, West and Brad Fraser are excited to deliver their first Christmas tree harvest. Picture: Liana Walker

Queensland Christmas trees handcrafted for harvest

Three years of hard work has gone into making sure these trees are perfect for the Christmas season

MOMENTUM: Stanthorpe Community Reference Panel treasurer Steve Tremellen, Minister for Agriculture Mark Furner and Chair of the Emu Swamp Dam Sub-Committee for the Chamber of Commerce, Stephen Tancred. Picture: Contributed

Approval transfer takes dam another step closer

With approvals in one hand and a thumb up on the other, members of the Stanthorpe and Granite Belt Chamber of Commerce are rejoicing.

HELPING HANDS: Ian and Chris Robin at their free clothing van. Picture: Liana Walker

Van with a plan: free clothes for those in need

Find out where you can pick up free clothing for your family in the Granite Belt.

The Piano Mill, located near Stanthorpe, has just won an award at the World Architecture festival. Picture: Conrad Gargett

GRAND DESIGN: Architecture award puts region on the globe

Piano Mill structure wins Culture category at World Architecture Festival

The first hot dog in an online auction has been won for $100. Picture: John McCutcheon

Why Kingaroy man paid $100 for a hot dog

ONE hundred dollars might seem a little excessive for a hot dog but it is all in aid of a great cause.

TOWN PRIDE: Trey Colyer, Alex Steffanon, Heather Colyer and Ruth Steffanon at a previous public rally for de-amalgamation. Picture: Matthew Purcell

Public rally to reveal all

It’s a question many want the answer to: where is the de-amalgamation process up to?

OFF AND RUNNING: After holding the inaugural AGM on Thursday, the Granite Belt Growers Association has formed a committee and is looking ahead to the future. Picture: Contributed

A change is in the wind

After several years of chatter, a Granite Belt Growers Association is finally off the ground as it aims to “make a difference in the region”.

Southern Downs Regional Council say they have a clear policy in place to support local business. Picture: File

Council campaign to boost business

Southern Downs Regional Council say they’ve been working behind the scenes to attract investment to the region.

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