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  • Local area a haven for property investors
  • Mort and Co. manager joins national Beef Sustainability Framework
  • Oakey Chamber of Commerce executive re-elected
  • Whiskee business paying off
  • Powerlink donates equipment to SES
  • Peyton’s outstanding equestrian effort
  • They’re a Class Act
  • Aussie cattle producing less methane
  • Funding for women’s crisis support centres
  • Trio of road crashes
  • Sadie’s Day Out a touching tribute
  • ‘Little boy lost’ now with SES
  • Oakey High claim 3rd at SEQ Hydrogen Vehicle Races
  • Wattles Warriors Cop the Brothers Leprechauns’ shillelagh
  • Brookstead steam train adventure
  • Truckies’ mental health day returning
  • Farm safety calendar launches for 2026
  • Anchorfield Wellness Centre now complete
  • Allora Post Office Changes Hands
  • Fire ants intercepted in Toowoomba
  • Women’s Shed open day a celebration of community
  • Denny’s brand at field days
  • Entries open for the 2026 Farm safety calendar
  • QCWA Oakey branch find new home at Lifeline, shop to continue operating
  • Clifton 150th plans taking shape
  • Pittsworth reps now Battalion medallists
  • Emu Creek SS 150th: what a day it was
  • Precinct Completion Date Announced
  • Remembering Sue Passmore: 1930 — 2025
  • Cousins back with the Broncos for ‘25
  • Horsepower at the Woolshed
  • Shelby Turl’s our pearl
  • Chelsea & Reagan Battalion Medallists
  • Is this the worst road in town?
  • Who Are They?
  • Dynamic committees saving our halls
  • Looking after our most vulnerable
  • Sal Petroccitto appointed new TRC CEO
  • An Interesting 30th birthday present
  • Vale View takes part in robotics workshop
  • Creativity flourishes at pastel workshop
  • Downs dominates thoroughbred industry
  • Crime forum provides rural landholders with top tips to safeguard their properties
  • Wattles Juniors Host Roosters at Clifton
  • Brimblecombe Road Dry Creek crossing officially declared open
  • Emu Creek 150th celebrated in style
  • Duncan Headlines Massive Wattles Victory
  • Robotics workshop challenges young minds
  • Life after footy
  • Sadie’s Day Out
  • Draft Budget Submissions Close Soon
  • Piano recital at The Grange
  • Greenmount subdivision refused
  • Safety upgrades for New England Highway
  • Council roadworks continue south of Oakey, Brimblecombe Road creek crossing done
  • Scots PGC - Grazing at the Station
  • Oakey dancer commended at states
  • SDRC Connects With Locals on Budget
  • Community breakfast success
  • Protecting Toowoomba’s garden region legacy
  • Record numbers for Interschool shoot
  • Pedal to the metal
  • Visit from South Qld Army Cadet leaders
  • Wattles U-15 Girls League Tag all smiles
  • Last minute Warwick Cowboys lasso Oakey men, Bears women thump Tigers
  • Warwick’s Earlier Sheep Delivery Curfew
  • Shocking incident at Ramsay
  • Bridging now to next
  • Polo thrills during Cooke O’Leary Cup
  • Greenmount Returned Soldiers’ Memorial Hall’s rich history
  • A Raining Success
  • Pat Weir goes on parliamentary tour
  • Art Gallery’s new look
  • Rural property owners attend crime forum
  • Millmerran Show Society celebrates centenary
  • Plains cotton farmer makes Grower of the Year finals
  • Older men looking after older men
  • Plans to convert house into church
  • Allora Show Society Fundraising Success
  • Garden Club’s trip to the zoo
  • Global AgTech on display at Gatton showcase
  • Local Celebrity in Our Midst
  • First half blitz sees Bears men home
  • Biggest Morning Tea bigger than ever
  • Teens shine at Debutante Ball
  • Nobby farmer named as Cotton awards finalist
  • Dianne Cronk farewelled
  • Wattles Juniors First Away Games in New Comp
  • The Hub Farm Exhibition
  • Busy time for Speaker Pat
  • Take a look at the proposed Greenmount Water Treatment Plant
  • Progress on Clifton’s new water supply
  • GCBF Funding Awarded to Allora Group
  • Downpour Youth Camp
  • Westbrook-Wyreema Road works complete
  • Big start to the year for Pittsworth Scout Group
  • F. E. Logan Hall: a pillar of the Clifton community
  • Back to Peranga
  • Police Concerned at Graffiti Outbreak
  • New alert system for irksome road
  • Work Has Commenced on Allora Precinct
  • Bridge construction on Gore Highway nearing completion
  • Memories of Cambooya Drinks
  • John Vinson’s Rugby Journey
  • Air Force Chief visits gravesite of World War II serviceman in the Netherlands
  • Southbrook's own man from Snowy River
  • A special 105th for Joffre
  • Another Successful Autumn Festival
  • Wattles proudly hoist Jack Duggan-Gary Sutton Shield
  • Police volunteers talk safer living with Probus Club
  • Garth returned
  • Bears women bounce back with thumping win
  • Hamilton retains seat in Groom
  • It’s Garth (but not Peter)
  • George Wooldridge’s Dead Man’s Penny
  • Wattles Juniors impress
  • Another big purchase by Nobby stud
  • In sickness and in health
  • Former Southern Downs Mayor Takes New Role
  • Thousands of old Sentinels donated to History Pittsworth
  • Young breeders farewell award winning Galloways
  • New lights shine bright at Platz Oval
  • $40,000 commitment to poultry club
  • Finding the right balance of mental health support
  • Strong storm knocks down century old barn
  • The Empire raises its new curtain
  • Victoria Hill community please save your Hall
  • Danes hold on against Bears
  • ANZAC spirit lives on
  • A clean sweep for Pittsworth Danes
  • Lest We Forget
  • Platz Oval History in the Making
  • Eagers Shield delivers polo action
  • Historic family Bible presented to St. Andrew's Anglican Parish
  • The Great Malvern Star Mystery
  • The joy of Easter at Emu Creek
  • 65 up for the Scheuerles
  • An overload of cute at Darling Downs Zoo
  • Meet Oakey’s new top cop
  • Easter polo enjoyed at Clifton
  • Perfect Day For a Wedding
  • Community inspects Millmerran’s new health facility
  • Pilton Hall’s rich Anzac tradition
  • TRC Multicultural Committee named
  • Candidates pitch themselves in Oakey
  • Cannabis crop seized near Millmerran
  • WWI History on Display at RSL
  • Commemoration and Celebration for Wattles
  • Master of the Lodge reinstated
  • Masquerade! Black and White Ball attracts young families to Jondaryan
  • Bore no more soon in Vale View
  • The Allora & District Historical Society needs your HELP!!
  • Patron presents trophy at Pittsworth indoor bowls
  • Youth Week Fun in Gordon Park
  • Western Wyreema could get sewerage
  • The Clifton Museum’s re-opening - four years on
  • Something a bit different in the Felton Valley
  • Anzac Day next Friday
  • Queensland polo season kick starts at Clifton
  • Country cops' crisis
  • Hamilton saddles up with funding commitment (if elected)
  • Goomburra Town Hall Gets a Boost – and Battles a Bug
  • Watercolour workshop a wonderful evening
  • Spirited Bears no Match for Upbeat Warriors
  • Easter egg hunt brings community together
  • Women supporting women
  • Prep Open Morning at St Pat’s Allora
  • Bishop’s special visit
  • Workshop explores theory of grazing naturally
  • Leading economist to speak at Prayer Breakfast
  • Nobby co-hosts Lutheran women’s day
  • Massive home crowd backs Danes in first games of the season
  • Matilda and Orry Among Inspiring Young Leaders
  • Progressive ideas revitalise Leyburn Hall
  • Back to Back for Drop Bears Cricket
  • Luke’s back-to-back wins
  • Spirit of Emu Creek retires
  • Utility dog trials returning to Woolshed for Easter
  • Matthew Rewrites Australia’s Sporting History
  • Cross-continental connection
  • 75 years together at Muniganeen
  • Hatch steers Wattles to Rod Frahm Cup win
  • Wildlife carers looking for help
  • Allora’s Greatest Shave For Riley
  • New Computer for Historical Society
  • Jump in local land valuations
  • New Pastor for Goombungee-Maclagan Lutheran Parish
  • Clifton 150 years old this year
  • Drinking water still coming from Cressbrook
  • Building takes on a new persona
  • Royal Toowoomba Show Success
  • New footy coach makes surprise departure
  • New addition to Railway Station
  • Olympics dream comes true
  • Inaugural Business Forum well attended
  • Melbourne hosts 2025 Maurie Plant Athletics Meet
  • Gardens of the Downs
  • Pittsworth support for Toowoomba sheep show
  • Farewell ‘Cookie’
  • Ellie’s important Olympic role
  • Wattles Pursue Rod Frahm Trophy in Season Opener
  • Allora Welcomes New Red Bench
  • Open Day at Millmerran's new hospital
  • National Rally moves to FarmFest site
  • Brighter Futures Grants Program opens
  • Victoria Hill Hall turns green
  • Warwick Cowboys claim prestigious shield over Wattles
  • Biosecurity Should Concern Everyone
  • Show on at Gowrie Little Plain
  • Growers congratulated on a great season
  • Collaboration key to Showcasing Pittsworth and Surrounds success
  • Grand idea for water tower mural
  • 25 years in local government
  • Road to Research: Two local families with so much in common
  • Western Line blocked for days
  • Success at State Titles for Cambooya student
  • After 100 years a remarkable record continues
  • Wattles Junior Warriors Kick-Off Season
  • Wyreema Hall linking the community to its history
  • Millmerran Auto Club notches 50 years
  • Quinalow loses in heartbreaker
  • Combined efforts produce stellar Cambooya facility
  • Deputy PM Marles visited Base during Cyclone Alfred
  • High-tech plant scanner gets green thumbs up
  • Local named runner-up for agriculture scholarship
  • Centenarian passes away
  • Bowls Day raises over $5k for LifeFlight
  • Juniors Warriors geared up to challenge Gremlins
  • Win Win For Helpers At Heritage Weekend
  • Pride of Pittsworth successfully defends welterweight title
  • Hooves and Harvest
  • 33 Years of Tradition Kicks On
  • A seat with a story: honouring history at Gorman's Gap
  • Churches unite for World Day of Prayer
  • Robot arrives at Toowoomba Hospital
  • Cook Islands centre of World Day of Prayer
  • Mengels host Summer Forage Field Day
  • New boss at CCHS
  • Candidates on the hustings
  • Park upgrade complete
  • So What is it?
  • Pittsworth Show prevails!
  • Salvos’ Cyclone Alfred Appeal
  • Burns Burns for Barrett Shield Success
  • Goombungee’s knight - Sir Arthur Jones
  • District dodged a bullet
  • We’re in the clear
  • We were spared, most weren’t
  • Another robbery at Clifton’s servo
  • Help me take a stand against blood cancer
  • Virus detected over the border
  • Soil conservation: a movement initiated by local farmers
  • Needle grass a menace
  • Whatever Could It Be?
  • Relocated rose garden thrives
  • Arena revamp a testament to community collaboration
  • One last throw for Matthew… before he heads to the United States, chasing history
  • Excavator mishap causes power outage
  • Taylor to bring a steady hand to Bears
  • Chief steals the RAFF Group Roadshow
  • Study provides baseline data for koala populations in our region
  • Wattles Shine in Huge Junior League Success
  • Hermitage plant science comp returns
  • Chamber meets with Heritage in crisis talks
  • Picnic weekend at Headington Hill
  • Locals meet Muster Dog Chief at Roadshow
  • The Darling Downs Heavy Horse Festival is on again
  • Best of the Show Ball
  • Stay in your home, forget flooded roads
  • TC Alfred: schools close, sand available, no bin service on Friday
  • The thin line between a blessing and a curse
  • Butcher now NZ champion
  • Exhibition delves into ‘Alchemist’s den’
  • Busiest Window In Town
  • Full steam ahead for National Rally as Council endorses sponsorship
  • The hunt for the Condamine Earless Dragon
  • Unexpected drop in
  • Warriors Planning A 60 Year Celebration
  • Eric Dorries emulates cousin Alf
  • Oakey junior footy talent signs contract with Bulldogs
  • Gatton-Clifton Road section won’t be moved
  • Pittsworth Showgirl crowned
  • Oakey stops for Preston
  • Bernie ends chapter
  • Changes to TRC’s Animal Management Centre
  • Allora Precinct Project To Date
  • Push for defibrillators in rural communities gains momentum
  • Leyburn Sprints named Qld event of the year
  • Keen Interest At Foundation Farm Field Days
  • Call for farmers to assist bird conservation
  • Jondaryan jack of all trades dies
  • Oakey High Inducts 2025 leaders
  • Students Perform At Their Best
  • Bears announce first women’s players
  • Clifton QCWA celebrating centenary
  • Kiyua classes starting back up
  • Oakey High at the Shows
  • A crackin’ good time
  • Westbrook’s fortnightly dances proving popular
  • Local Stud Big Winners
  • Clifton Show reflects good season
  • Wattles Juniors Heading Westward Ho
  • Ray At 90 Giving Young Hugh A Few Tips
  • Ride for a Roof returns to Wyreema
  • Ex-High School captain runs for Showgirl
  • Oakey High introduces free fresh fruits at lunch
  • Pipeline progressing proficiently
  • Not a bad effort by local cattle
  • Mandatory consultation for wind farms
  • Flyers fill their need for speed
  • Green and Gold Younger Brigade Shine
  • Revival of Millmerran Showgirl Awards
  • Barracks officers help flood recovery
  • Wattles Juniors kick off season at Charleville
  • Ex-NRL playmaker Ash Taylor headlines further Bears signings
  • Say goodbye to our librarian
  • Norma’s knitting makes a difference
  • Life of Chicken – Now TV Star
  • Bowler’s sportsmanship recognised
  • Sworn to keep us safe
  • Brymaroo hockey mum recognised as Downs Sports Volunteer of the Year
  • Wattles Gear Up as Season Draw Released
  • 1080 a lifeline for threatened animals
  • Nobby’s new playground
  • Youth camp ignites a spark in local teens
  • Glyn Rees - Very Honoured
  • Kulpi go back to back
  • Hockey upgrades aim of new petition
  • Hike to Heal Scavenger Hike postponed
  • The Boy from Bonnie Doon coming to Kingsthorpe Hall
  • Weather looks promising for Foundation Farm Field Days
  • Newly constructed $4.35m bridge at Brookstead officially opened
  • Juvenile arrested for Yandilla Street break-in
  • Death of kindergarten founder
  • Bartranz Petroleum Acquires Kings Fuel Supplies in Tenterfield
  • Aunty Edna celebrates her 107th birthday
  • Another Award for Matthew Denny
  • The new normal
  • Goldfish racing brings community together
  • Probus Club reaches milestone
  • New doctors arrive at Oakey district practice
  • Lone Eagle Flying School hosts first aid course
  • Time capsule takes us back to 2000
  • Allora Precinct Has Been Approved
  • Three cheers for Greer
  • An update from this year's Clifton Show
  • Celebrating our best
  • Australia Day on the Southern Downs
  • Jondaryan girl enjoys holidays after helping save grandfather’s life
  • Australia Day is all about mateship
  • Allora Swim Team Shines at Country Champs 2025
  • Guest speaker at men’s breakfast talks prison ministry
  • New Weighbridge Installed At Warwick
  • Wattles off and running
  • Day for Des
  • Breaking world records the goal
  • Greenmount 7-lot subdivision approved
  • Postle Gift spotlights new talent and honours a legend
  • Mayor McDonald unveils outline for 2025
  • JEV case detected in Qld
  • Cars pack Goombungee Hall grounds for Show
  • Foundation Farm Field Days At Allora
  • Pittsworth excels at 26th Australian Scouting Jamboree
  • Shadow Minister praises New Acland mine decision
  • 25 year time capsule to be unveiled at Cambooya Australia Day celebration
  • Dangerous pile of rubbish dumped
  • No Australia Day Raft Race
  • What's Happening This Australia Day, 26 January
  • Reagan McMillan Competes at The Postle Gift
  • Oakey lad representing Australia at international rodeo meet
  • Expressions of interest open for Stronger Communities Program
  • Clifton Australia Day celebrations coming up
  • Move Up Day at Nobby State School
  • Littleproud going around again
  • Volunteers Needed for The Allora Show
  • Our new footy coach
  • New Housing Estate Plans lodge for Hamlyn/4AK Road
  • Sophie Patch's Goldfish Racing returning
  • Old bank on the market for $1.5m
  • Hodgson Vale rider world titles bound
  • Allora’s Bailey Harm Nominated For Citizen Award
  • Lions sponsor free pool day!
  • Big names headlining this year’s Postle Gift
  • Another step towards a better community
  • Truck driver in crash with tree at Brookstead has lucky escape
  • Highway deaths at Cooyar and Adare
  • Butterworth vets continue to fight for recognition
  • Beat the heat!
  • Known and supported Australia Wide: Allora Heritage Weekend
  • Peter Cavanagh retires from district footy
  • Successful year for 500 cards group
  • New CEO To Join SDRC This Month
  • Mayor and Burton urge Queenslanders get behind Toowoomba Equestrian bid
  • Clifton Medical Practice welcomes new GP
  • Welcome to 2025
  • Spots available on committees
  • Pearl’s Precinct officially opened
  • Rapid Relief Team drops in
  • Dave Burns Remembered as a Staunch Community Member
  • Clifton loses tireless volunteer
  • Good signs for Westbrook’s growth
  • Getting an education: Quinalow Ag Day
  • Allora's Photographer of The Year
  • Irish settlers help establish Catholic Church in Cambooya
  • Police Station refurbishment creates safe space
  • Hundreds attend ‘Christmas in Pittsworth’
  • Chad Morgan artwork donated to GLP Hall
  • E.J. a National U12 Rodeo Champion
  • Ellangowan Woolshed gets tick of approval
  • New look for Allora Medical Building
  • PSS student achieves consistent outstanding QVSA achievements
  • Big ideas for PFAS-affected land
  • Joseph wins silver at nationals
  • When Council won’t act...
  • Butterworth vets fight for recognition
  • Westbrook Carols another overwhelming success
  • Wattles Juniors Step into Historic Season
  • Light Up For Christmas winners
  • Water security key to growth
  • Fernleigh back on the cards
  • Oakey/Goombungee juniors beat Pittsworth/Millmerran juniors to claim Bell Family Shield
  • Allora Bowls Season Comes To An End
  • Mundalee Grains named Farmer of the Year
  • The Oakey band playing at gigs in Brisbane
  • MAPA presents ‘A Christmas Wish’
  • Pacific Seeds honours its supporters
  • Showgirls busy across district
  • Huge five-figure donation
  • "The best Christmas Party in town"
  • Pacific Seeds Agents & Industry event
  • Mason Family Helps Make a Difference for T1D
  • Water security paramount
  • The story of Mary brought to life
  • Thank you Meals on Wheels volunteers
  • Police Report: Vehicle Stolen from Allora
  • An emotional goodbye for Ramsay’s Year 6s
  • Santa Claus comes to town
  • Bears announce appointment of coaching director
  • Clover Country officially opens
  • Major Win For Allora P-10 ATSIAP Team
  • Farm worker exploitation being investigated
  • Jockey Club celebrates successful 2024 race meeting
  • Cadets recognised for outstanding efforts at Passing-Out Parade
  • Weir embraces new role as Speaker
  • Glowing support as Weir made Speaker
  • Have Your Say On Allora Library Services
  • Shop local and win big with Groom’s Gifts
  • CWA House residents visited by Ukulele musicians
  • Community connection aim of new Clifton event
  • Celebrating Disability Action Week in Pittsworth
  • Are people really first?
