High income earners to wait for tax cuts
High-income earners paying a larger portion of tax deserve to be rewarded for their efforts, but not ahead of low- and middle-income earners, Mathias...
Six-storey deep sinkhole opens on farm
A spectacular sinkhole the length of two football fields and the depth of a six-storey building has opened up on a New Zealand farm.A...
Farmers frustrated by ‘devastating’ laws
The Queensland Farmers’ Federation (QFF) is frustrated and disappointed following the passing of “unbalanced’ vegetation management legislation by the Queensland Government overnight.QFF President Stuart Armitage...
Saddle up Gundy it’s going to be a big night
Saddle up Goondiwindi, this year’s Show rodeo on Saturday night promises to be a beauty.Rodeo’s best in the business, Scott Keogh Horsemanship, Gill Brothers...
Pictures from a great night at the Aspects Art Show
More than 200 people attended the annual Aspects Art Show opening on Thursday night.Committee President Susie Kelly was more than happy with the crowd.And...
Flashback Friday – Goondiwindi Show | Photographs
The Goondiwindi Show kicked off on Friday morning with plenty of fun events. There are plenty of events that promise to make this year’s event...
Vegetation laws passed in late night session
The Queensland government says it has delivered on a major election commitment after contentious laws restricting farmers' rights to clear vegetation from their properties...
Cheryl’s art wins national award
There’s a lot of opportunities out there, you just have to grab hold and make them count.Proud Bigambul woman, Cheryl Moggs, from Goondiwindi doing just...
Working towards a future in sheep
TOPX is helping livestock producers get back into sheep production, by holding a sheep information day at St George on April 20.The event brought...
Goondiwindi fish restockers release extra fish
The Goondiwindi Fish Restockers recently released 70000 yellowbelly, 3000 murray cod and 5000 silver perch into the local reaches of the McIntyre River at...
Pinching water? You’d better watch out
Pinching water? You’d better watch out.The Murray-Darling Basin Authority has you in its sights.“If you are concerned that someone has done something that is inconsistent,...
Time for River Jam 2018
It’s time to fire up those guitars and loosen up the vocal chords. It’s River Jam 2018.Goondiwindi’s premier music event attracts up-and-coming singers and musicians...
Wheatmen Colts show fight in loss to Uni
The Dalby Wheatmen Colts went down 41–15 to Uni Rugby Club at UniSQ on Friday night, 6 March, in a match far closer than...
