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Mother’s Day magic

The Goondiwindi and District Community Gardens have celebrated an amazing milestone, hosting their biggest ever Mother’s Day markets on the weekend, which saw hundreds...

All about compost

Well, we’ve missed it, International Compost Week has just slipped quietly by, and if you don’t already know, composting is a ticket to change...

Thallon a top tourism finalist

The tiny town of Thallon is getting the recognition it deserves with it being announced as a finalist in the Queensland Tourism Industry Council’s...

Nationals facing internal tension over energy policies

From the Mayor’s Desk . . .

Customs House Museum celebrating 50 years

BREAKING: Littleproud hangs on as Nationals leader

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Boars suffer agonizing loss to Souths on Mothers Day

The Goondiwindi Boars suffered a heartbreaking 34-32 defeat to Souths at Gold Park on Mother’s Day, a match defined by missed opportunities and discipline...

Emus run circles around the Bears

The Goondiwindi Emus secured a 31-12 victory over the Toowoomba Bears at Riddles Oval on Saturday, improving to two wins from two in the...

Frillnecks kick off 2025 with Ladies Day victory

The St George Frillnecks launched their 2025 Bill Flamsteed Cup campaign in style, downing the Toowoomba Bears 22-12 on Saturday afternoon in front of...

Roo’s held to scoreless draw by resilient Bears in home opener

Goondiwindi Roos were held to a 0–0 draw by a determined Chinchilla Bears side in front of a strong home crowd at Barry McGregor...

Emus triumph on Old Boys Day with gritty A grade win and clean sweep across the grades

Goondiwindi Emus opened their Downs Rugby season with a gutsy 36–7 A grade win over Condamine, capping off a clean sweep at Riddles Oval. On...

Crouch Bind Set: Down Rugby 61st season preview

With kick-off for the 61st Risdon Cup just around the corner, several compelling storylines are set to unfold. Can the Dalby Wheatmen defend their...

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Bishop Ken Howell welcomes new pope

I welcome the appointment of Pope Leo XIV. I’m sure the people of the Diocese of Toowoomba will grow to admire and appreciate what...

Texas to benefit from $800,000 new sewage pump station

The Texas community is set to benefit from a major upgrade to its sewage infrastructure as Goondiwindi Regional Council announces a $800,000 investment to...

‘Their muscle is increased’: Nationals loom larger in Coalition

Regional voices could boom louder within the Coalition, one expert has predicted, after metropolitan Australia’s rejection of the Liberal Party. In the aftermath of last...

Rotary Club of Goondiwindi Extends a $10,000 Helping Hand to Western Queensland Flood Victims

When disaster strikes, it’s often the quiet acts of kindness that make the biggest difference and the people of the bush come together when...

Trial tackles tailgating in Queensland

In an Australian-first initiative, the Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads (TMR) has begun trialling new high-tech roadside signs designed to tackle the...

McLean Street water mains a big-ticket project this budget

Goondiwindi Regional Council is committing to prioritising McLean Street water main replacements in Goondiwindi in the upcoming budget for 2025-26. Work to decommission a section...

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