  • ‘Tis the season at Hodgson Vale Christmas Celebration
  • Hamish Muller earns Reds Jersey
  • Who’s ready for Christmas?
  • Santa (Fair) is coming to town (and other Christmas goings-on)
  • Last Week of School at St Pat’s Allora
  • Pittsworth: dominance in the dairy industry
  • Historical Society ready for new year
  • Pittsworth hosts TRC’s first quarterly Regional Business Forum
  • Cambooya Landcare Chair’s 2024 Report
  • New Chair For Queensland Water And Land Carers
  • O’Connells celebrate 60 years of marriage
  • Goombungee makes it onto the national stage
  • Latest Update On Allora Precinct Redevelopment
  • Collins brothers taking the boxing world by storm
  • Broncos come to town
  • Take part in the gift of giving
  • 2025 Australian of the Year for Queensland
  • Power surge cause of water outage
  • Tennis Grand Opening Success
  • The Oakey High student who played Origin
  • Billy Cart Challenge on a roll
  • Greenmount has wheely good time
  • Loved ones remembered at twilight service
  • There’s a new agent in town
  • Local author debuts novel at Library
  • Feedback wanted on Region’s housing needs
  • Carol Lyall - New Show President
  • Busy month for Pittsworth Garden Club
  • NAC extends PCYC funding
  • Darling Downs roads most dangerous
  • Allora’s Heritage Weekend Celebrates 30 Years
  • Clifton State High School Awards Ceremony
  • Maybe it’s time for a revamp?
  • A visit to the Irongate Conservation Park
  • Illegal Dumping Needs To Stop!
  • TRC thanks its volunteers for extraordinary service
  • Treasure Island marks a quarter of a century
  • Wattles Kick Off 60th Season
  • Woolshed gearing up for harvest
  • Year 12s say goodbye to school
  • Landcare’s fossil workshop well attended
  • Wattles under bright new lights in 2025
  • Ball at the Flagstone Creek Hall
  • Jondaryan student remembered
  • Little movement at the station
  • Weir to be new Speaker
  • Discount Chemist Opening dazzles
  • Award winning photo
  • PALM Ag Worker Numbers Down
  • Another successful Lions Youth of Year
  • Farmers caring for the future of our koalas
  • Cattle sales down in Queensland
  • Stay safe this snake season
  • OzCare clients walk down memory lane
  • Latest news from Allora Police
  • Rural Aid calendar winners announced
  • Allora Tennis Club - Finalists In Qld Tennis Awards
  • The case of the diminishing morning tea
  • Stoneleigh gets the points, too good for Mexican champ
  • Independent candidate nominates for Groom
  • We shall remember them
  • Local to take on new role at St Stephen’s
  • Police launch new community safety initiative
  • Local students excel in science competition
  • Nurses transform healthcare in Cambodia
  • Team Func returns from successful trip down south
  • Local Volunteer Heading To PNG
  • St Augustine’s Church Leyburn: an architectural marvel worth saving
  • Days For Girls - Empowering Others
  • Oakey Show Society 2024 Dryland Winter Crop Competition winners announced
  • Jacarandas in full bloom
  • Back Plains Speech Competition
  • Grants For Creative And Cultural Projects
  • Matt’s class act at Warwick Gold Cup
  • Mine celebrates 250 workers
  • Spooktacularly successful: Westbrook's Halloween event
  • Exciting News For Allora Tennis Club
  • Clifton Hospital in a much better financial position
  • Jacaranda Day bigger than ever
  • Koalas Out West family fun day
  • Greenmount Billy Cart Challenge Gears Up for Second Year
  • Students dress in red for child safety awareness
  • Bitter fight by pioneers over Clifton’s land
  • Work begins on new Women’s Shed at Pioneer Village
  • TRC makes upgrades to customer service
  • SES getting into the region
  • Mura Biri Gururu returns home after successful trip
  • Goombungee icon farewelled at Douglas Cemetery
  • Learn about ‘Fossils on Farm’ during workshop
  • Pink Day supports good cause
  • Key message at annual Mayoral Prayer Breakfast: Thinking outside the box
  • Latest Technology For Allora Medical Centre
  • TADOMS holds Annual Rally
  • Happy Birthday Mrs Slatter
  • Weir and Lister poll well as LNP takes the reins
  • Weir wins comfortably, again
  • Pat’s back, in power
  • James Is Still Our Man
  • Pittsworth RSL Sub-Branch celebrates 102 years
  • Transport industry fighting the Black Dog
  • Women’s Health Nurses here to help!
  • All the Fun of the Fair
  • Junior Danes present end of season awards
  • Koalas theme of Condamine Catchment Landcare Meeting
  • Leyburn QCWA centenary celebrations a blast
  • Dingle world’s fastest skydiving woman
  • The Sport Of Swimming Is The Winner
  • David Brown Honoured At BeefEx Awards
  • Record numbers at interschool shoot out
  • Dancers in national spotlight
  • The Good Old School Days
  • Schoolkids combine Lego with robotics
  • Oakey Police start Helmets for Safety campaign
  • Great start to Clifton Country Week
  • Mengels host another Pacific Seeds Field Day
  • Westbrook community supports school chaplaincy
  • Unique accommodation hits the market right on our doorstep
  • “Nothing else like it”
  • New Greenmount subdivision proposed
  • The recycling of Clifton’s Lutheran Church
  • Government seeking feedback on renewables
  • Stockyard celebrates Beef Battle win
  • Hot On The Heels Of Bathurst 1000
  • Clifton business named dealer of the year
  • Lessons from Nebraska: Rethinking Food Production for a Sustainable Future
  • PSHS students reunite
  • Smoked out?
  • Storms devastate Downs crops
  • Sgt Willett retires
  • Big Thanks To Helpers On Matt’s Day
  • Thousands flock to Australian Camp Oven Festival
  • And they’re off!
  • Weir launches re-election campaign
  • Isabelle and Pedro star at National Titles
  • Teddies in custody
  • Champion Guest At Swim Club Night
  • High School students reflect on Ekka trip
  • New England Hwy ranks fifth worst
  • Wattles Junior referees revel in awards
  • Popular Pittsworth business changes hands
  • Gambling Community Benefit Fund delivers big
  • Let’s Get Ready For St Pat’s School Fete
  • Wattles Announce 2025 Coaches
  • Queensland state election looming
  • Plans submitted for Nobby café
  • 60 years of Father Kerry
  • First 2 Star event for Equestrian Centre
  • 30 Years of Goondir
  • Queensland state election looming
  • Pink’s the go at hardware heaven
  • James Lister To Run Again
  • Severe Thunderstorm Warning issued for Clifton district
  • 2025 Showgirl and Rural Ambassador season launch
  • Clifton’s museum brings back memories
  • Clifton and District Historic Churches - St Andrews Clifto
  • Grab a bargain and sausage at Russell and Sons' Demo Da
  • Locals shine in hockey comp
  • New England Hwy ranks 5th worst
  • Young beekeeper wins bursar
  • Allora Swim Club Gears Up for an Exciting New Season
  • Foundation works underway at new hospital
  • Chamber celebrates float parade
  • Matt Duggan creates a Wattles record
  • Demolition To Happen This Weekend
  • Fest a succ-cess
  • Will, meet Oakey
  • March for mental health
  • Night with Tenori raises over $35k for Prader-Willi
  • Hero’s Welcome For Matthew Denny
  • 75th anniversary in full bloom
  • 50 years on the green
  • Crofts notch 10 years at Ray White Pittsworth
  • Ciesiolka tries put Broncos on top
  • Take Note welcomes returning conductor
  • Carnival of Flowers reaches Singapore
  • Oakey soldier returns from Ireland Strongman competition
  • Flood recovery works nearing completion
  • Good Attendance At Historical Society AGM
  • Water security for Vale View
  • Culture celebrated at Luncheon
  • Teammates reunite to win Premiership
  • Next Leg of Sally Higgins’ Overseas Farm Visits: Exploring Ontario, Canada: Balancing Urban Growth with Agricultural Sustainability
  • Clifton High student addresses board of Equestrian Australia in support of Olympic bid
  • Biddeston students win best garden
  • Another step up for Clifton Ambulance
  • Wattles Juniors End on High Note
  • 50 Years of the Clifton Courier Shield
  • Old Cambooya bowls clubhouse sells
  • Westbrook apprentice a finalist
  • Three local Cambooya, East Greenmount groups share in GCBF grants
  • Clifton and District Historic Churches - St James and St John’s Church, Clifton
  • PM No-Show At National Farmer Rally
  • Blak, Loud and Proud
  • Treasure Island to celebrate 25th anniversary
  • SDRC Appoints New Director
  • Reagan adds premiership to stellar season
  • Pittsworth Scouts receive prestigious awards
  • Community stalwart turns 100
  • Matthew Wins at Brussels
  • Domville Place upgrade approved
  • Nobby gets into the Carnival spirit
  • International equitation success
  • Celebrating 50 Years of Early Years Education At Allora
  • Quinalow’s Ag Team looks to conquer future challenges
  • Young equestrian star hopes to retain fundraiser title
  • Mesken makes it eight out of nine
  • Man airlifted after alleged stabbing at Bongeen
  • COUNCIL AND CEO PART COMPANY
  • Celebrations For Matthew
  • A night under the stars
  • Digga Australia announces McCormack Industries takeover
  • Get in early with Australia Day nominations
  • Allora’s Coming Attraction
  • Award Winner
  • Leyburn QCWA celebrating centenary
  • NIOA and RL Pastoral Successful Annual Sale
  • Wattles Juniors crown another outstanding year
  • Umbiram’s Hamish Stewart becomes Wallaby #986
  • Work Started On Old Fire Station
  • Another great year of racing at Pittsworth Sprints
  • Oakey’s Carnival Display
  • Logistical puzzle for Historical Society
  • Wattles Warriors Curtain Falls on 2024
  • $5,000 up for gra
  • High School announces 2025 leaders
  • South West Emus rugby league side off to New Zealand
  • Multi-vehicle crash on Gore H’way
  • Fire destroys home
  • Plaque honours the memory of Spencer George Kineavy
  • Experts talk summer cropping at breakfast update
  • Ergon calls for extra vigilance
  • Learner drivers learn road safety
  • Victory in the golden point sees U17 girls through to Grand Final
  • Allora’s Productive Men’s Shed
  • Peranga celebrates Police Charity Bowls Day
  • Beef City’s new bioenergy system
  • Queens of Song bring music royalty back to life at Cultural Centre
  • New Frontage for Allora Medical Centre
  • Landowners flock to Oakey
  • Cowboys outclass Warriors on road to Grand Final
  • Under 15 Warriors Heading to ‘Big Dance’
  • Govt’s fire ant response lambasted
  • Framing work underway at Millmerran’s new Multipurpose Health facility
  • Young Goombungee artist shines at InStudio Art Trail
  • First house at Tuana Park completed
  • Let’s Travel To Overseas Farms With Sally
  • Bold plans for Wyreema
  • Clifton State School hosts art exhibition
  • Early Childcare Centre takes out Darling Downs Award
  • Allora Has Another Tiny Home
  • Steam train arrives in Brookstead
  • Super Award For Super Coach
  • Look out for each other this Road Safety Week
  • Cricket season is fast approaching
  • National Rally for Woolshed
  • It’s all up to the reggies
  • Wattles Under 17 Cruise to Preliminary Final
  • House on Hume St goes up in flames
  • Memorial Rose Garden relocated
  • ‘Changing the game’ for ag tech
  • PSS musical Lost Paradise the “best yet”
  • Congratulations Priseis - 2024 Literary Competition
  • Governor honours Sister Kenny’s legacy
  • Schools join forces for Science Day
  • Once the most important room in Clifton now sits idle
  • Hamlyn’s Modern Meats turns 30
  • SILHOUETTES - Allora Photography Group’s July Topic
  • Success at the EKKA for prime lamb producers
  • Entries open for Rural Aid’s photo comp
  • Nobby students enjoy visit from Governor
  • If It’s Flooded - Forget It!
  • Former Shire Councillor dies
  • Queens of Song coming to rock Cambooya
  • Amos wins ninth straight Sprints
  • Pittsworth Junior Danes wrap up their season with their Charity Round
  • Great Ekka Results For Milton Park Suffolks
  • Footballing family recognised
  • Improvements to Millmerran Cemetery
  • Join in the Great Koala Count
  • Ground crew trainees learn through VR
  • At Last - Our Hall Is Ready For Action
  • Shelby secures Queensland accolades
  • Training Arabian horses for Arabia
  • Local butchers notch 100 years in the industry
  • Pilton Hall hosts trivia night
  • Search and Rescue at Goomburra
  • Kahler wins Gymkhana meet
  • Wattles Juniors Celebrate Under 13 & 15 Team Wins
  • Operation Nighthawk comes to town
  • Fires provide warning to be prepared
  • Governor coming to Nobby
  • PSS unites against bullying
  • School athletes excel at State Championships
  • You can bank... on The Clifton Courier
  • Historic Leyburn Sprints this weeken
  • Calls for urgent Wind Farm Code reform
  • 150 reasons to smile
  • Piling work now complete for new bridge at Brookstead
  • Allora Men’s Shed holds AGM
  • Local Lions pride receives accolades
  • Are we better together?
  • Allora Community Hall Re-Opens
  • Whiz Kid Teeah banks five touchdowns
  • Pat's new ideas for Club Hotel
  • Experts discuss annual ryegrass management at GRDC update
  • Feral pigs a menace across the district
  • Wyreema hosts massive Massey Ferguson Field Day
  • Country monthly paper at risk of folding
  • School Sport Australia National Champion
  • Former St Monica’s teacher creates textiles exhibit at Rosalie Gallery
  • Our own gold medallist
  • St. Stephen’s celebrates Catholic Education Week
  • Cowboys Rain on Wattles Celebrations
  • Eagles finish off return to the big time
  • Toowoomba still State’s top agricultural region
  • Women’s Shed moves premises
  • Treeless housing estates impact liveability
  • Men’s groups supported by NAC
  • East Greenmount fire a warning sign
  • Macquarie Downs finalist in national competitio
  • Maeve Makes The Queensland Swim Team
  • Self Storage facility proposed
  • Downs riders follow tradition of horsemanship
  • What a Relief!
  • Shine not giving up on rural representation
  • Kurrajong (Pittsworth) Pony Club host first ever Stockman's Challenge and annual Gymkhana
  • A Champion - Going for Gold
  • Wattles Host Jet Squadron
  • Brave Bears women hold on for draw with ten
  • Danes strong against Bears
  • Brymaroo boy wins silver
  • Over 55 Pardey wedding photos still unidentified
  • Funding for historic Toowoomba landmarks
  • The Empire launches festival program
  • Fireweed is back
  • Rabobank brings financial workshop to Pittsworth
  • Polo season ends on a high
  • Veteran vehicles motor into town
  • Western Line stoush
  • Danes debut Indigenous jerseys
  • Finally - The Golf Bridge Is Finished!
  • Scope Op Shop Sale A Huge Success
  • Western Plains farmers open outreach centre in Dalby
  • 100 wonderful years for Freda Fagg
  • Southern Downs Small Home Survey
  • Small store of the year
  • Ranch Sorting At Allora - A Family Affair
  • Raff Group passes on cheque to Oakey State School
  • On course for success
  • Polo on a roll with Silvershop Bracelet Tournament
  • Feral Pig Action Plan Meeting to be held
  • Local man celebrates 25 years as Justice of the Peace
  • Symphony of talents unite for ‘Grant Us Peace’
  • Water security bolstered
  • Makita demonstration at Millmerran Garden Club meeting
  • Local oboeist plays solo in Toowoomba concert
  • Mice back in big numbers
  • Re-living the memories of the ‘94 drought
  • Scope Gives Back To The Community
  • Govt. services van visiting Cambooya
  • Students explore future career plans at expo
  • Brookstead sunset among photography award winners
  • Big celebrations at Cobb & Co
  • Veteran reunited with Chinook
  • Lions Annual Changeover and Installation Ceremony
  • Winter polo underway with the Sapphire Shield
  • Oakey High dream run ends
  • Under 12’s Shine in Tough Day Out for Wattles
  • Cold But No Frost
  • Millmerran Landcare hosts koala information session
  • Scammers now impersonating police
  • Allora Apex Carpark Is A Hazard
  • Rare Ice Age Marsupial Lion discovered
  • Oakey local’s poignant message
  • Pastel piece of proteas wins national award
  • Leyburn to celebrate 75th anniversary of historic day
  • Pittsworth: a boxing town
  • Magnificent Men and their flying machines
  • QR delivers rail safety messages to Oakey district students
  • Allora Police Report
  • Injury list continues to mount for Bears
  • Renewables: “If not us who? If not now, when?”
  • Housing proposed for Bulli Creek Solar Farm project workers
  • Warriors dominate struggling Leprechauns
  • It’s A Winner Just Like Matthew
  • Umbiram Road should re-open soon
  • Tate-Roche Named in Clydesdales
  • Roy Grundy remembered
  • Nutgrove kids among those benefitting from Ag Scholarships
  • TRC not trying to align region’s rates
  • Eager young teen dives into the nail industry
  • Jondaryan Woolshed’s Heavy Horse Festival
  • Greenmount land for subdivision
  • KidsGames thrill
  • Last of his generation
  • Pittsworth Post Office welcomes new owne
  • What A Mess!
  • TRC rate rises exceed CPI...again!
  • Clifton Library art exhibition: a study in self-resilience
  • Duggan and Gardner Show Guide Wattles to Victory
  • Frostbite Rally Riders Roar Into Town
  • Oakey Women and reserves fight hard to no avail
  • Pioneer Village welcomes visitor from South Korea
  • No plan to align town rates with Toowoomba’s
  • 10% rate hike
  • Take Note perform at Dalby Eisteddfod
  • Care Pittsworth’s legacy will live on
  • Local pub does its bit for Hospice
  • No divisions for Toowoomba Region
  • Tivoli Theatre plays host to members of Warwick car club
  • Spotlight on the Peters Family: Joining Philo for “Grant Us Peace”
  • Where Are Our Worst Roads?
  • Greenmount stud introduces new stallion
  • Expansion One Step Closer
  • Mayor wants rural zoning
  • QAS awards for Clifton volunteers
  • TRC trying new ‘community engagement’ model
  • Celebrating 90 years
  • Clifton Cluster cleans up again in Cow – Horse Challenge
  • Student James speaks at Frontline Dinner
  • Danes smash Bears in 50th anniversary round
  • Warriors Ambush Eagles in a Nail Biter
  • Another Sad Loss With Serena Leaving
  • Oakey High footy team make finals
  • Workshop provides insight for local grain growers
  • Festival of Small Halls returns
  • Karen Bischof a Spartan warrior
  • Shearing shed proposed as function venue
  • Men’s Shed gives Medical Centre a helping hand
  • Local Police Report On Traffic Crash
  • Mayoral Prayer Breakfast funds handed over
  • Fresh faces at Chamber
  • High school embraces new hall
  • A Work of Art at Condamine
  • The Pride of Pittsworth executes stunning TKO to maintain title
  • Greenmount stud enjoys success at FarmFest
  • Pacer hits the tracks
  • MP Hamilton visits Oakey for grants tour and BBQ
  • Clifton and Allora Schools Athletics Carnival
  • Impressive performance from HPV teams
  • Dalby Diehards Retain Rod Frahm Cup
  • Toowoomba Polocrosse Carnival held at Oakey
  • Danes fumble, Hawks swoop in
  • Isaac samples dream career with TAFE at School
  • Westbrook Wheels Show ‘n’ Shine returns
  • Frannies teacher an awards finalist
  • Regional Uni Study Hub To Be Operational Next Year
  • Want to plant koala trees in the spring?
