Queensland woman caught riding horse drunk
A horse rode into a Queensland pub but it's the rider who left with a long face.The 51-year-old woman provided a different challenge for...
Free ukulele lessons and a bit of booze
Lovers of the ukulele have got together and have created the Goondiwindi Ukulele Nerds – a club that focuses on music, joy, beer, laughter and...
Goondiwindi fundraiser delivers meals to fight hunger this winter
From 6 June, Goondiwindi residents can help wage a war against hunger this winter by joining local efforts in raising funds to deliver meals...
Wagging OK at dog school
Women from the region took their working dogs to “school” when North West Local Land Services held its latest Women in Agriculture (WAGs) workshop last...
Everyday Australian Life caught on camera
The Australian Life photography competition and exhibition organised by the City of Sydney tells everyday stories of Australia in all its forms, from the...
See the Cats of Gundy – your cats – on International Hug a Cat Day
Cats! Don’t you just love them? Where would we be without our furry friends? It’s international hug a cat day, to celebrate we threw together this...
Lister and sidekick Brennan snack out on Biggest Morning Tea
GTT hosted a Biggest Morning Tea function last week and once again excelled with a scrumptious spread of tasty treats for all. Among the...
Faces from the Paul Kelly and Friends concert
More than three thousand people converged on the small town of Dirranbandi, in the shire of Balonne in South West Queensland, over the weekend for the...
Cuts to farmers costs boosted by Inland Rail
Cuts to farmers’ supply chain costs as a result of the NSW Government’s investment in 11 major freight rail improvements will only be boosted...
3/100: The fast food company with the worst health score
Australia's most popular fast-food restaurants need to be more transparent about their nutrition policies and should commit to reducing salt, sugar and saturated fat,...
Fitting end to Discover Farming Festival
The Botanic Garden Expo in Goondiwindi recently was a fiitting finale to a festival which has captured a region’s imagination.Hundreds turned out to capture some autmn...
5000kg of bait dropped to keep wild dogs under control
A baiting program has dropped 5000kgs of meat to keep wild dogs under control.Southern Downs Regional Council has partnered with Toowoomba and Goondiwindi Regional...
Fatal crash at Yelarbon
The Queensland Police Forensic Crash Unit is investigating a fatal single vehicle traffic crash that occurred at Yelarbon, near Goondiwindi on Monday 15 December.
Initial...
