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Lucky to be alive

Goondiwindi teachers Lew and Jan Verney ended their holiday break by coming across a miracle.At least if you believe pictures don’t lie.Lew took this...

Boggabilla to host careers expo

As school leavers consider their career options for 2019, a recent study by Tafe NSW of Boggabilla and the Northern Tablelands has forecast exciting employment...

Ladies night in support of children’s mental health

The ‘I’m not a tradie, I’m a lady’ event was hosted on Saturday night to raise funds and awareness for children’s mental health. There were...

What’s on around the region

Australia Day Ceremonies26 JanuaryGoondiwindi: Australia Day breakfast expertly cooked by Rotary Club will begin at 6.30am in the Goondiwindi Town Park followed by the Awards Ceremony...

Vale Ken Mackay

The family of one of the region’s most respected residents have spoken a “wonderful” man who won’t be forgotten.“Ken Mackay, the patriarch of all...

Med students drop in

For the first time, Goondiwindi Hospital has hosted a group of third-year medical students from the University of Queensland for a week of hands-on...

A tragic end to desperate search for 18 year-old man

A frantic search for an 18 year-old man has ended in tragedy.The family began a desperate search yesterday morning using Facebook to appeal for help.Sadly,...

Mercury to climb to 40

Get set Gundy, it’s going to be a scorcher. Today is the start of a severe heatwave warning from the Bureau of Meteorology. As...

Sheep killed by dogs

The Goondiwindi Regional Council is investigating a number of dog attacks on sheep. The attacks occurred on properties along the Kildonan Road near the...

Not the best place to fight

A regular column from the Goondiwindi PoliceThey might think twice next time. On January 12 at 11.40pm, Police were at the Goondiwindi Police Station when...

Fish deaths a reminder of ravages of drought

The recent tragic fish deaths in the Lower Darling are a terrible reminder of the effects drought can have on our environment.Unfortunately, the main...

The great AI content heist

In a recent Australian Financial Review opinion piece, “There is nothing creative about AI not paying for news content”, Rod Sims made a point...