  • Story Time Bringing Magic to Allora
  • Farmfest win for Ag Team
  • Clifton Fly In attracts 40 aircraft
  • Bange flying high
  • Water pipeline a positive for local towns
  • Congratulations - Maryvale State School
  • Beagles and Bear-Lions prove that footy trumps club rivalries
  • Ready, Set, Go!
  • Bourke Inspires Wattles Victory
  • The Den gets dug-outs
  • 25 Years of the Cooke O’Leary Cup celebrated
  • Community-first: a gust of fresh air
  • Connecting with the community
  • Is Australia’s best teacher right here?
  • Blue Tree Project paints a picture of mental health awareness
  • Lagoon Creek Conservation Zone begins
  • Update On Palm Scheme
  • Your chance to become a youth leader
  • Praise for Landcare advocate
  • Warriors & Danes share Duggan-Sutton Shield
  • Greenmount tip finally re-opens
  • Queensland Day celebrated at Historical Museum
  • Wattles Girls Excel Against Jets and Dragons
  • Plan to pollute Great Artesian Basin rejected
  • The Eagles have landed
  • Wyreema skyline changing
  • Council Wants Your Opinion
  • Moving across the tracks
  • Old Kurrajong decided it was time to go
  • Postcard art connects Toowoomba, Albury artists in Rosalie Gallery exhibition
  • Pat Weir: local police need support
  • LAC donates another AED
  • Disaster Plan For Goomburra Valley
  • Clifton Fly In approaches
  • Annie’s House hosts fun bingo morning
  • Pulling apart Spitfires 75 years on
  • James Lister Speaks Out: Wind Farms Blow The Seeds Of Community Division
  • Competitors travel for Pony Club meeting
  • How Good Is This?
  • Free Breakfast For Kids At Allora P-10
  • Our water is safe... for now
  • Grease takes centre stage
  • Emergency services get disaster ready
  • SEQ business halted from trading
  • Wattles skipper key to vital victory
  • Allora Local Shines on Stage
  • Bus fares slashed for Westbrook residents
  • We need more cops
  • Allora To Have Its First Roundabout
  • Youth attends Downpour Camp
  • TRC parking fee increases to act as deterrent
  • Locals pack Showgrounds for Street Feast
  • Allora Police Reports: Crossing Safely, Stupid Burnouts
  • Biggest Morning Tea a big success
  • Pride of Toowoomba hits the rails
  • Young equestrian competes at DD and SWQ Interschool Championships
  • Warm, slightly wet winter expected
  • Local nan visits the big smoke
  • Wattles Under 15 Home in a Bell Ringer
  • Fire Ant treatment starts
  • Charity Campdraft raises funds for Prader-Willi
  • Offenders unaccounted for after armed hold-up at United servo
  • M.U. recognises over 150 years of combined members’ service
  • You better shape up - Grease is coming your way!
  • Wanna hang ya boss out to dry?
  • Muir Street Toilets Are Staying
  • TOMNET Oakey brings up 20 years
  • For the love of music
  • Sunny Lawn Brafords clean up awards at Beef Week
  • Darling Downs Zoo here to stay
  • Youth With A Mission visit Oakey
  • Planning Underway For Allora’s Bush Christmas
  • Army Museum honours Bawden family
  • Suns out, guns out for the ‘Nioa/Properties Ruhle’ Interschool
  • Local team cleans up at Crossfit state champs
  • Danes dominate against Goondiwindi Boars
  • Junior Warriors Excel on Granite Belt
  • Wattles Retain Ragh Family Trophy
  • Seafood to stop “the big C”
  • Biosecurity zone order placed on Oakey
  • Sarah Walker’s From Root to Fruit exhibition explores life, death and everything in between at Rosalie Galler
  • Mainly Music welcomes two newbies
  • Ground broken at new Toowoomba Hospital
  • School leaders attend Mayoral Morning Tea
  • 500 trauma teddies
  • Brian Letton plays at Gowrie Little Plain
  • Call 13 25 23
  • Local butcher on a rol
  • Tough choice for Oakey grandma
  • Hawks victory over injury wracked Warriors
  • Brothers set a tradition for next generation of Smiths
  • The history of Leyburn Police Station
  • Fidgey Our Super Swim Coach Is Staying
  • Wyreema hosting volunteering workshop
  • World Science Festival returns
  • Another Defibrillator For Allora
  • Top Award For Southern Cross Care Allora
  • Wattles Juniors Shine in Mighty All-Round Weekend
  • Country fans converge on Nobby
  • Progress being made on CSHS works
  • Sunflowers selling at Aubigny for a good cause
  • Mice returning in their droves
  • High mouse activity reported on Downs
  • Good looking gardens
  • Can-Do Cottage celebrating 20 years
  • New Bridge For Allora Golf Course
  • Clifton’s favourite son now 104
  • Experience on reality TV boosts local farmhand’s confidence
  • Cambooya State School leaders attend Mayoral Morning Tea
  • Pittsworth shines for Showcasing weekend
  • Salvos Anzac Service 2024
  • Danes reign in ANZAC clash against Lions
  • Goombungee-Haden Show
  • Nicko steers Warriors to Ryan Shield success
  • Special Anzac Service At Goomburra
  • Picnic at the Polo a hit with spectators
  • Bears bullied by Hawks
  • Fire Ant meeting called
  • Pasture dieback is spreading
  • Couple’s Cambodian adventure awaits
  • Farmers prepare for upcoming barley season
  • St Andrew’s M.U. donates to Eva’s Place
  • Robertson balances speed and precision
  • Fire ants arrive
  • Pastor Dan Bosshard Returns
  • Shadow Minister visits abattoir, feedlot
  • Shelby shines at national comp
  • Heavy Horses return to Gatton
  • Council exceeds 60% local supplier target
  • Duggan Boots Wattles to Victory
  • Wattles Juniors Launch into New Season
  • Locals at the Toowoomba Show
  • Council sponsoring Toowoomba Marathon
  • Southern Downs Reinstates Councillor Portfolios
  • Men’s Shed remember the service of our troops
  • Passing on memories of war
  • A glimpse into the life of Pittsworth’s boxing superstar
  • Council on the front foot over Cressbrook Dam Funding
  • Mt Rascal 10-lot subdivision proposed
  • Local star Brown makes return to stage
  • New Master installed at Pittsworth United Lodge
  • NAB wins, Hamilton loses battle to keep local branch open
  • Dancing at Disneyland: a dream come true
  • National Record For Matthew Denny
  • Council responds to Allora Pool concerns
  • Polo season kicks off
  • It’s dam important
  • Pasture dieback spreading in Southern Queensland
  • People Power Wins
  • Cowboys retain prestigious Basil Nolan Shield
  • Delays To Allora Community Hall Re-Opening
  • Sign the petition to save the GAB
  • Upper Pilton eco-cabins approved
  • Bears men on the board after Lions wins
  • New frontier for mine
  • Allora Tennis Courts - A Hit!
  • Mayor Melissa Hamilton Inducted, Windle Popular Choice for Deputy Mayor
  • Goomburra Now Has A Helipad
  • Pickleball For Allora - Yippee!
  • Soils Ain’t Soils – Learn about your Soils!
  • Bears vow to re-impose discipline
  • The Ball's back
  • New Hope posts strong interim financial results
  • Soybean growers visit Oakey to share knowledge
  • Tough forward shines in first up win
  • Housing proposed in Clifton
  • Council sworn in, Vonhoff back as Deputy
  • The close of an era
  • ‘I, Object’ tour reaches Toowoomba
  • Free flu shots
  • Norco resumes international export
  • Years of service acknowledged prior to NAB Branch closur
  • Huge appetite for bush foods
  • New shopping centre proposed for Millmerran
  • Good rain, but bad news for sorghum producers
  • Three-vehicle crash in the wet
  • Strohfeldt joins Health Board
  • Times for Anzac Day services released
  • Clifton and District historic homes: Budgee Road
  • Wattles Juniors Successful at Walker Carnival
  • Allora’s Art Market Success
  • New Venue For Allora Autumn Festival
  • State Success for Allora Swimmers
  • Western farmers say no to CSG expansion
  • Diving to national success
  • Boeing facility at Wellcamp set to take-off
  • Heritage Bank here to stay
  • Making a difference
  • Times announced for local Anzac Day services
  • Big boost for Eazy Stay
  • Fall armyworm sighting at Westbrook
  • Re-opening tipped for end of May
  • Judo star strikes gold at regionals
  • The story of Easter on display at the Uniting Church
  • Local farmers excel in crop competition
  • Successful field day at Brookstead
  • Informative breakfast
  • Ronald calls it quits
  • New arrival at Barracks
  • Scrubby Creek’s Sheik signs off
  • Vale Garney Dillon
  • Healthy Kitchens at Emu Creek State School
  • Locals agree with rest of region
  • GCBF Grants of up to $100,000 available
  • Zoo open over Easter
  • Successful Pacific Seeds Field Day, despite windy conditions
  • Matilda and Maggie a winning team
  • Shortlisted for national award
  • Weighing up its future
  • Warriors Claim The Barrett Shield
  • Introducing Our New Mayor
  • Let’s Peek At Our Hall Renovations
  • Remember The Name Carling?
  • Hydrogen Horizon Race Teams
  • Shenae returns to Bears
  • TARMAC questions guard rails
  • Clifton cattle producers get immune ready
  • Local rural fire funds to stay local
  • Clifton’s newest estate for sale
  • Truck rolls down embankment
  • Juniors a tower of strength over Gremlins
  • Warriors Out to Win The Barrett Shield
  • McDonald romps it home
  • Bowlers take to the green for a worthy cause
  • Pink fundraiser for Blush Cancer Care
  • A local’s generous donation to RFDS will save lives
  • Celebrating our best
  • Stoneleigh triumphs to claim world title
  • Do We Preserve The Old Allora Fire Station?
  • A Resounding No To Proposed Wind Farm
  • Working with nature: NED’s field day
  • Locals freshen up Kingsthorpe Hall
  • Quinalow are Dalby Cricket champions
  • New team for Oakey RSL
  • Church closing its doors
  • 368.5kg: That’s a whopper pumpkin!
  • Mayor recognises local award win
  • Clifton pickleball a hit
  • Gilmore representing Australia
  • Pensioners finding it hard to work
  • Wattles Under 18 Girls Create History while Juniors excel
  • Allora Thanks Zita And David Dwan
  • Guess Who Entered “Butcher Wars” At Meatstock?
  • 2024 School Leadership Badge Ceremony
  • Vintage Vehicles Cruise Into Allora
  • Bottle shop grand opening
  • Speakers inspire inclusion at IWD in Millmerran
  • Construction commences on new healthcare facilities
  • Pittsworth Show exceeds all expectations
  • Local teams Hike to Heal, and win
  • Roadworks, roadworks, roadworks
  • Green bins on the cards for Greenmount, Nobby
  • Giving back to the community
  • Young tennis hopefuls display their talents
  • Pigeonpea trials gain momentum
  • Raff roadshow a hit with locals
  • World Day of Prayer celebrates love
  • Affect/Effect Exhibition open at Goombungee’s Rosalie Gallery for the whole of March
  • Exciting new development for local women’s shed
  • Pickleball: is it the fastest growing sport in Australia?
  • Allora P-10 Students Hop Into World of Entrepreneurship
  • Laura Partnering With Rural Aid
  • Oakey Christians hear about Palestine’s plight
  • Oakey Bears warm up with intra-club trial
  • Millmerran Show shines
  • Wattles Clash with Danes in Junior Local Derby
  • Petria is Oakey’s Showgirl
  • Council candidates out and about in Pittsworth
  • The nation’s best
  • 2024 Showgirl winners announced
  • Emerging young leaders making their mark
  • Senator visits Biddeston School
  • Weekend of memories at wet Woolshed
  • Locals Costello and Jones win top gongs at Beef Classic
  • 40 years dancing and teaching
  • Bunker’s Hill cool in the pool
  • Meet the Toowoomba Regional Council candidates
  • Council firms Olympics ambition
  • Snap wins state comp
  • 2024 return of Clifton’s Beautiful Historic Homes
  • Junior Warriors taste success in Vowles Cup
  • Wind Farm Proposed For Allora Region
  • Warriors Shine in Knockout Carnival
  • Allora's Old Fire Station
  • Growers on Alert for Fall Armyworm
  • Students inspired to dream big
  • LAC donates two more AEDs
  • Youth group creates a safe place for our young people
  • Legends dominate in Danes territory
  • Update On The Old Allora Fire Building
  • Sports Museum Welcomes Rugby Royalty
  • Positive start to season by Wattles Warriors
  • Keen Interest At Pacific Seeds Field Days
  • Cr O’Hara Sullivan calls it quits
  • Hike to Heal launches into 4th year
  • IGA Westbrook wins regional awards
  • Bears juniors play at Legends of League
  • Goombungee Hall awarded FRRR grant
  • St Monica’s kids create five murals for New Acland Information Centre
  • Adele’s a woman with plenty of staying power
  • Childcare Centre fined $23,000 for administrative negligence
  • Fall armyworm detected in sorghum crop
  • Wattles Juniors off to a flying start
  • Visitors say ‘aloha’ to Woolshed for themed dance night
  • Oakey welcomes new registrars to Medical Centre
  • Local jobs to be created from Lockheed Martin, Boeing deals
  • Matthew Competes In Adelaide
  • Time to step up
  • Cambooya Pony Club Come and Try Day
  • Rural grants up to $200,000 open
  • Foundation Farm Field Days
  • Bush Poet entertains crowd
  • Seven defibrillators across district
  • CSHS’s best ever result
  • Allora to lose its Newsagency
  • Condamine House wins again!
  • Millmerran Show is shaping up to be a cracker
  • New Acland Mine ramps up its support for the local farming community
  • PDA concerns for pedestrian safety
  • Curator retires after 17 years
  • Police Report: Disappearance of Bicycle
  • Pittsworth Pelicans presentation night
  • Super soccer sessions
  • Art group to receive 11k from grant fund
  • Local apprentice to compete for national title
  • Wattles Juniors sign on for 2024
  • Toowoomba LifeFlight busier than ever
  • Mainly Music is back for term 1
  • Millmerran’s Folker takes out Central Downs bowling award
  • Celebrating 106 years of life, love and family
  • Ladies bowls honours long standing member
  • Millmerran falls short in T20 grand final
  • Locals left hanging with NAB branch set to close
  • MP opens new state of the art facility at PSHS
  • Get your kids involved with dance, drama
  • Hot shot
  • Clifton’s 2024 Australia Day awardees
  • Sternbeck racing duo put pedal to the metal
  • Historical first for Clifton wheat harvesting
  • Groundbreaking Ceremony for Warwick Saleyards $7.5m Project
  • David Littleproud Re-Opens QCWA Rooms At Allora
  • Corey Dioth is CDCA Player of the Year
  • Hundreds flock Back to the Woolshed at Jondaryan
  • Education Minister visits construction of new $10 million Oakey High hall
  • Allora Bowls 90th Anniversary
  • Nadine is Oakey’s Citizen
  • Plains kids enjoy trip to the Coast - organised by the local police officer
  • Oakey Library paints a picture of what’s to come in 2024
  • Kulpi are Central Downs champs!
  • New way to recognise stolen cars
  • Water security high on Council agenda
  • Carnival of Flowers breaks records
  • Allora Is Getting New Tennis Courts!
  • And The Winner Is...
  • Bailey Selected In Qld Swim Team
  • New owners at Pink Pub
  • Progress Association has some success
  • Mahjong players wanted
  • Volunteer honours available at Wattles
  • What's happening in Clifton this Australia Day
  • NAB to abandon Pittsworth
  • Scheduled road works to start soon
  • Bushfire recovery program announced
  • Goldfish racing returns
  • Hike to Heal Scavenger Hike
  • Flood recovery road works underway
  • Unexpected deluge hits East Greenmount area
  • No sign of eyesore’s removal
  • Clifton’s hopes and fears for 2024
  • SDRC undertaking flood studies
  • Bennett brothers welcomed home to Allora
  • Wattles Junior Warriors front up for 2024
  • Allora Attaches Great Importance to Community Hall
  • Calls for sealed road connecting Kingsthorpe and Gowrie Junction communities
  • Neville Cherry selected for Australia Day
  • Big roll up for Rodeo
  • Women’s Shed takes next step
  • Scrubby Mountain quarry seeking to expand
  • Rare waterbird spotted at Inland Rail site
  • A little slice of paradise
  • Hours extended at Clifton waste facility to compensate for Greenmount closure
  • Council signs pledge denouncing inequality; domestic & family violence
  • Woolshed brings in New Year
  • 2024 Oakey Rodeo called off
  • Men’s soccer returns to Oakey
  • Latest Community Chest awarded to Oakey Urban Landcare Group
  • From day one it’s a gamble for Darling Downs thoroughbred breeders
  • Clifton Tip hours extended
  • Closure of Wild Sage Collective
  • Roll-Up For Allora Bowls Club Celebrations
  • Matt Duggan returns to Wattles
  • New Toowoomba Hospital enabling works complete
  • Preserving local history
  • Allora Police Report
  • David Littleproud To Open Heritage Weekend
  • End of An Era For Mullins Dairy
  • Council’s Christmas gift to Allora
  • Christmas in Pittsworth
  • Millmerran plan stirs Nationals
  • Pittsworth night tennis: Hares hop to top
  • Restored to its former glory
  • Newman Road to re-open in early 2024
  • Cambooya Landcare Workshop & AGM
  • Local winners at Pacific Seeds event
  • Back Plains says farewell to 2023
  • Car incinerated at Kings Creek
  • Clifton Jockey Club thanks its volunteers
  • Gay Erskine A Winner On & Off The Court
  • Merivale Street To Open Soon
  • Santa’s busy in Goombungee
  • Santa Fair is back
  • Opportunistic offender targets Kingsthorpe homes
  • Marco Gliori launches book: Poet on the Verandah
  • Abattoir strike action lifts ahead of EBA vote
  • High Schoolers donate toy boxes to Lifeline
  • Santa Fair is back this Saturday
  • Oakey Community BBQ wraps up for year
  • 35 jobs for Christmas
  • Car wash proposed on Yandilla Street
  • 2023 Passing Out Parade for Pittsworth Cadets
  • 10 years for Pittsworth IGA team
  • Mayor chases infrastructure funding
  • Rockabilly takes over Emu Creek
  • Car rolls in crash west of Mount Molar
  • Much ado about nothing, as it happens
  • Clifton’s Christmas celebrations this Saturday
  • Hospital’s improved financial performance
  • Versatile Tractors On Show At Allora Heritage Weekend
  • Happy Christmas from the ladies of QCWA Allora
  • Allora Lights Up for Christmas
  • TRC announces moratorium on Coal Seam Gas as farmers mull options
  • Christmas at the museum
  • TRC’s Walking Network Plan
  • Army visit brings joy
  • Pittsworth’s rose strikes gold
  • Probus Club formed
  • Anniversary celebration with a bonus
  • Intricate project progressing
  • Tip redevelopment has residents offside
  • Cambooya man a top trade talent
  • Helping a national icon
  • A splash of colour at Clifton High
  • SDRC and agents clash over Warwick Saleyards redevelopment
  • Clifton Tennis Ladies Christmas Party
  • Is Allora Community Hall At Risk?
  • Hendon Artist Creates Mural At Clifton High
  • Allora P-10 Awards And Graduation
  • Busy Ladies Making Good Things Happen
  • Churches farewell to Lionel Rohrlach
  • 16 koalas counted
  • Junior tennis finishes for 2023
  • Handover of Shed Down the Murray funds
  • Grandparents Day at Cambooya State School
  • Extend Dance School to say farewell
  • Workshop on flood resilience and recovery
  • Seniors warned to watch for scams
  • Better look at Toowoomba to Warwick Pipeline route
  • Major Win At Mural Fest 2023
  • Allora Heritage Weekend Gives Back To The Community
  • Yarning Circle Opening
  • Willy Wins the Allora Golf Open
  • Oakey High Year 12 Graduates say farewell to school
  • Awards for Woodworkers
  • Council commits to the Jondaryan Woolshed for three more years
  • PFAS in the spotlight
  • Koalas on the move
  • Lions Youth of the Year winner
  • Breakfast well served at Pittsworth State School
  • 11/11/23: Pittsworth pauses to reflect
  • Westbrook remembers
  • Toowoomba West Lions feed the homeless
  • Take care during koala breeding season
  • High School honours its 2023 students
  • Queenslanders left confused by use of Health Department statistics
  • Remembrance Day in a year threatening to peace
  • Remembrance Day Service In Allora
  • Disaster Support For Bushfire Victims
  • Motoring History Drives Into Allora
  • Work To Commence At Warwick Saleyards
  • Athletes visit district’s schools
  • Commandant Colonel David Lynch to move on from Swartz Barracks
  • Oakey Remembers
  • Ciesiolka signs with Clydesdales
  • Biddeston Bush Dance
  • ‘The heart of Queensland’ signs off
  • Goombungee keeps calm and carries on
  • Gold for Graham
  • Black Inc’s big night
  • Gambling Community Benefit Fund grants for local organisations
  • Millmerran Power Station 20 years on
  • Remembrance Day this Saturday
  • Downlands plans another whopper
  • Greenmount’s budding young artists
  • Driver fined after rollover
  • Wine, spirit bottles join Containers for Change
  • Successful fundraiser for Anglican Church
  • Bradys celebrate one year in business
  • Dabblers on display
  • It’s Bin Good, But Now It’s Even Better!
  • Prepared For The Next Flood
  • Allora’s Annual Rotary Open Swim Carnival A Huge Success
  • Woolshed hosts Working Dogs meet
  • Weekend of the Machines
  • Strike action escalates
  • What’s next for Pittsworth?
  • Help for victims of Millmerran fires
  • Celebrating the Pittsworth Big Cheese centenary
  • Stoneleigh triumphs in Delhi
  • Opportunity to showcase local products
  • Halloween in Wyscreama
  • Pick up a free farm safety calendar
  • Site clearing for new service station
  • Crafty Capers at Art, Craft and Markets in the Park this Saturday
  • Filming a rare butterfly
  • Trains and Grains theme gets student interest
  • Good showing at Pilton concert
  • Which Mural For Allora?
  • Goomburra Fires
  • Rotary Carnival a big draw card for Allora
  • Farewell Papa!
  • TRC’s ‘bearers of goodwill’ honoured
  • Mine trains up and running
  • Best Bi-Rite in Australia
  • 40 years of service
  • A cut above the rest
  • Excellence in art
  • Subdivision approved
  • Take Note to host its annual concert
  • Senate to shine spotlight on fire ant funding failures
  • TRC finalises SEQ Regional Plan submission
  • Clifton comes alive for Country week
  • Troublesome Gatton-Clifton Road section could be moved
  • I am not a blue-tongued lizard
  • Three vehicle crash closes highway
  • News from Days for Girls – Allora and District
  • A Good Sport For A Good Cause
  • Let’s Keep Our Rural Waterways Healthy
  • “How’s That” for K O Masters Oval
  • Stockyard Kerwee Feedlot wins Best Beef Award
  • iDance nominated for best regional academy
  • Dogs with Diabetes
  • Workers on strike
  • Showground surface gets a facelift
  • Peyton Alexander-Smith is the is Warwick Rodeo Queen
  • Roll up for Golden Oldies Bowls
  • It just gets better...
  • Millmerran Lions convention a roaring success
  • Hike to Heal honoured
  • Give someone the recognition they deserve
  • Westbrook Lions attend convention
  • Toowoomba Regional Art Gallery temporarily closed
  • Wattles Life Membership For Amanda O'Halloran
  • Automatic Renewal Of Library Items
  • Matthew Primed For Australia’s Top Meet
  • Ty Gardner - Wattles Player of the Year
  • Back Plains Students are State Champions
  • Clifton High rocks
  • Equine seminar provides food for thought
  • Nominate for Clifton Australia Day awards
  • Jondaryan BioBlitz completed
  • Hayden Waddell wins Oakey JRL’s Referee of the Year
  • Hamilton holds community consultation
  • 35 years of service
  • Lifeline for medical centre
  • Pittsworth RSL donates $2000 to Legacy
  • Prestigious honour for local soldier
  • ‘Happiest we’ve ever been’
  • Jordon and goalkeeping hand in glove
  • First single for West Haldon artist
  • Josh Arnold visiting Nobby State School
  • CCHS expanding to help Pittsworth
  • Pests and weeds remain a problem on the Downs
  • Wattles to Drop Curtain on 2023 – who will be player of the year?
  • Clifton Library's artistic woodwork display
  • Goomburra Attraction Ready For Visitors
  • Excitement Builds For St Pat’s Fete At Allora
  • Welcome To The Allora Showgrounds
  • Sports Club Enjoys Bumper Year
  • Haden Public Hall turns 100
  • Bears hold Awards Night
  • Jondaryan hosts BioBlitz
  • End of the Taipan
  • Pittsworth Seniors getting creative
  • Another day closer...
  • New Lutheran Pastor ordained
  • Health and transport dominate forum
  • Local member Pat Weir voting ‘no’
  • Over 9,000 extra patrols conducted
  • Prepare now for disaster season
  • Minister seeks feedback on road corridor
  • Firing on all cylinders
  • Sprints success a boost for Leyburn
  • Ute mangled after Nevilton crash
  • Crafty Capers from the Dabbler’s Den: Tunisian crochet
  • Cavanagh’s 100 Year Celebration
  • Respected Balladeer remembered
  • Service Personnel Memorial Garden for Goomburra
  • From Push to Mighty Mower
  • Jondaryan residents ask questions about Mine at Community Forum
  • Community Grants winners thank TRC
  • Flood contractor occupies Oakey depot
  • Native Wonderland
  • Food for thought at Breakfast
  • Mount Tyson first focus for Flood Recovery southern contractors
  • The Musicians of Norwin
  • Toowoomba firm to build Millmerran Health facility
  • Tom’s coming back for more
  • Road to recovery
  • Keep alert for fire ants: wanted dead, not alive
  • Rex airline is the on time king
  • Waterbombers needed to fight fire
  • Finally - Medical Centre taking new patients
  • Be on alert for fires, say TRC and RFS
  • Big Blue Picnic - Part of Mental Health Month
  • Jim Anderson Re-Elected ADHS President
  • Millmerran's cool new pool
  • Artists host month-long exhibition
  • Millmerran meeting strengthens alliance between Council, community
  • Free at last - the lights have gone!
  • Westbrook Lion gets top honour
  • New Toowoomba Region Councillor
  • Penny McKinlay award to Nobby gardeners
  • Long-serving teacher aide says goodbye
  • Chelsea’s rugby league dream becoming reality
  • International nursing students get taste of Clifton
  • Mylo: Clifton’s beautiful historic homes, a window into our past
  • Australian Record Throw For Matthew Denny
  • Local Nuffield Scholar seeks a fair energy transition for farmers and regional communities
  • Update on Cunninghams Gap reconstruction
  • Days for Girls – Allora and District update
  • Bush telegraph to the rescue
  • NRL Premiership trophies visit Oakey
  • Cecil Plains State School brings up 125 years
  • Ciesiolka: It doesn’t matter where you’re from
  • First coal at Mine
  • Putting Kooroongarra back on the map
  • Pittsworth hosts eastAUSmilk AGM
  • Management change at kindy
  • Pittsworth girls take out double in Grand Final
  • Big win for small school
  • Tremendous response to appeal
  • Nobby State School busy with Book Week, Father's Day
  • $1,000 cheque for Frannies
  • Opportunities for job seekers in Clifton
  • Headington Hill school reunion
  • Curtain falls on Grand Final hopes
  • Wattles Juniors Celebrate 2023
  • Free Showerhead And Sprinkler Upgrades
  • William Morris Selected By UQ For STEM Camp
  • Invitation From Allora’s QCWA President
  • Schools unite for Multi Sports Day
  • Nominations for Show Society Dryland Winter Crop Comp. now open
  • Construction begins on AgTech Hub
  • Master Builder
  • On The Road to Acland exhibiting at Rosalie Gallery
  • Pink Stumps Bash raises over a grand
  • Flood recovery works at Bowenville
  • Mayor backs in Woolshed
  • Pittsworth backs Variety Bash duo
  • New officer vows to protect farms
  • Big shed trip raised $100k
  • Mat’s off to World Cup
  • Succulent Fest returns
  • Arrests after Westbrook crash
  • TMR extends consultation for north-south bypass
  • Newman Road closed
  • Leyburn feedlot application approved
  • Op Shop returns $100k to Clifton
  • Nobby in full bloom for Carnival of Flowers
  • Wattles Reserves stumble in Grand Final race
  • We Can’t Wait To Jump In!
  • National Champion Bailey Harm
  • Under 13 Glory in Mighty Year for Wattles Juniors
  • Seniors Roadshow coming to Allora
  • Pittsworth celebrates 70 years of Blue Care
  • Big Millmerran muster for kids' poetry book
  • Cecil Plains soil symposium: Save our Prime Ag land from CSG
  • Vale View State School excels in Robocup
  • Greenmount Tip temporarily closed
  • Steam on track for 2024
  • Wattles Juniors’ sides Grand Final bound
  • Back Road Artists take centre stage
  • Scouts excel at Operation Nighthawk
  • Nobby Field Day gives farmers ‘food for thought’
  • Donation to Southern Cross Care
  • The Story Continues For Allora’s Mural
  • Work On West Talgai Road Near Complete
  • Cowboys bump Wattles from finals race
  • Stockman’s Challenge Coming To Allora
  • Oakey High students show Netball is for boys, too
  • 2023 Landowners and Tri-Service Cadets Day
  • Eat Street 2: Rotary Park packed
  • A falling star
  • Local artist to be showcased
  • Councillors reject Top Camp church
  • This week: ‘Road Safety starts with me’
  • Shock passing of Cynthia Conway
  • Record-extending eighth win for Amos
  • No bull, he’s a winner
  • Wattles Under 13’s Grand Final Bound
  • Warriors tumble against rampant Roosters
  • Vale Jackie Gallagher
  • Local MP attends Vietnam Veterans Day 2023
  • Hayward & Smith Scoop The Pool
  • Wins At The Ekka For Local Sheep Studs
  • National Record For Allora’s Matthew Denny
  • Bears women beat Highfields in final home game
  • Oakey High Ekka trip wrap up
  • Family fun at Kingsthorpe
  • Vietnam vets pause to reflect and remember
  • Pittsworth Alliance reflects on year, elects new president
  • Rallying for a cause
  • Steam rides on track for 2024
  • Vietnam Veteran's Day in Pittsworth
  • Pittsworth Platinum Medical Centre changes
  • State Govt inquiry to look into rural copper thefts
  • Show secretary hands over reins
  • Bush poet inspiring the next generation
  • Grace and pace from Pittsworth netballers
  • Westbrook identified in SEQ Regional Plan update
  • Jannusch awarded Supreme Grand Champion at Ekka
  • Free period packs delivered to Qld students
  • Sprints keeping little Leyburn on the map
  • Composer visit, street library up and running
  • Remembering Elphinstone State School’s good old days
  • Wattles dominate Stanthorpe Gremlins
  • Wattles hosting Alzheimer’s Foundation Fundraiser in honour of Margaret Hentschel
  • Boost For P-10 School Excursion
  • Quinalow School visits Ekka for first time
  • A Rooster hat trick brings home Boars bacon
  • Oakey High Ag Team wins at Ekka
  • “Why can’t it go west?”
  • Busy “Off Season” For Allora Swimmer Bailey Harm
  • BOOST FOR NEW ACLAND MINE: Stay application dropped
  • Truck rollover on dangerous road
  • Top of the crops
  • Wildcats netball highlights
  • Window Wizardry in Pittsworth
  • “Humbled” Peter becomes TJRL Volunteer of the Year
  • LNP recognises extensive service by Grundys
  • Loretta bakes best fruit cake in the state
  • When's the bus coming?
  • Mates helping mates
  • Government reviewing wind farm developments
  • Researcher cracks winning algorithm
  • Exciting times ahead at Bracknell Lodge
  • Key Nobby area poised for redevelopment
  • Respected doctor leaving Clifton
  • Climbing mountains for mental health
  • Allora Has A Ready-To-Use Hall
  • Wattles Juniors impress in the wild west
  • Proposed Public Art Mural For Allora
  • Allora Men’s “Very Busy” Shed
  • Wattles edged out in vital top-grade clash
  • New Millmerran Aquatic Centre opening soon
  • Career milestone for St Stephen's teacher
  • Pittsworth Wildcats netball results
  • Oakey Float construction underway
  • Cambooya Pony Club successful at Oakey
  • Questions still remain regarding transport corridor
  • Record year for Toowoomba LifeFlight
  • Vonhoff appointed Deputy Mayor
  • Classy Clement steers Pittsworth to victory
  • Oakey Art Group learn about Creative Renditions
  • QCWA holds Annual General Meeting
  • Polo wows record crowd
  • New President For Allora Men’s Shed
  • QCWA Allora Welcomes New Committee
  • Learn About Native Vegetation Management
  • Wattles Juniors Clash with Collegians Dragons
  • Hawks beat Bears again
  • Pittsworth Wildcats impress
  • Technology sets new era in health care
  • 'Gigantic' new wind farm rising up
  • 'Lucky to be alive'
  • Drayton Ambulance Station officially opened
  • Street Fiesta returns
  • New research holds promise for pigeonpea
  • Laser light show for Toowoomba
  • Pedestrian access all muddied up
  • Geoff McDonald new mayor
  • Polo thrills spectators for second straight weekend
  • Wattles and Pittsworth to Unveil Shield
  • Birthday Celebrations At Allora’s Homestead
  • Allora & District Days for Girls Update
  • Wattles Home in a Clean Sweep
  • Tractor causes West Prairie power outage
  • Council Introduces Fees for Dumped Mattresses and Whitegoods
  • Oakey Scouts visit Withcott for Abseiling Challenge
  • OCAA challenge threatens to stop work at Mine
  • Oakey gets 5G
  • First look at planned bypass route
  • Remembering one of Felton’s finest
  • Drivers gearing up for Leyburn Sprints
  • Dan the man
  • Frannies pupils celebrate NAIDOC Week
  • Community loses a stalwart
  • Polo-packed July starts off a hit
  • Mill seeks to operate on public holidays
  • Wattles secure tenth Ragh Family Trophy win
  • Wattles 1998 champions to reunite
  • Allora Square Comes Alive This Saturday July 22
  • Out of control grass fire destroys caravan
  • Introducing new Allora P-10 Principal Megan Rauchle
  • Police sector meeting looks at rural crime
  • Time to Wizard up Pittsworth!
  • 'Stoneleigh' claims 10th straight victory
  • Mayor reflects on 40-year-career
  • Bears women win in Dalby, wipeout for men in Warwick
  • 50th anniversary coming up at the Woolshed
  • Learner driver experience goes wrong
  • Streetscape works begin
  • Best home day for Bears in Indigenous Round
  • Community Chest brings up two years
  • Man dies after incident near Aubigny crossroads
  • New job for Bears President
  • Rewards uptake among best in Queensland. Onya Pittsworth!
  • Praise flows for Pittsworth Pro Rodeo
  • Good times in the saddle
  • Choices Flooring wins big award
  • Toowoomba Region Mayor Antonio retires
  • Clifton Lions complete annual changeover
  • CCHS acts on failed standards
  • Increased Roadworks Activity In Region
  • Frostbite Rally 2023
  • Local teams compete in Zone 5 Rugby League Carnival
  • Wattles Top Grade Out of their Depth
  • Local Sergeant take national reining titles
  • 'Mrs Ferg' honoured in library naming
  • What Leisa did next...
  • Shed Men ready for adventure of a lifetime
  • Residents unite against wind farm
  • Gallery highlighting permanent collection works
  • Breeding ‘Australia’s Natural Wonder’
  • Pre-construction begins on water pipeline
  • 27th Historic Leyburn Sprints gearing up
  • Greenmount tip to be temporary transfer station
  • Reagan McMillan - Always a Champion
  • Update on Work at Allora Pool
  • Successful Burn On Allora Mountain
  • Wattles Edged Out of President’s Cup
  • Oakey women edged out in Presidents Cup Final
  • Oakey float needs your help
  • TRC looking to purchase Oakey depot
  • NAIDOC Day celebrations are back
  • Preston Peak accommodation approved
  • Is 60kmh speed limit now too fast?
  • Busy finish for Term Two at Greenmount State School
  • Community Info Centre back
  • St. Monica’s participates in inaugural Arts Fest
  • Students judge Mohair fleece ahead of Ekka
  • Brilliant Bears women qualify for Presidents Cup Final
  • Clifton students celebrate Diverse-A-Tea
  • For Sale: One Zoo
  • Fly in a huge success
  • Young Warriors up in lights
  • Allora Photographer A Winner in Rural Aid’s Spirit of the Bush
  • It’s Almost Time For Jumpers & Jazz In July
  • Allora Principal Dr Kanowski Shares Farewell Message
  • Morris’ Reggies Storm into Cup Final
  • Call goes out for recruits
  • Apps helping track koalas
  • Weaving new traditions
  • Vintage machinery ready for summer harvest
  • Danes send Hawks home with a win
  • A first for Pittsworth: Pro Rodeo on its way
  • Tuana Park delivers town's newest road
  • 3 more cops at Drayton
  • Keeping Our Volunteers Safe Workshop
  • Queensland Budget ‘another black hole’
  • Bears bounce back against Brothers
  • Greenmount’s super STEM stars
  • Former Oakey High School captain becomes weekly statewide news anchor
  • Goombungee and Cecil Plains waste facilities temporarily closed due to illegal dumping
  • Significant fossil discovery in Dalrymple Creek
  • New feedlot proposed at Leyburn
  • Local photo among comp winners
  • Footy back at Oakey High
  • Leach and Jennings shine for Wattles
  • Goomburra Emergency Action Group Getting Ready
  • An update from Days for Girls – Allora and District
  • Wattles Under 17 Wallop Tenterfield Tigers
  • Enjoy the School Holidays with a trip to a National Park
  • Toowoomba Polocrosse meet
  • Goombungee librarian says farewell after 27 years
  • High School students wear flannel for farmers
  • $700k for upgrades
  • 4% increase for ratepayers
  • Ramping times at Hospital pass 7 hours
  • Police make special visit to Ramsay State School
  • Restoring gaol to its former glory
  • Life’s great as an under 8
  • Another crash at troublesome intersection
  • Latvian World War II survivor celebrates 100th birthday
  • Crocker ushers Warriors to another win
  • Allora And Clifton Under 8s Enjoy The Day
  • Work On Allora Hall And Pool Feature In Draft Budget
  • Aviation, fashion and more on agenda at PDA breakfast
  • Never a better time to eat Aussie beef
  • Danes power ahead in second half to secure win over Newtown
  • Junior Warriors Mix It with Eastern Suburbs Hornets
  • Dealer principal hitting highway after 54 years
  • Bush grave mystery laid to rest after chance meeting
  • Ratepayers to cop 4% increase
  • Have your say on 2032 Olympic legacy
  • A cool year for cotton
  • Pittsworth to Pittsburgh in a loaded little Cessna
  • Painted honeyeater protection on agenda
  • All Saints’ Cambooya: a brief history
  • Hamilton speaks out against pharmacy changes
  • Westbrook Wheels’ Show ‘n’ Shine returning
  • Councillor ‘devastated’ about War Memorial
  • Wattles hitting their stride
  • Clifton Landcare goes on Field Day
  • Another big weekend of polo in Clifton
  • Veteran greyhound trainer still loves his dogs
  • Sheep Reproductive Facility For Allora
  • Good rollup for the Allora RSL Renovation Celebration
  • Tenders Now Closed For Allora Pool Operator
  • Wattles Warriors Taste Success on Granite Belt
  • Successful Charity Day At Allora Sports Club
  • Sharon Salomon calls it a day
  • Chad Morgan Concert at Gowrie Little Plain Hall
  • Police Beat visits Charlton
  • Agents' $10m Friday
  • Trip back in time as Southbrook celebrates 100th anniversary of St Brigid's Church
  • How well do you know your bees?
  • Under 19 Danes save the day
  • Busy Bees at Cambooya
  • Condamine MP comments on local crime wave
  • Premier backs ‘vital’ regional newspapers
  • Cambooya War Memorial destroyed
  • Historic polo trophies find a home
  • Lots happening at Clifton State High School
  • Toowoomba Diocese welcomes new bishop
  • Juniors share Respect Round with Boars
  • Amy’s Cafe Has Been Sold
  • Thank you Dr Geisel
  • Bears women make it three in a row, reggies break duck
  • Trivia Night At Goomburra A Great Success
  • Biggest Morning tea puts spotlight on cancer
  • Eat Street showcases culture
  • Bowenville reads with the nation
  • Big fight night bringing cowboys to town
  • Mother's Union marks Friendship Day
  • Historic tractor finds a home
  • Women's Shed notches 1st year
  • Ambulance mental health care enhanced
  • Battling youth offending
  • Flood warning network to be established
  • Community garden sprouts at Wyreema
  • Motorcyclist strikes roo at Old Talgai
  • Green thumbs: your time to shine
  • Clifton scouts win campfire cooking contest
  • Brayden Paix masterminds Wattles triumph
  • Council drops by for afternoon tea
  • Visitors travel to the past at Rosalie Historical Museum open day
  • From Conservatorium stage to Oakey: Betty turns 100
  • Nolan Family Celebrates 70 Years at Fairfield
  • Bears women run up a score
  • New Business Group in Allora
  • Junior Warriors Shine Against Dragons
  • Corsages a collective act of kindness
  • Danes notch solid win over Brothers
  • Grant to help in hunt for elusive earless dragons
  • Oakey Junior Rugby League
  • How old is our groundwater?
  • Arrests after gunpoint robbery
  • Wyreema Community Hall surging ahead
  • Former Broncos star pays visit
  • $5k raised by Mount Peel scavenger hike
  • Whatever it takes
  • Clifton Museum needs your help
  • Clifton hit by unexpected deluge
  • Mothers treated to a grand day out
  • Claire Is A Regional Finalist!
  • Long Serving School Principal Retires
  • Warm Clothing And Blankets Needed
  • Determined Hawks Edge Out Warriors
  • Confirmed: 'Showcasing' event will happen in '24
  • Raising Funds for Goomburra Town Hall’s Insurance
  • David Littleproud Bursary supports Maranoa’s emerging female students
  • Wattles Contest the Manktelow Challenge
  • Gina’s Babies Win Bowls Comp
  • Taylor McKeown Visits Allora P-10
  • A nod to the past and an eye to the future
  • Medals find family
  • Warriors clean sweep against Danes
  • Car plunges into Condamine
  • I’m a little bit country
  • Nobby firies thank local businesses
  • Finally! New Acland re-opens
  • Beyond the Broncos program support Oakey High students.
  • Toowoomba West Lions ‘Share the Warmth’
  • Maclagan meets again
  • Bears women and men narrowly defeated by high-flying Hawks
  • Griffiths now ranked fourth in Australia
  • Success in RASQ crop comp
  • Golf club patron plays in comp she won 60 years ago
  • Can you name a mandolinist?
  • Shocking smash and grab at servo
  • Thai and Irish ingredients create recipe for success
  • Progress for flood-damaged roads
  • Vietnam Veteran makes it home for Anzac Day
  • New home for South East Engineering
  • The driver walked away from this...
  • Special service held for Joffre
  • Back to back polo action in Clifton
  • Arch Celebrates A Milestone
  • New Members for Allora Medical Support Group
  • Work underway at Cunningham’s Gap
  • Allora’s Own Pictorial Bird Guidebook
  • Happy 50th Birthday Allora Hardware!
  • Cotton Picking underway with positive signs despite challenges
  • Oakey High students off to UQ Gatton for winter holidays
  • Farewell assembly for ‘Biddeston kid’ Olivia
  • Pharmacies versus the RACGP. Who’s right? And why does it matter?
  • Top day for an outing
  • Men's Shed car show draws whopping big muster of 164 vehicles
  • Landcare cracks huge tree target
  • Paintings draw nature in closer
  • We will remember them
  • Mark your calendar for Toowoomba World Environment Day
  • Nobby State School recognises tireless P&C volunteers
  • Anzac Day Services Remember Those Who Served
  • Allora Community Competition Day at the CWA
  • Wattles Reggies Continue Winning Run
  • Wattles Juniors Kick Off New Season
  • Fundraising effort a "cent"sational success
  • Field Day highlights innovation and development
  • Oakey High students return home from national hydrogen race
  • Making it easier to save lives
  • Schools remember the ANZACs
  • Rosalie district shows off
  • That’s it then...
  • Oakey Girl Guides to stay at home thanks to New Hope intervention
  • Chappy Sharon says farewell
  • The Rodeo without power
  • ‘Brilliant’ showcase weekend
  • PSHS team notches wins at gala day
  • Moments captured in unique light
  • Another Westbrook subdivision proposed
  • UniSQ comp seeking First Nations artists
  • Mayor: new airline big boost to tourism
  • Take the Prime Minister’s walk
  • Historic polo trophy returns for 65th anniversary
  • Ellangowan clearing sale draws a good crowd
  • Clifton QCWA backing footballer
  • Allora’s Autumn Festival is nearly here
  • Upgrades At Maryvale State School
  • Warriors Nail Winning Hat Trick over Tigers
  • Forum tackles rural crime
  • Good Friday storm unleashes chaos
  • Our futsal star to play for Australia
  • Sneak peek into a garden open this weekend for Showcasing Pittsworth
  • Happy 60th Toowoomba West Lions
  • Preston walk not for faint-hearted
  • Toowoomba Hospice hosting Mother's Day High Tea
  • Acclaimed photographer to speak at Mayoral prayer breakfast
  • Anzac Day - why is it important?
  • Fusarium wilt spotted in Clifton area
  • Ancestral ties bring families together
  • Warriors chasing initial victory
  • New Site for The Drayton Street Museum
  • Freak Accident at Goomburra
  • Glengallan Homestead’s paranormal activity
  • Medal Haul For Bailey!
  • Oakey Art Group Awards
  • Neighbourhood Watch receives this month’s Community Chest
  • Community Day brings Oakey together
  • Forum tackles youth crime
  • Cyclonic winds batter Oakey
  • Oakey Bears season launched
  • Eric turns 100
  • Next stop: home
  • Roadworks underway on Toowoomba-Cecil Plains Road
  • Inland Rail buys 2800ha at Canning Creek
  • More kids, more traffic prompts community action at Cecil Plains
  • Danes kick off season against Valleys
  • Keeping our kids safe
  • Trip to the Royal Show in town
  • Entries open for wearables exhibition
  • Recognise, react, report: Morcombes’ simple message
  • A slice of political life for CSHS student
  • Major expansion of piggery approved
  • Bouquets for our Adele
  • Chandlers Celebrate 75 Years of Marriage
  • Don't miss the Goomburra Social Dance
  • Dalby Diehards Successful in Rod Frahm Cup Clash
  • Record Breaking Season For Allora Swimming Club
  • Massive solar farm proposed near Millmerran
  • Great success at Hell of the West
  • Millmerran students quench thirst for STEM knowledge
  • Giving Pittsworth a jolt
  • QCWA celebrated at Cambooya
  • Cambooya N.E. Highway stretch under the microscope
  • Yearlings sell well at Magic Millions
  • Break the cycle on Crime Boasting
  • Hospitality students thank local businesses with scrumptious breakfast
  • New Acland's Water licence review complete
  • Picnic connects past with present
  • Claire Keleher nominated for Queensland Traineeship Award
  • It’s Showtime For Shirley!
  • Redevelopment of Oakey town centre
  • Driver Reviver Will Close
  • Kingsthorpe competes at SWQ Futsal titles
  • Wattles Juniors claim Shane Walker Shield
  • Cowboys Ride to 18th Barrett Shield Win
  • More people, more jobs
  • For the love of Highland cattle
  • Growth forecast for Pittsworth, Millmerran
  • Pittsworth jockey’s stellar comeback
  • Garden Club digs in to 2023
  • Float a name for the raft
  • A special show moment for mother and daughter
  • Call for help on our native grasslands
  • Pittsworth Show 2023 - what a show it was
  • Boom town: Westbrook expected to more than double
  • Kialla Foods, Nationals leader want domestic regulation of organics industry
  • Blue Tree Project sprouts at Nobby
  • Taking her game to the next level
  • Commemorating Leyburn’s airborne past
  • Modest growth anticipated for Clifton
  • Insects under the microscope
  • Jack Burton scores five tries in Gremlins raid
  • Police busy with four-vehicle crash, robbery charge
  • Large Donations Benefit Protea Place
  • Allora QCWA Member Now Division President
  • Successful Heavy Horse Festival At Allora
  • Wattles Aim Up for 31st Barrett Shield Clash
  • 2023 Brymaroo Campdraft results
  • 2023 Ochre registrars enjoying their time in Oakey
  • Gowrie residents question Inland Rail
  • 100 and counting
  • Draft reins in $42k for police families
  • Pittsworth hosts Lions Youth region final
  • Be on alert for powdery mildew
  • World Day of Prayer in pictures
  • New school plans maximise space
  • Changes to right arrows in Toowoomba
  • Native grasslands under threat
  • Cambooya Year 4’s Fabulous Fun Fact Friday
  • Nobby war hero honoured in fitting way
  • Clifton Cemetery fully operational
  • Clifton SHS school leaders rub shoulders
  • Collecting dust
  • Grants for Boodua Hall and Oakey Golf Course
  • Newcomer Paix fills Wattles halves gap
  • Wattles Juniors shine in season opening trials
  • Lister Kicked Out Over Youth Crime Stoush
  • Boxing after dark bringing youth together
  • Workers on strike at Oakey Beef Exports
  • Heavy Horse Festival: Two full days of Activities, Displays and Demonstrations
  • Guides future uncertain
  • Toowoomba Regional Art Gallery displaying First Nations artists
  • $23m to be spent on major road
  • Cleaning up our roads
  • Wattles Juniors ready to run on for 2023
  • Keeping ‘regional’ in Toowoomba Regional Council
  • 50 years of excellence
  • Allora residents want more from their Council
  • Downs Polo Club campdraft returns to Allora
  • Ty Gardner Named Wattles Skipper
  • No beef with competitors at Classic
  • Alumnus returns to high school with UQ Racing Team
  • Community Chest goes to McLean Care
  • Charges laid after fire
  • Elborne's Tyres notches 20 years
  • The punk rocker behind Dulcie’s pretty dresses
  • Paddock find is King of the Road again
  • Greenmount’s swimming stars
  • TMR flags highway improvements
  • Mount Rascal subdivision proposed
  • Queensland Cricket's stats-wiz from Jondaryan
  • Millmerran takes cricket grand final
  • Hydro-powered racers ready to rumble
  • First look at new school
  • Government introduces safety reforms across Downs region
  • Finnegan’s Wake to provide ‘a million reasons to smile’
  • Town embraces new café
  • Clifton Raff Group 2023 Roadshow draws a crowd
  • London Plane Tree gets the Chop
  • Plans For Allora’s Two Museums
  • Yet another Blue Tree
  • Large Grass Fire Had Home Owners Concerned
  • Drama at the aerodrome
  • Emu Creek State School is ringing up 150 years
  • Crowd turns out for Hike to Heal launch
  • Tighter leash on dog-accessible parks denied
  • Gatton-Clifton Road repairs underway
  • Show makes a welcome return
  • Notorious New England Highway corner scene of two truck collision
  • CSHS holds investiture ceremony
  • Lucky break for ex Clifton High School student Shane Wormington
  • Deserved Recognition for New Life Members
  • Congratulations To Southern Cross Care Allora
  • Allora Tyre Service - Moving Around the Corner
  • A couple of deserving winners at the Allora Show
  • Cheatley ‘chaz’es down Kulpi total as Bowenville upset defending premiers
  • Cowardly act - Oakey teens attack homeless man in Toowoomba CBD
  • 2023 Goombungee-Haden Showgirl announced
  • Oakey’s Rural Ambassador
  • Lindy notches 300th Park Run at place it all began
  • Fiery week as temps climb
  • Farmer Lachy throws hat in the ring for a wife
  • Locals headed to the foot of Everest
  • Woman injured in crash at Preston
  • Financial boost for Toowoomba TAFE ag training
  • Cricketing success for Crump siblings
  • New cop keeping Leyburn safe
  • Small businesses want less red tape
  • Bank marks 131 years in Clifton
  • Oakey State High School holds leader investiture ceremony
  • Prisoners enlisted to restore church pews
  • Anne Glasheen takes the foot off the pedal
  • OSHS Angora wins Grand Champion at Allora show
  • Roger Celebrates His 80th With Family & Friends
  • St Patrick’s: The heart of student leadership
  • Matthew Denny Wins Again
  • Three Time State Champion - Bailey Harm
  • First Angiogram Procedure At Toowoomba Hospital
  • Make Oakey healthy again
  • New leaders usher in 2023 at Vale View State School
  • Westbrook’s Carla Crescent Park upgrades complete, total $374,400
  • Gold Fish Race honours Sophie
  • What are you going to enter at the Clifton Show?
  • Mystery of who painted Clifton’s Blue Tree solved
  • Leyburn Airfield a link with dark days of World War II
  • Positive outlook for Clifton’s future
  • Drayton House Has Been Sold
  • Allora Could Have Another Games Champion
  • Another Netballer Enters The World
  • Making a splash: Oakey High Swimming Carnival
  • Road damaged at West Prairie
  • Cricket admin bowled over by response at 50th anniversary
  • Oakey Rodeo returns
  • Pass the halophyte and pepper please
  • Edna celebrates 105th
  • Ins and outs of a half century of cricket
  • Twin city: Pittsworth High has eight sets enrolled for 2023
  • Margie's roo hopping off to Paris apartment
  • Millmerran remembers Jim Twidale
  • Jondaryan returns to the Woolshed on Australia Day
  • New rules for moving beehives into Queensland
  • Oakey juniors meet international coach
  • Cambooya’s Blue Tree turning heads
  • Two of the very best
  • New bus stop at Oakey station
  • NAB angers Clifton
  • Oakey's Citizens of the Year
  • Clifton’s own community garden taking shape
  • Best Ever Heritage Weekend
  • Happy 80th Birthday Daph
  • No, You’re Not Seeing Double
  • Oakey Rodeo celebrates 50 years
  • Black Hawk helicopters secured for Swartz base
  • New Acland still on track despite groundwater challenge
  • New Millmerran health hub announced
  • Platinum couple 'still in love'
  • Charity campdraft hailed a heartwarming success
  • From his Jondaryan days, Bell's cricket took him around the globe
  • Back to school
  • Medical, dental practice coming to Wyreema
  • Toowoomba is LifeFlight’s busiest base
  • Bushfires make a fiery return
  • GRDC offering strategies to manage inevitable disease pressure
  • Downs Polo Club Welcomes New Players
  • Generous Donors Who Love Country People
  • Excitement Grows for the Allora Heritage Weekend
  • Queensland Fire Squad Welcomes Kira Holmes
  • Three dead following car crash on Oakey Bridge
  • How Well Do You Know Wellcamp?
  • Kulpi wins dramatic T20 cricket final
  • Dunny races and raft races headline Oakey Australia Day
  • Back at the Woolshed headlines Jondaryan’s Australia Day
  • Car chase ends at Oakey
  • Prepared to Leave warning issued as fire spreads west of Clifton
  • Saving horses to save people
  • Wheatsheaf Hotel reno well underway
  • Hike to Heal Scavenger Hike returns
  • Wastewater treatment plant upgrades continue
  • Queensland’s first polo-playing woman’s Clifton connection
  • Eco-style cabins planned for Upper Pilton
  • Local farmer gives damaged header a new start in life
  • Congratulations to Allora Swim Team
  • A Snap Shot Of Allora Photography Group
  • Pacific Seeds appoints new Managing Director
  • Talented Artist Relocates To Hendon
  • Learn something new in 2023
  • Cambooya now home to performing arts
  • New subdivision proposed for Top Camp
  • Eastbound Range Crossing to remain closed until next year
  • 2022: wettest year on record
  • New residential subdivision proposed for Clifton
  • A Weed That Is Prevalent On The Darling Downs
  • Allora Showgirl Competition is back!
  • Upgrade Works At Leslie Dam Complete
  • Homes, vehicles lost in Millmerran blazes
  • Great Aussie Composting Roadshow coming to Pittsworth
  • Charity draft to honour officers
  • 'Over it' after seventh break in at business
  • Doctor hunt takes to the skies
  • Opportunities for Clifton district halls identified in review
  • Vintage Ballgowns glimpse into past
  • Weir raises energy concerns
  • Bridging barriers - meet the Oakey resident who was the first woman to play polo in Queensland
  • Oakey comes together for Christmas Community Day
  • Gowrie Little Plain Hall renovated, award presented
  • Leyburn celebrates festive season
  • Kialla recognised at national awards
  • Opportunities for halls identified in review
  • Celebrating Their Diamond Anniversary
  • Allora P-10 State School Leaders for 2023
  • Gladfield Driver Reviver May Not Close
  • Warwick Saleyards Redevelopment Project moving ahead
  • Postle Gift thrills
  • Tennis final: Bongos drum out cellos
  • Search is on for old aircraft parts
  • The story of Brymaroo paceman Peters
  • Netflix filming comes to Downs
  • 10 jobs for Christmas
  • Emu Creek P&C readies students for 2023
  • No upgrade for dangerous junction
  • Thoroughbred breeding season draws to a close on the Darling Downs
  • Clifton Museum receives TRC Community Support
  • Reconstruction begins at Cunninghams Gap
  • Thank You Mrs Westerman
  • Mary Off To Vietnam And Cambodia
  • Looking back on 2022 with Sergeant Tim Hoffman
  • 50 spotted locally in annual koala count
  • Jackson unbeaten after eight fights
  • Music concert brings cheer to monthly McDonald Home barbecue
  • Oakey Racecourse - stable destination for the future?
  • Community chest awarded to St Monica’s School
  • Breaking point
  • Toowoomba’s Christmas Wonderland dazzles
  • Beautiful gesture by Ramsay students
  • Local winners at Pacific Seeds awards night
  • Rumble in the Downs
  • Nobby Carols still popular
  • Local ag businesses excel during awards night
  • Clifton tennis ladies serve up the Christmas cheer
  • Great honour for Laura
  • Pacific Seeds 2022 Agents and Industry Awards
  • Eight Mile project completed
  • Lyn Wright – an unsung community hero
  • Grains Research Development grant application period extended
  • Doctors want bulk-bill funding expanded
  • Community Support Critical to tackling youth crime on Downs
  • Southern Downs Flood repair program
  • Legends of St Patrick’s Ready to Retire
  • New Owners At Allora Tyres
  • Ride for a Roof rocks Wyreema
  • Friends of Felton comes to an end
  • Grant for Pony Club totals over $150,000
  • Abnormal rain events delay SDRC roadworks
  • Breeding program dialling up wheat heat tolerance
  • Central Downs Cricket Association makes a half century
  • Central Downs Cricket Association makes half a century
  • Praise for Pittsworth RSL Sub-branch
  • Netballer off to World Cup
  • Where to buy Lions cakes and puddings
  • Short-term fix to re-open Bypass lanes
  • 100 years: Scrubby Mt Hall
  • Elf hunt returns
  • Sports Funding A Huge Boost For Allora
  • A Very Special Visit
  • 2022 Graduating Class - Year 10 - Allora P-10 State School
  • Chilean Needle Grass - One Of Australia’s Worse Weeds
  • Cambooya Landcare going strong
  • Christmas bells ring in the season
  • RM Williams Equestrian Centre holding two day carnival
  • Councils give water pipeline green light
  • Research work of Naomi Simpson published
  • TRC climbs on board plans to help save koalas
  • Class of 2022 says farewell
  • Bowls club buys first new roller since 1961
  • Widespread wet harvest making things difficult
  • Oakey Golf Club secures grant to repair course
  • Work starts at New Acland
  • Rainy day tour pure joy for garden lovers
  • Funding hopes hit a pothole
  • Community mourns a son taken too soon
  • Lachie Crighton is Lions Youth of the Year
  • Grains, cattle dominant in local ag economy
  • TSBE proposal impresses Minister
  • Queensland Police Mobile Beats expand
  • Snake bites rising in Darling Downs
  • Cambooya teen scoring goals
  • Stolen vehicles across the district, including pizza delivery car
  • Flood of memories at Nobby School
  • Clifton Cemetery’s historic link to Irish Potato Famine
  • Clifton welcomes new business owners
  • Fall Armyworm encroaching on Eastern Downs
  • Labor cuts Ag Shows funding
  • Success for Allora Swim Team
  • The tale of quail
  • Join the count to help boost koala numbers
  • Happy 100th Marjorie Manktelow
  • Josh Keleher club champion for 2022
  • Man dead, another injured in highway crash at Bowenville
  • Dalrymple Creek Flooding Causing Headaches
  • Toowoomba Catholic Schools Excellence Awards
  • Wattles Reform and In Gear for 2023
  • Colourful Goombungee
  • Flood repairs underway... will they be enough?
  • Excellence in Leadership Award for St. Monica’s educator
  • Winners of Oakey Show Society 2022 Dryland Winter Crop Competition
  • Greenmount’s first win
  • Toowoomba Hospital wait times lead state
  • Local photo an award winner
  • Rodeo a buckin’ good time
  • Back Plains Speech Competition
  • Theo's new look for a good cause
  • Women's Shed keeping busy
  • Alumnus of the Year
  • High school kids’ art on display
  • Wyreema Halloween once again a hit
  • ‘Happy to have a look’
  • Council begins Dam Safety Upgrade
  • “Landcare is not just for farmers”
  • Clifton Health Service loses $2m
  • TRC wants to discuss pipeline with Minister
  • Preparing silos now will help growers manage a wet harvest
  • Allora Pool Now Open
  • Power Pole Replacement
  • Halloween Spooked The Kids In Allora
  • Adapting key on saturated farms
  • Biddeston School kicking big goals
  • 'Learning to serve' theme of prayer breakfast
  • More success for Crump siblings
  • Hike to Heal promoting mental health wellbeing
  • Finally!
  • Hanging up the bowser, 30 years on
  • Oakey students step up for hydrogen challenge
  • Better research providing better cropping decisions
  • Making the most of it
  • New look for Christmas Lights comp
  • Special honour bestowed on student
  • Another Tourist Attraction For Allora
  • Allora Heritage Weekend On Again
  • Landcare highlighting plight of koalas inland
  • Rodeo Sash for Peyton
  • Latest Mort & Co award proves 'strength to grow'
  • Workshop expands woodcraft horizons
  • Clifton Races going ahead
  • Huge interest in mine jobs
  • TRC prepared for seasonal forecasts; advising residents to take precautions
  • Grand celebrations for 140th
  • Have yourself a spooktacular time
  • Vaccine research targets lumpy skin disease
  • International Street Fiesta popular
  • Big start to Country Week
  • Students showing Legal Studies prowess
  • Garden Competition winners announced
  • Police warning of online scams when buying Highland cattle
  • Perfect Allora Event
  • Free Community Grant Writing workshop
  • Managing Domestic And Feral Cats
  • Allora’s Pool Closed Until Next Month
  • New clinic open
  • Locals dominating national hockey stage
  • Local park a hidden, historic gem
  • Councillor looks at Coal Seam Gas
  • Oakey State High School welcomes new deputies
  • Oakey Tourist Information Centre receives monthly raffle funds
  • Darling Downs beef success in Sydney
  • A season to remember
  • Sister Kenny’s memory lives
  • Invasive cactus control working well
  • Matthew Denny Visits Allora
  • New Golf Club President
  • Neil Wilson Honoured by Wattles
  • Another Spectacular success
  • 'Umbercollie' earns most votes in spring art show
  • Good times roll at Millmerran
  • Fundraiser will be a conversation starter
  • Help track Blugreen aphids
  • Oakey Men’s Shed member wins trophy in Toowoomba woodcrafting competition
  • Former Oakey couple brings the gift of music to aged care community
  • Aged care residents host community thank you BBQ
  • Solar panel power proving popular
  • TRC to explore tree planting programs
  • Fr Rod preparing to head west
  • Rhyl Bell: A wonderful life of unconditional love
  • New and familiar faces among the Clifton benchrest shooters
  • Joan Cronin Recognised For Her Service To Museum
  • Allora Golf Club celebrates 25 years
  • Snakes Alive - It’s Mating Time
  • A night with Tenori
  • Pittsworth District Alliance breakfast
  • Light horse event salutes war history
  • Oakey garden scores grand champion title
  • Oakey Show Society Dryland Winter Crop Competition
  • Oakey Community Fun Day and Murder Mystery
  • Grants deliver $27k+ for community
  • Harrow changes hands
  • Mount Rascal hit and run remains unsolved
  • Application lodged for Greenmount tip
  • 40 years for Ridgee Didge
  • Numerous groups share in TRC grants
  • QAS execs meet Clifton LAC
  • New Santa Gertrudis record sale
  • Two old faces, one new in Wattles coaching ranks
  • Local Celebrations for Matthew’s Commonwealth Games Gold
  • Discover A Slice Of Allora’s History
  • Angling Stalwart Calls It a Day
  • Perfect Spring day for Toowoomba Jump Club
  • New plant paradise unveiled at RAFF
  • New program bringing farmers into gym
  • Merv and Alma best in field
  • Darling Downs roads claiming more lives
  • Be line aware when hazard reduction burning
  • Get a taste of Viva Australiana
  • Local success at national championships
  • Red meat exports outperform year-ago levels
  • 2020 flood repairs reach major milestone
  • ‘Floss’ pays a visit to local kids
  • New Acland accepting expressions of interest
  • Service to Local Ambulance Committee recognised
  • Oakey Float shines in Floral Parade
  • Future Drought Fund For Rural Communities
  • First Roundabout For Allora
  • Wattles Warriors Winners For 2022
  • ARTC event discusses workforce
  • Fight night delights the crowds
  • Property recovered in police raid
  • Pittsworth netballers take out Grand Final
  • What a great fete!
  • Your chance to highlight region’s worst roads
  • Ideal environmental conditions for Fireweed
  • Putting ‘Community’ into Clifton Community Health Services
  • Inter-school shoot brings out the big guns
  • Sorghum Cropping Opportunities
  • Garth praises Acland decision in Canberra
  • R U OK Oakey?
  • Warning About Handling Bats
  • Clifton area without power after car strikes pole
  • Country Garden theme for 2022 St Stephen's Deb Ball
  • Wildcats Under 12s leap into finals
  • Tributes flow for Keith Jamieson
  • Goat a profitable alternative
  • Vale View students take part in important project
  • Police appeal for information after hit and run
  • Cambooya Pony Club’s success
  • CSHS students racing around the clock
  • ‘Between Black and White’
  • Warriors charge in to Grand Finals
  • Wattles Juniors denied premiership success
  • Mixed Results From Talgai Goldfield
  • New Book - The Men of the 2/26 Battalion
  • MLA Sees Positives Ahead for Herd Rebuild
  • Good Turnout At Allora Pony Club Events
  • Oakey Float almost complete!
  • Team Penning results
  • State Governor celebrates 150 years of Jondaryan School
  • Hamilton says Inland Rail work has begun
  • 'Astro Force' hailed a stellar success
  • Southbrook's rising tennis star
  • WWII medals donated to Pittsworth RSL Sub Branch
  • Building trucks, houses out of ice cream sticks
  • Scientists to release new fungus to fight fast-spreading weed
  • Oakey Prayer Evening a success!
  • Cambooya’s cross country champs
  • Mining lease granted
  • New speed cameras targeting schools, roadworks
  • Call for knitters to help children with trauma
  • Honouring Nobby’s daughter
  • Massive upgrades coming to fruition
  • Season ends for Wattles’ promising Under 13s
  • Making work safer for local paramedics
  • Emmanuel College Choir Performs At Allora
  • Reading the St Patrick’s Allora Way
  • Wattles Feature in Junior Finals
  • Shed on the Murray project gains pace
  • Top gongs for local agents
  • Tradition, speed, hint of rivalry all part of the fun
  • Remembering Vietnam
  • Maximising community facilities
  • Crump family overwhelmed by generosity
  • From the lab to the classroom
  • Amos takes emotional 7th win
  • Fostering student interest in Ag Science
  • Novel approach aims to avoid frost damage
  • Toowoomba Regional Council meetings could return to Clifton
  • Improvements To Poultry Welfare In Australia
  • Wattles Under 17’s March to Grand Final
  • Clifton Hosts Karate Championships
  • Honouring Vietnam Veteran’s Day
  • Oakey schools celebrate Under 8s Day
  • Giant win for Oakey students at the Ekka
  • New owner at Bull & Barley Inn
  • Oakey Scouts ‘Nighthawk’ mission
  • TRC considers fast-tracking reconstruction works
  • Growth demands Wyreema water upgrade
  • New war memorial at Oakey hospital
  • A ‘Sconversation’ at Oakey Railway Station
  • Council moves forward with important road repairs
  • Shining light on jobs in resources sector
  • Yazidi at home at Heritage
  • A century of service celebrated
  • LAC presents defibrillates to golf club
  • Pilton students hit the right note
  • Flying Fox Management Plan For The Region
  • Focus On Farm Photo Competition Is Back
  • Wattles Juniors Taste Success in Warwick
  • Aliens, robots in mix for musical
  • Early epidemic of rust stripe
  • Vietnam Veteran's Day at RSL
  • Pat is RFS Volunteer of the Year
  • Inspirational local mum smashes ParkRun goal
  • Jondaryan’s fourth generation families
  • 100 years of QCWA at Kingsthorpe
  • Oakey Electrical is national finalist
  • Bee prepared this swarm season
  • Cambooya Pony Club draws a crowd
  • A secluded piece of local history
  • New baiting regime managing mice
  • Allora Branch Of Warwick Credit Union Celebrates 30 Years
  • Allora Loves Matthew, Matthew Loves Allora
  • Goomburra Town Hall Jazzy Christmas
  • Spreading the word about FMD and LSD
  • Vital firies recognised
  • Submit your photos to the Goombungee Landcare Comp
  • Sign up for MSA Meat Science Course
  • 45 years is a lot of good mornings and cheerios!
  • Arts Council marks 40 years
  • Lots going on at Vale View State School
  • St Andrew's farewells Rev Peter
  • A very happy first birthday
  • ‘Help us find a doctor’
  • We need some funds to run
  • Entries top 200 cars for street time trials
  • New lanes for important intersection
  • 125 years and kids still having fun
  • Community Spirit - Theme For Catholic Education Week
  • Good Crowds Attend Local Poultry Show
  • Superbikes Championship - 3 Days Of Thrills At Morgan Park
  • Rotary rolls out road safety for students
  • PINK Day at netball courts
  • Sixth pro victory for Stoneleigh
  • The years added up for retiring maths teacher
  • Chemist celebrates Pyjama Day
  • Local beef exporter finalist in QLD awards
  • Lions host Cent Sale
  • Warwick Hospital Welcomes Donation
  • Advice on LSD and FMD
  • Wattles Winners in Stanthorpe
  • Wyreema medical centre in the works
  • Age no barrier for Roy Barsby
  • Revitalising Preston’s Gorman’s Gap Track
  • Plans to build church at Top Camp
  • Great weekend of Polo
  • Lane Passmore and his winning cow
  • Green and Gold Clean Sweep at Pittsworth
  • Ceremony bridges gap
  • Agrifood innovation in limelight
  • Pittsworth to host first Qld title fight
  • Locals join dazzling display
  • Oakey Lions Club Changeover and Markets
  • Petition to keep buildings at the Jondaryan Woolshed
  • PCYC Oakey funding returns
  • Felton key part of murder investigation
  • Westbrook telecom tower approved
  • Lifting a weight off farmers’ shoulders
  • Scientists foggy about dying froggies
  • Renaults roll into Clifton
  • A perfect weekend for polo
  • Laura Unveils Her Statuette
  • Controversial Mount Marshall feedlot approved
  • Latest Grains Research Headed To Pittsworth
  • Wattles demolish Newtown Lions
  • Students set for CGEN spectacular
  • Butter, soft drink... what next for old factory?
  • Colourful winners announced
  • Crash at Felton South
  • Oakey’s first My Murri Kitchen Rules
  • Profitability vs sustainability
  • New employment provider in Oakey
  • Oakey Police unveil First Nations plaque
  • Nominate to become a Toowoomba Youth Leader
  • Young hockey player Tom Campbell is Perth-bound
  • Big works underway
  • U/43 Carnival drought breakers
  • Clifton Lions Club welcomes new executive
  • Regenerating and restoring
  • Brad Jones exits Health Service
  • Scope Club Of Allora Annual Changeover
  • Allora’s first Sporting Immortals arrive tomorrow
  • Update On The Allora Community Hall
  • Foot And Mouth Disease - Is The Government Doing Enough?
  • Fatal Crash At Cambooya
  • Campdraft Assn donates $10k to LifeFlight
  • Raizer Patient Lift Chair put to good use
  • New Oakey Army graduates
  • New Acland lands another approval
  • Celebrating NAIDOC Week in Oakey
  • Pittsworth Barrel Race draws a decent muster
  • Seaweed feedlot supplement a step towards carbon neutrality
  • Koala habitat under threat
  • Operation Zero: road toll targeted during July
  • Darling Downs integral to new research
  • Go dump your thoughts
  • Clifton Cluster cleans up
  • Did you see these vehicles at Felton?
  • Local stud wins national competition
  • Junior Rugby League Zone 5 carnival
  • Shooting down the line
  • Kital Road Bridge - What A Mess!
  • New Owners at Allora Hardware
  • Growers urged to test redlegged earth mite for resistance
  • Plenty to sing about after toughest times
  • Community Chest Raffle celebrates 1 year
  • Meet this year’s Oakey Show committee
  • Future of Jondaryan Mini Rail unknown
  • Splash of colour brought to Oakey
  • Timely Reminder On Fire Safety
  • Two Long-Serving Staff Members Retire
  • Former Residents Visit
  • Warriors Retain Ryan Memorial Shield
  • More police needed
  • Westbrook Wheels’ Show ‘n’ Shine back
  • A few local projects included in budget
  • Restoring Leyburn’s voice
  • Stump by stump, wire by wire
  • Varroa Mite causes concern
  • Local artist's solo show
  • Pittsworth Lions Changeover
  • Christmas in July heading Millmerran's way
  • Pittsworth Panthers basketball Grand Finals
  • Shirley's recipes still hitting the spot
  • A top place to call home
  • Youth crime a worry for locals
  • A great day had at athletics carnival
  • Ramsay State School welcomes Ms Stansbie
  • Tough old machine back in the air
  • Pipeline is in the pipeline
  • Aussie Beef proves to be a winner
  • Local Sporting Immortals To Visit Allora Next Month
  • Summer Storm And Harvest Time
  • Darling Downs Vets warn of cattle worms
  • Jondaryan holds school athletics carnival
  • Jondaryan Mini Rail: “They locked us out”
  • AM Honour for farmer philanthropist
  • Local boxers dominate
  • Showgrounds RV ready
  • 110 years of tractors and cars
  • Learn about those who served us
  • Mayor: flood repair bill may top $100m
  • Congratulations Trevor Bange OAM
  • Didjerbone Show
  • Greenmount Waste Facility upgrade
  • The Melbourne Cup will visit Allora in 2022
  • Knitting For A Good Cause
  • Update On Allora Community Hall
  • Plaques Revealed at Stark’s Trough
  • Students land school based traineeships
  • Car show fundraiser held at Oakey Soccer Club
  • Oakey BBQ team shines at Caboolture and Armidale
  • Auxiliary fire service seeking recruits
  • Silo glamping
  • Gabby's crack at second state title
  • Wattles Claim Rod Frahm Trophy
  • Talgai Drilling Completed
  • Genius Hour at St Patrick’s School
  • Update On Stark’s Trough At Allora
  • New highway servo a step closer
  • Grants helping out after floods
  • Have your say on feral deer strategy
  • BlazeAid to the rescue
  • Baubles, Bangles & Beads
  • Do you know this weed?
  • Preparations for Carnival of Flowers Float begin!
  • Locals shine at Darling Downs Ag Event
  • St Monica’s and Jondaryan SS choirs’ compete at Dalby
  • Queensland Light Horse Parade Rides Into Allora
  • Super Saturday Rugby League Success
  • Introducing The New Leader Of The National Party - David Littleproud
  • Millmerran Field Crop winners
  • Local Men's Shed going gangbusters
  • Let the picking begin
  • Oakey Health Service receives large donation from local family
  • Consider all milk contracts before signing this June
  • Jondaryan Woolshed to welcome campers in August
  • New Acland Stage 3: "We’re talking weeks"
  • Downs Polo Carnival this weekend
  • Promotion for former Downs Ambo
  • A ripping good time at Tallebudgera
  • Littleproud made leader
  • Two new life members for Clifton Historical Society
  • Exporting local produce to the UK
  • Ragh Silverware stays in Wattles’ hands
  • Allora Sports Club’s Alfresco area will floor you!
  • Dalrymple Landscaping Introduces “Attitude Adjustar”
  • History abounds in Allora
  • Local boxer stepping up
  • Tenori promises night to remember
  • Forums to lift lid on wind farm project
  • Push for regional students to pursue jobs in health
  • Ray White Oakey hosts Biggest Morning Tea
  • Walk Safely to School Day
  • Potential telecom tower for Westbrook
  • Tour de Wyreema
  • Big boost for equine centre plans
  • A week to remember for Wattles Under 9s
  • Researchers deliver a blow to powdery mildew
  • Clifton Medical Practice here to stay
  • New $6.8m hall for state high school
  • Book exposes WWII prison camps
  • LAC delivers defibs for community
  • Meeting demands rail review
  • First Talgai Goldfields samples shipped off
  • Allora’s Two Special Nonagenarians
  • Water main break on Warwick-Allora line
  • Young Warriors Gain Rep Selection
  • Proposed new silo manufacturing site
  • Ag students honour Do it for Dolly Day
  • Local crime rates lower over past 2 weeks
  • Westbrook has its say
  • Wyreema hosting major cycling event
  • Funding changing for some community events
  • Grant keeping things tidy at airfield
  • Loose dogs bite man on Mason Street
  • Impact of war in Ukraine on Australian agriculture
  • Huge round of grants for local groups
  • Tool helping grain growers preserve good bugs
  • Pittsworth Danes Rugby League results
  • Forrest Street units approved
  • Allora on flood watch
  • Allora’s Heritage Weekend Washed Out
  • Good roll-up at the Young Bird Show
  • New National Throws Centre excites Matt Denny
  • Allora’s Spectacular Undercover Arena officially opened
  • Local young hockey players take step up
  • Stolen, burnt vehicles more prevalent
  • $50,000 Photo comp
  • Junior Warriors shine against Jets
  • Promote farm safety and win
  • This will warm your heart
  • Brief stopover leaves an impression
  • Oakey Info Centre
  • Darling Downs farmers fighting back against CSG activities
  • Oakey Show 2022
  • Let’s Have A Game Of Tennis
  • Our Graingrowers Need To Be Involved
  • First hole collared at Talgai Goldfields
  • Prison Park Now Home To 1,000 Trees
  • Oakey Show new date
  • Free sausage sizzles, zooper doopers, music at skatepark
  • Help shape the AgTech Roadmap
  • Celebrating a century
  • Barrel rides at Pittsworth Showgrounds
  • Car show draws huge crowd
  • Upgrade for bridge at Brookstead
  • New owners for Wheatsheaf Hotel
  • Do you recall Cambooya Junior Performance Festival?
  • Council preparing residential development assistance measures
  • Polocrosse carnival attracts strong support
  • Golf Club support for Clifton Hospital complex
  • Clifton Polocrosse
  • Wattles case settled
  • Let there be water
  • Good Results in Cross Country Event
  • Danes fall short against Southern Suburbs
  • Work begins on new Millmerran pool
  • Early services proving popular
  • Westbrook revisits unveiling of “Digger”
  • Greenmount ANZAC Day commemoration
  • Joffre Bell’s sky high experience
  • Clearance of lots at auction
  • Have your say on grains research
  • Oakey ANZAC Day
  • Oakey Resident ‘Pat Kelly’ turns 100
  • Plan to replace Kates Street culverts
  • Congratulations to Arch Chandler Who Is 99 Next Monday
  • Wattles Edge out Cowboys in Battle Royale
  • Let’s Go Back In Time
  • Goomburra Town Hall Trivia Night Winners 2022
  • Eight Mile Overpass Takes Shape
  • Register for upcoming Agworkforce summit
  • Oakey Anglican Church draw Easter Raffle
  • The end of an era
  • Local judoka takes home gold
  • Busy Easter for equestrian
  • Mouse and insect pressure highlights importance of hygiene
  • RV rollover at Eton Vale
  • ANZAC Day locally
  • New Domestic Violence office
  • Home town hero for ANZAC Day
  • Helping out those who save lives
  • District ready to mark ANZAC Day 2022
  • Farmers facing a tough battle to rescue sorghum crops
  • Wattles thump Lions in mid week clash
  • SES Welcomes Volunteers
  • Allora RSL Among Grant Recipients
  • Support For Ag Shows
  • Allora Show Equestrian Events Finally Held
  • Emily Maguire's Felton concert well received
  • Grant gives Nobby group shelter
  • Hike to Heal Australia puts best foot forward
  • Community effort at Nobby Rec Reserve
  • Bethnal Green Park looking good
  • USQ developing new way to plan crop production
  • Local business involved with donation
  • Youth Week festivities enjoyed
  • Impact of the war in Ukraine
  • Peranga Regenerative Agriculture Workshop
  • Three locals charged with drug offences in Oakey
  • Young up and coming Oakey author
  • Nutrien Livestock and Agronomy Event
  • Major Flooding Of Dalrymple Creek In Allora
  • Denny takes on World’s Best
  • Allora Heritage Weekend Definitely Going Ahead
  • Progress underway for new Oakey service station
  • Oakey Show organisers win state awards
  • The Fathering Project
  • Weber wins big
  • Local community group makes generous donation
  • ‘The Wisdom of Trees’ art exhibition now open in Pittsworth
  • National Grower Network Forum held in Pittsworth
  • Wattles score three wins in three grades
  • When will it ever stop raining?
  • Clifton hunt for new doctors
  • Powdery mildew spotted locally
  • Sheppard Road, Wyreema afflicted by extensive damage
  • New school unveiled
  • Equestrian Weekend
  • Allora Grain & Milling Sold
  • New Hope Acland Mine submitted all documents
  • CWA House hosts thank you BBQ for flood volunteers
  • Crime prevention officers tour the Darling Downs
  • TRC partners with Land for Wildlife
  • Key reforms expand drought assistance to more farmers
  • Clean Up Australia Day a success
  • Gatton - Clifton Road pummelled by rain
  • Helping to regenerate thinking
  • Millmerran students lap up water workshop
  • Competing on the biggest stage
  • Commemorating the ‘Major of Leyburn’
  • Oakey Landcare members spend a morning planting more koala habitat
  • Pest and weed experts come to Oakey
  • Oakey State High School Investiture
  • A muddy good time at Emu Gully Camp
  • Seniors Devonshire Tea visits Nobby
  • Trivia buffs take to the battlefield
  • Celebration at the station
  • Running out of room
  • Pittsworth Tennis Club honours remarkable record
  • Jackson Free is Clifton Golf Champion
  • Wattles Under 7 Side With Coach Shadai
  • Merivale Street Closed
  • Busy Launch For Katie’s Cocktail Cafe
  • Pittsworth Danes Rugby League Girls Carnival
  • Crash at Glengallan
  • WANTED - Gum Leaves
  • Downs Polo To Start In April
  • Mandatory rainwater tanks for Southern Downs
  • Pittsworth Garden Club members visit Stanthorpe festival
  • Jake Kinsey receives his Australia Day Award
  • Pittsworth student wins Lions Youth of the Year
  • Kulpi wins grand final, unbeaten all season
  • Updated disease ratings prepare growers for high stripe rust risk
  • Property shortage hits Oakey
  • Emu Creek Bridge severely damaged
  • Local boys selected for Queensland
  • Westbrook park plans unveiled
  • Crocker helps secure shield
  • Local councils want feedback on rabbit board
  • Nobby having a say on recreation grounds future
  • Water wait almost over
  • Southern Downs Regional Council stripped of Award
  • Allora Community Hall Not Available For Hire
  • Barrett Shield Countdown
  • Glengallan To Light Up Again
  • Wet weather sees increase in hoof abscesses
  • Oakey Scouts band together for Clean Up Australia Day
  • Oakey Bowls Club awarded grant
  • Pittsworth World Day of Prayer service
  • Living link with Pardey past visits Pittsworth
  • 2022 modified Pittsworth Show was a success
  • Sports club's plans in disarray due to road damage
  • Well-travelled musician coming to Felton Hall
  • Call for hay to feed flood affected stock
  • Congratulations to Bonnie Frost: 2021 Dux
  • Piggeries on alert following JEV case
  • Downs Polo to start in April
  • Have your say: A review of the Darling Downs-Moreton Rabbit Board
  • Let’s Help Insure The Goomburra Hall
  • Scope Helps Out With New Aprons!
  • Laura’s Statuette To Be Unveiled
  • Overnight rainfall wreaks havoc, causes road closures
  • Oakey Scout Group celebrates Founder’s Day
  • Kulpi SS welcomes new preps
  • Education Department watching Fernleigh
  • Newman Road closed in March for repairs
  • Project boosts veg biosecurity prep
  • A few interesting historical finds
  • Spring Creek Caravan Park seeks expansion
  • Know the difference between rabbits and hares
  • New guide to boost Queensland’s pulse industry
  • Pardey Photography Exhibition now open
  • Man airlifted to hospital following Greenmount bull attack
  • Allora’s Queensland Champion Reign Continues
  • Start Your Engines for Allora Heritage Weekend
  • Good Turnout For Landcare Ceremony
  • Traffic Disruptions At 8 Mile Intersection From Monday
  • BoM issues severe weather warning for Darling Downs
  • Jondaryan State School honours 150th anniversary with new gates
  • Sports development officers at OSHS
  • Proposed Oakey health and community centre
  • TRC assertion of enough land rejected
  • Cambooya’s connection to the QCWA
  • Pittsworth Showgirl and Rural Ambassador presentation
  • Take Your Marks! Get Set!
  • Residents object to Pittsworth’s new unit proposal
  • Domestic organics regulation feedback
  • Nobby Recreation Ground future in doubt
  • Community pays respect to Brett Knecht
  • New pulse storage guide available
  • Nick Van Der Poel back with Wattles
  • First Event in Allora Showgrounds New Arena
  • Allora’s Happy Snappers
  • Another fingerling release at Oakey Creek
  • Councillor questions impact of new management roles
  • 50 years of the Oakey Art Group
  • Westbrook residents want main road safety improvements
  • RM’s vision a reality
  • Drones battling Fall armyworm
  • Australian grain found to be a world leader in low emissions intensity production
  • John’s a man on a mission
  • Royal Hotel Leyburn changes hands
  • Have your say: should trucks be able to drive through the centre of Pittsworth?
  • New unit complex proposed for Pittsworth
  • Local find added to Museum collection
  • Clifton Landcare nominated for state award
  • Wattles confident ahead of Barrett Shield
  • Allora festival receives extra funding
  • Locals wanting to preserve Stark’s Trough
  • A Good Season For Sorghum Crops On The Darling Downs
  • Heavenly home changes hands
  • 2022 Pittsworth Show’s modified program
  • Demolition starts to make way for new Millmerran Pool
  • Moore Trailers mural now complete
  • Rapid Antigen Tests now available in Pittsworth
  • Four dead in nine days
  • Hub to support soil capacity
  • End of ANZ bank in Oakey
  • Junior Bears get set for bumper 2022
  • Sorghum in full bloom
  • Jo Sheppard new QFF CEO
  • ‘Tribute tree’ incorporated into Hike to Heal
  • Welcome relief for Toowoomba commuters
  • Wilkinsons kindly donate piano
  • Sprouted wheat an option for Asian markets
  • Clifton golfers come up with the goods
  • TRC awards tender for Millmerran Aquatic Centre upgrade
  • Allora’s Famous Mural Artists Excel
  • Applications invited for Regional Arts Development Fund
  • Pittsworth Campdraft was a great success
  • PSHS new principal welcomed at Lions event
  • The St Patrick’s Way of Life
  • Great recognition for former Cambooya Shire public servant
  • Truck rollover at Cambooya
  • Jordon makes Australian futsal team
  • Grant will enhance Leyburn Memorial
  • Saint Frannies welcomes new principal
  • Fall armyworm prevalent locally
  • New pre-breeding co-investment to tackle sorghum lodging
  • New owners takeover Oakey’s The Grand Hotel
  • Local school captures 150 years of memories
  • Inglewood take out district pairs bowls competition
  • $20 million to get rid of pests and weeds
  • Mirrabooka Revisited
  • U3A sign on morning a success
  • New investment tackles sorghum lodging
  • Grants boost community groups
  • Early intervention is key to summer weed management
  • Bernborough Tavern raffle funds go to local soccer club
  • Driver escapes injury after early morning crash
  • Oakey Show postponed due to COVID-19
  • Howell’s that
  • Autonomous tractors to hit assembly line
  • Vehicle manoeuvrability upgrade for Lions Park, Hodgson Vale
  • Work underway to clear flood debris
  • Percy Pugliese pulls back
  • Dog attack prompts warning to others
  • New look Eight Mile taking shape
  • Co-investment project to tackle sorghum lodging
  • Flying high after awards
  • Heavy Horse Festival Coming To Allora
  • Not a bad view at all atop Mount Peel
  • Tighter regulations to stamp out commercial goat theft
  • Two new railmotors for DownsSteam
  • Safer speeds in Allora
  • 2022 Clifton Show postponed
  • Covid-19 uncertainty claims upcoming Oakey B & B Rodeo
  • Cambooya Australia Day celebrations going ahead with changes
  • Remembering Les Wilson
  • How’s the fishing around Clifton?
  • Grants for landholders to clear illegal dumping
  • How local residents can get involved in solving a crime
  • Mower grant much appreciated
  • Pittsworth kids lining up for jabs
  • Australia Day celebrations invitation only
  • Excellence in Eating Quality Series
  • Loos at the ready
  • 100 Years At Echo-Dell
  • Local School Principal Earns Highest Academic Honours
  • 2022 Allora Show Cancelled
  • Hit and run on Stanley Street in Pittsworth
  • Holiday hay fires costly for farmers
  • Fire causes losses for Nobby farmers
  • Pittsworth community farewells adopted son
  • A New Year message and COVID-19 update from Member for Southern Downs James Lister
  • NH Foods confirms workplace incident at Oakey Beef Exports
  • Council weighs up options
  • Magpies celebrate win after Oakey Tennis 2021 grand final
  • New year, new tree
  • Former Cliftonite publishes book
  • Landholders urged to treat, report invasive weed outbreaks
  • Calls to make COVID-19 testing more accessible
  • Taps Turned On At Allora Reservoir
  • New Tractor for Sports Club
  • Congratulations to the recipients of the Allora P-10 State School Primary Awards 2021
  • Win for New Hope at Acland
  • Pittsworth lights up for Christmas
  • Pittsworth man awarded prestigious scholarship
  • Pittsworth Golf Club Clifworth Shield
  • Cambooya featured in GrainGrowers 2022 calendar
  • Cambooya’s Waylon Barron joins QDO board
  • Vandalism destroying Wyreema’s Barton Park
  • Stink bug falls foul to sniffer dogs
  • Two grants to boost Clifton tennis
  • Jockey Club lends a helping hand
  • $10.5 million of cannabis seized
  • Oakey hosts men’s bowls final
  • Get into the Christmas spirit with the Oakey community tree
  • Show member is Bundaberg bound thanks to local sponsor
  • Businesses ready for December 17
  • Brookstead woman named as FFN Director
  • ‘Christmas Bows & Mistletoe’ performance
  • Farewelling the Oakey Youth Project
  • Man hit while riding a mower
  • Whatever it takes
  • Pittsworth business owners start new venture
  • St Francis de Sales School awards
  • 2021 Winners of the David Rackley Memorial swims
  • Darwalla Hatchery Expansion
  • It’s A Girl!
  • Bunker's Hill State School 2021 Swimming Carnival
  • Toowoomba to Warwick Pipeline preparations begin
  • Christmas spirit at Wyreema Hall
  • Pittsworth’s U3A celebrates 10 years
  • Rural Aid offering farmers support
  • 30 years of Priebbenow Silage
  • Appeal for public assistance following cattle theft, Tarome
  • Allora Bowls
  • Scope Happily Receives Donation
  • Improving Water Security For Allora
  • A Taste of Malaysia at QCWA
  • Clifton Ladies Tennis Christmas Party
  • Storm season on everyone’s minds
  • Pittsworth set to receive more rain than 2011
  • Landcare competition identifies budding photographers
  • Oakey’s not dead yet
  • Esme "Granny" Dorries turns 106
  • Students have a brush with Olympic gold
  • Cambooya Landcare Committee re-elected
  • New mural embodies Bunker’s Hill State School
  • Heavy rainfall wreaks havoc across Darling Downs
  • Flood Rescue at Kelvinhaugh-Yalangur Road
  • Flooding and road closures following rain
  • Helicopter airlifts patient after Allora crash
  • St Monica’s priests celebrate major milestones
  • Fathers come together for Barefoot Bowls afternoon
  • Oakey State High School farewells Leigh Hilsdon
  • Pittsworth’s CBA branch now permanently closed
  • Meet Our New Police Officer
  • Clifton SHS class of 2021 bids farewell
  • Goomburra Town Hall Play Area Paved
  • Club honours tennis coach
  • Nurseries dominate local ag economy
  • New terminal at InterLink SQ
  • Local agricultural economy worth $78.91 million
  • The smallest coins can make a big difference
  • Construction to progress on Millmerran Pool
  • Oakey parks turn into rivers following periods of heavy rainfall
  • 53rd Annual Rotary Swim Carnival
  • Fallen vegetation on Gatton - Clifton Road below the range
  • Clifton-Leyburn Road work underway
  • Oakey Bears welcomes first ever womens side
  • TRC report shows ideas for future planning
  • Stalls galore at Wyreema Hall Market Day
  • Top cop tells locals that crime spike under control
  • Old fashion fun at Jondaryan Harvest Banquet
  • Pittsworth Tennis Club’s champs decided
  • Land Court continues with focus on noise, dust pollution
  • Landcare releases dung beetles
  • Approval sought for expansion of piggery
  • Residents celebrated Melbourne Cup in style
  • Crowds back at Goombungee for Jacaranda Day
  • A vast variety of crafts at Art in the Park
  • Nobby Cricket Club calls stumps
  • School Reunion Enjoyed By All Attendees
  • Chief Cattle Steward Resigns
  • Williams Family Waste Warrior Winners
  • Vaccination clinic returns to Oakey this weekend
  • BOM releases 2022 weather calendar
  • Restrictions to end for vaxxed at 80%
  • Bush VaxBus to stop at local venues
  • Promotion idea - Clifton: ‘The Friendly Town’
  • Boyes Family medals now homed at RSL
  • Fr Thomas celebrates 40 years in the Priesthood
  • ‘Jackos’ makes $50,000 for cancer charities
  • New full-size sports court unveiled at Biddeston
  • Breakfast sustains community link
  • Arthur Postle Gift race day went off with a bang
  • New gear for medical practice
  • Cricket returns for 2021 summer
  • Great Success For Hendon’s Milton Park
  • Fill Your Weekend With Beautiful Scenery And Inspiring Art
  • Allora Swimming Club Returns!
  • Rural Aid helps fill ag worker shortage
  • Halloween in Wyscreama
  • Cambooya Festival of Small Halls
  • Calls for more action on crime
  • VaxBus to roll into local towns next week
  • Remembrance Day - November 11
  • Oakey Junior Cricket Club raises awareness for important cause
  • Quality entries in Oakey Show Society winter crop competition
  • Councillors consult with local community during visit to Oakey
  • Pittsworth Golf
  • Another bumper winter harvest for Australia
  • Over 150 vaccines administered at local clinic
  • Pittsworth Mayoral Prayer Breakfast a sell-out
  • New strategies underway to sustain local Health Services
  • Local farmer retires from QDO Board
  • Beaudesert horse takes Clifton Cup
  • Clifton Races maxed out
  • Eight Mile Intersection Upgrade
  • News From Clifton Benchrest Shooters
  • Days For Girls’ Big Day Out
  • Two Oakey teens charged after 12 day crime spree
  • Cambooya Hall upgrade complete
  • Cambooya hosts Seniors Morning Tea
  • Join Allora Community Circle for a Spooktakular afternoon in Allora this Halloween!
  • Seven youths charged with over 85 break and enter, vehicle theft offences
  • Resident’s carrot and beetroot bonanza!
  • Pittsworth's indoor bowlers play for the Pivot Shield
  • New subdivision planned on Margetts Street
  • Certificate 1 students graduate in Oakey-first program
  • Local students top national young judges event
  • Pilton students win big in hermitage competition
  • Drone Commander adds to fleet
  • Planes, Trains and Automobiles
  • Champion Of Champions Ekka Sheep Competition
  • Winners of Champion Iris at Country Week
  • Oakey Rainbow Staircase project a step closer
  • Biddeston Hall birthday party
  • Large Crowd Enjoyed St Pat’s Fete last Friday Night
  • Squash Proving Popular At Allora
  • Vaccination hub to open at Oakey State High School this weekend
  • Have a spooktacular night
  • Westbrook Wyreema Rail Trail mostly popular
  • Nobby Lutheran Church to celebrate its 80th anniversary
  • Politicians visit Pittsworth
  • Arthur Postle Gift race day approaching
  • Pittsworth’s Craft and Fine Food event a success
  • Oakey does community proud in Queensland Murri Carnival
  • Tornado spotted near Pittsworth
  • Awards galore for Back Plains SS
  • GAB bore delayed
  • Community Chest gives back to Oakey Historical Museum
  • An afternoon of music at Nobby
  • A rail trail from Westbrook to Wyreema?
  • Southern Downs Regional Council connects with Allora
  • Girls 10 - 12yrs Rugby League State Championships
  • Greenmount Hall bike show a success
  • History made as Ag Worker Visa created
  • New Hope reaffirms push for approvals as Stage 2 winds up
  • Local groups to receive funding
  • Clifton Jockey Club ready for races
  • Oakey children thank police for their service
  • Landcare thanks locals for support
  • The Mulberry Project supported by new program
  • Tribute to Don Breeze
  • First pool lessee honoured
  • Upgrades To Allora’s Water Supply
  • Allora Model T Ford Owners Visit Millmerran Museum
  • Clifton defeats Allora in inter-club golf
  • Cambooya child care centre confirmed
  • $8.1 million for Toowoomba to Warwick pipeline
  • The sky is the limit for sorghum
  • Fire destroys abandoned house and shed in Oakey
  • TRC asks for water security
  • Local volunteer retires after years of service
  • Pool upgrades move ahead as tender awarded
  • Millmerran’s bowls competition success
  • Woman raises almost $15K for cancer research
  • Pittsworth Pioneer Village Strategic Master Plan
  • Allora Historical Society Executives Re-Elected
  • 160kph on Highway
  • TRC planning for new Southern Waste Facility
  • Unwarranted attack on drone pilot
  • Local girl competes at Rugby League State Championship
  • Sheep and goat meat industry to see growth
  • Country Week garden exhibits
  • Wet spring forecast, with La Niña possible
  • Oakey shines in Carnival of Flowers Floral Parade
  • Calls for more international tenants at local army base
  • More opportunities for rural women
  • Feedback sought on road widening at Felton
  • Surprise visit for budding young local netballers
  • Pittsworth’s TCOF Garden Competition success
  • From the classroom to the workplace
  • Warwick farmers repair bushfire damaged fencing with Rural Aid’s help
  • Grand Final Glory Eludes the Warriors Reserves
  • Popular Police Officer Transferred
  • Calls for council to save koalas
  • Festival of Small Halls comes to Cambooya
  • Record canola spurs another wonder winter crop
  • Police visit Wyreema State School
  • Big Day in Goomburra Valley
  • Local win in photography competition
  • A cracking good Cambooya Campdraft
  • Olympic Bronze Medallist Harriet Hudson visits Allora
  • Matthew Denny an Allora favourite
  • Fireweed blazing through local paddocks
  • Good turn out at seniors morning tea
  • St Monica’s School turns 100
  • Three upgrades to improve Warrego Highway safety
  • Entries open for Oakey Show Dryland Winter Crop Competition
  • Pittsworth Wildcats Award Presentations
  • Caravanners arrive for State Rally
  • Pittsworth’s latest COVID jab figures revealed
  • Guest impressed by Clifton Museum
  • Man critical after crash at East Greenmount
  • New vaccination hub at Clifford Gardens
  • Wattles Reserves make TRL Grand Final
  • Oakey's Carnival of Flowers float taking shape
  • Ten years of Team Penning events celebrated at Oakey Showgrounds
  • Councillor questions decision to make TRC more “top heavy”
  • Oakey High School Ag team demonstration
  • Millmerran Campdraft
  • Inland Rail controversy continues
  • Merrilyn Strohfeldt retires as CEO
  • Being on top of grain storage a must
  • Rockin’ at Back Plains
  • Child safety at Pittsworth Kindy
  • Attack Of The Australian Light Horse On Beersheba
  • SDRC donating water tanks
  • Matthew Denny Welcome Home Event - TODAY!
  • Plenty of help for National Tree Day at Westbrook
  • TRC quells concern about Greenmount’s water
  • An Olympic visit
  • Wattles Under 16s ready for grand final
  • Hendon Bushfire
  • Oakey welcomes full time youth support worker
  • Pittsworth CBA branch closing
  • Local feedlot in national finals
  • Toowoomba basketball legend shares his skills
  • Behind the scenes of Army Aviation
  • More grants for Murray–Darling rivers and wetlands
  • New town clock proposed
  • Clifton Mid Week Fours Winners
  • A Special Treat For Allora
  • Wyreema comes together
  • New disabled ramp for horse riding
  • 750HP Nascar to hit the track
  • More shooting, less searching
  • Clifton winter rainfall tops 100mm
  • High school turns pink for McGrath Foundation
  • Grant to boost local groups
  • Recognising the sacrifice of Vietnam Veterans
  • Wildcats finish fixture rounds on a high
  • PSHS students navigate challenges
  • Fatal crash at East Greenmount
  • PATS’ spectacular ‘We Will Rock You’ performances
  • State’s drought area reduced slightly
  • John McVeigh to take over as chair of TSBE
  • Spring Creek roadwork totalled $618,000
  • It's time to change youth outcomes
  • 50 years of butchering
  • St Patricks Conquer the Greens
  • Days For Girls Need Helpers
  • Facts for farmers at Foundation Farm
  • Loss To The Community
  • Galloping to success
  • A grand opening at Obst Park
  • Pub Darts champs
  • Covid Uncertainty Claims Iconic Auction
  • Spike in LCMV cases
  • Foursomes golf champions
  • A place for blokes to share and listen
  • Landcare workshop highlights natives
  • Oakey State High School social enterprise project in state finals
  • Darling Downs Inland Rail route condemned
  • Crime Stoppers visits Oakey
  • A grand day out
  • Flood recovery roadworks well underway
  • Growers urged to monitor for cereal diseases
  • Stolen vehicle plows into Oakey property
  • Gore Highway upgrades
  • Pittsworth SES to restart
  • Foaling season begins in region
  • Historic Leyburn Sprints postponed
  • Investigations continue into crash
  • Katter attacks proposed UN meat tax
  • Oakey hosts annual golf carnival
  • Pittsworth woman’s African adventure
  • Still screening movies after 100 years
  • The sort of roo you wouldn’t want to meet
  • Crime Stoppers to answer questions in Oakey tomorrow
  • Matthew Denny statue for Allora?
  • Darling Downs Health offering Pfizer vaccine
  • Allora Men's Shed elects new committee
  • Free workshop at Allora for farmers and transport operators
  • A bit of Indigenous culture for Wyreema State School
  • Bunker's Hill students plant for the future
  • St Monica’s go for gold
  • Cattle producers set to spring into spring
  • Study continues into future use of former Oakey Depot
  • PSHS students complete RYDA program
  • Good moos: missing cattle located
  • Clifton’s water woes quenched
  • Lions Presentation Evening
  • Oakey man critically injured after physical altercation
  • EKKA Cancelled
  • Are you bogged mate?
  • Funding For Upgrades At Warwick Airport
  • Region will soon be ready for take off
  • Well Done Matthew - What A Champion!
  • Westbrook’s new grocery store
  • New RACQ LifeFlight Rescue doctors on the Downs
  • Local Training Award Success
  • Wellcamp export hub takes off
  • Pavilion honours quiet achievers
  • Traffic Crash/Drink Driver
  • PSHS Students at CGEN
  • End of an era for Oakey saleyards
  • Pittsworth’s disturbing domestic violence rates
  • Football success
  • Wellcamp hub growing quickly
  • Applications open for mentoring program
  • Payments to change at medical practice
  • Former Southern Downs MP Lawrence Springborg elected LNP State President
  • New look for Westbrook Supermarket
  • Denny is final bound
  • Discus Champion Matthew Denny ready to take on the world
  • Smart standpipes now in Pittsworth
  • Record rescues at Toowoomba LifeFlight
  • Bowenville has their sights set on Ekka glory
  • Major upgrades completed at Oakey Beef
  • Local man charged with theft of a Porsche SUV
  • PSHS students shine on stage
  • Local success on horseback
  • Sewerage work underway in Cambooya
  • 219 cars, 58 makes set for sprints
  • Lots of interest in discus throwing at the Allora P-10 School Sports
  • Drought Community Outreach Event At Allora Well Attended
  • Miserable Weather for Jumpers and Jazz Festivities in Allora but Visitors Didn’t Seem To Mind
  • Rallying for a good cause
  • Support for district’s farmers
  • BREAKING: Fatal traffic crash, Millmerran Downs
  • A celebration for Betty
  • Local award finalist shows that persistence pays off
  • Woman injured in Oakey-Pittsworth Road rollover
  • TRC to begin property inspections as part of its 2021-22 Biosecurity Surveillance Program
  • Better soil testing could ‘save dollars on-farm’
  • Ciesiolka returns to Broncos side
  • Hangar perpetuates memory of dedicated supporter
  • Matt Duggan stars in Wattles eleven try blitz
  • Oakey Showgrounds pavilion opening date
  • The Grange residents chuffed after enjoying an engine-ous outing
  • Death, taxes and checking in
  • Three deaths on our region’s roads in just two weeks
  • Golf Clinics at the Allora Sports Club
  • Frost no deterrent for motorcyclists
  • Mega Arena Takes Shape
  • New cameras to monitor driving habits
  • Out of the weeds, into the future
  • Recognition of Distinguished Service
  • Boxing Ring Operating In Allora
  • Visit Allora during Jumpers and Jazz
  • Undiscovered pathogen found in mungbean, sorghum paddocks
  • Constructing a new future
  • Millmerran bowler wins Australian Open
  • Millmerran students on track with STEM
  • Pfizer vaccine rollout in Pittsworth
  • Concrete waste used as house pad
  • Have your say on Dairy Code of Conduct
  • Another big name is Leyburn-bound
  • A scone and a cuppa in Pilton
  • Community groups to potentially unify
  • Meet Allora’s New Pharmacist
  • Mount Peel upgrades completed
  • TRC to upgrade Greenmount Tip
  • BREAKING NEWS: Two dead and others critical following serious traffic crash in Mount Irving
  • Pittsworth to host Zone 4 Rugby Carnival
  • Road safety campaign focuses on avoidable deaths
  • Southbrook dairy farmer receives grant
  • Pittsworth Lions Club donates to local causes
  • Beef City hosts phase one of Paddock to Palate
  • Local groups benefit from Youth Grants
  • Museum connects next generation with bygone era
  • Ute stolen, burnt out
  • Smoking the competition
  • Ramsay couple buys a church
  • Felton book launch a success
  • Agriculture visa to secure labour force for Farmers
  • Goomburra presents The Grand Celebratory Dinner
  • The Melbourne Cup coming to Allora - now how did that happen?
  • Reppel's to be known as Drayton House
  • Bunker's Hill State School excel in district athletics
  • Highway upgrade sites in Hodgson Vale
  • Technology trial underway at Devon Park Road rail crossing
  • Wattles Warriors in top form for home crowd
  • TRC’s ‘carefully optimistic’ 2021-22 Budget announced
  • Extending the greenbelt
  • Charlie Uebergang licensed for Word and Sacrament
  • Bowenville celebrates ripper cricket season
  • Mixed reactions to State Budget
  • Fifty years servicing the community
  • Better understanding our local weather
  • High School among budget winners
  • Drilling strikes liquid gold
  • Fatal traffic crash on Gore Highway near Pittsworth
  • Council rates to rise by 2.76 per cent
  • Government seeking input on New England Highway
  • Facelift for Cambooya Hall
  • Allora P-10 State School Sports News
  • Allora Scope Scoops The Pool
  • Deuchar Church Goes For High Price
  • Top Camp man gets top honour
  • Warriors Retain Ragh Family Trophy
  • Crochet work with a purpose
  • Quinalow State School choir shines in Eisteddfod win
  • JBS confirms hacker payment
  • Food and fashion at Biggest Morning Tea
  • Zero tolerance for healthcare staff abuse
  • Southbrook workshop on new dairy tech
  • Continued funding greatly appreciated by local groups
  • Barrel Racing in Pittsworth
  • Mother‘s Union Friendship Day celebrations
  • Betty Denning awarded Medal of the Order of Australia
  • One person dead and another critical after crash at Bowenville
  • Here Are Some Happy, Healthy Blokes At Our Local Men’s Shed
  • Locals Have Big Win At Farmfest
  • Black Spot to be fixed
  • Matthew Qualifies For Tokyo Olympics
  • RACQ advocates improvements for local state roads
  • Winter crop planting set to boom
  • Danes take on the Wattles Warriors
  • The sun shines on state’s day
  • Action taken on Langsdorf Road
  • Downs Shield kicks off Polo Season
  • Big roll-up for Polocrosse event
  • How the Woolshed should operate
  • New doors open into Sri Lanka
  • TRC comments on Hodgson Vale Road
  • New book explores Felton’s history
  • Jam-packed Chappy Week for local chaplains
  • Happy birthday Victoria Hill QCWA
  • James Lister Returns to Work
  • Local rugby success
  • Golf Club completes tee-rific renovations
  • Tennis champions crowned
  • Police warn motorists to take care at local level crossings
  • New logo ushers new era for Chamber of Commerce
  • Healthcare workshop inspires CSHS students
  • Pilton landfill rehabilitation begins
  • Benjarra Limousins another winner at Beef 2021
  • NAB branches to stay - for now
  • From Greenmount to the world
  • New weed control hub
  • Lifeflight Benefits From Grainshed Machinery Group’s Tractor Trek
  • Local MP Supports Women’s Sport
  • Money For Allora In SDRC Draft Budget
  • Allora Hosts Days for Girls Workshop
  • New water truck fleet for region’s roads
  • Locals win Branded Beef title
  • Another bank branch to close
  • Pittsworth students attend Aspire2Health workshop
  • Farewell to Miss Miller
  • Millmerran set to make a splash
  • Boost For School Excursions
  • Wattles down rivals in Reserves
  • Get your running shoes on
  • GRDC sunflower workshop at Pittsworth
  • Five Crews At Hay Fire
  • Global cultures to centre on Toowoomba
  • Warwick win local derby in flying finish
  • Allora Community Auction Postponed
  • Deuchar Sacred Heart Church For Sale
  • Region’s unemployment figure falls
  • Pittsworth Panthers Amateur Basketball News
  • Beauaraba Living’s $9.1m expansion unveiled
  • TRC has received $12 million for local roads - Clifton has seen none of it
  • Canine inspection program in Wyreema seeing positive results
  • Lone Eagle Flying School at David Hack Classic
  • East Street roadworks still going
  • Youth shine in art competition
  • Be on the lookout for pestivirus
  • Success for PSHS students at Beef 2021
  • $40 million of illicit tobacco uncovered
  • QFF Responds to Federal Budget
  • Liberal Party tops funding for Groom by-election
  • Clearing sale sees end of an era
  • Beef sustainability report card released
  • Pharmacy shoppers back Men’s Shed
  • Crime statistics for Clifton area revealed
  • Bridge to success
  • RFDS improves medical care capabilities
  • ACCC report on ag machinery servicing and repairs
  • Local cricketer wins rookie title
  • Exhibition transforms Clifton Library
  • Allora’s Biggest Morning Tea well supported
  • Local success at Beef Australia
  • Offences drop 64% year on year
  • Pittsworth Senior Citizens Club marks a magnificent milestone
  • Local cattleman named #eatqld Champion
  • Injury strapped Warriors held scoreless at Highfields
  • Avoid fines: new requirements for tyre use on silage
  • Allora’s Progressive P-10 School
  • Wyreema SS Students represent Darling Downs
  • Congratulations Reagan
  • Chamber plans for bumper 12 months
  • Wattles Top Graders Share League Honours
  • Producers win gold in Wagyu Branded Beef competition
  • How long for Clifton NAB branch?
  • Approval for self storage facility
  • Funding announced for local community groups
  • The Grand Old Lady turns 115 years old
  • Watch out for Parthenium weed
  • Pittsworth Pelicans Cricket Club Awards Night
  • McKellar leads Brumbies to final
  • Acland Stage 3 uncertainty revealed as “policy decision”
  • Ride for bowel cancer passes through
  • Allora Festival A Hit
  • Landcare gives away 3000 trees
  • Flying farming into the future
  • Heavy horses for Allora
  • New round of grants to rejuvenate Clifton
  • ANZAC Ceremonies well attended
  • Drought resilience hub based at USQ
  • Chinook support contract extension secures local jobs
  • Full rundown on Water Restrictions
  • Council rejects Yandilla Street pedestrian crossing recommendation
  • Anzac Day Ceremonies Return
  • The Property owned by Mary Hall at Forest Springs
  • Boost For Allora In Water Security Plan
  • Clifton Celebrates Historic Day
  • Pittsworth TGW Boxing
  • New tool to fight drought effects
  • Council endorses Inland Rail submission
  • Jeepers! Couple’s Generous Donation
  • Community recognition awards
  • Hodgson Vale woman named next generation rural leader
  • Oakey Bears on the path to success
  • Beef City project approved by TRC
  • Diehards down Wattles in Frahm trophy clash
  • Relieving principal at High School
  • Allora to host National Kelpie Field Trial
  • Excitement Builds For Allora’s Autumn Festival
  • Fatal traffic crash, Allora
  • Life Membership for Millmerran’s Brett French
  • Boost for rural stock squad skills
  • Pittsworth’s first COVID vaccine administered
  • The Leyburn Sprints are back
  • Funding available to support feral pest control
  • TRC seeking youth nominees
  • Region’s land values top $17.5 billion
  • David Sipple is CDCA Player of the Year
  • Industry excited by new Agtech and Logistics Hub
  • Locals invited to join UQ PFAS study
  • Clifton Open brings back treasured memories
  • Insecticide differences in fall armyworm
  • Regional power prices set to drop
  • Trail of destruction
  • Drop in Allora’s residential land values
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