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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...

Fast internet service is finally here

Sick of slow internet connections?Well a Goondiwindi company believes it has the answer.“Country Broadband Network was born from the inability of the major carriers to supply...

New show entrance

There’s plenty of changes at this year’s Goondiwindi Show, but there’s one main change no-one will want to miss.There’s a new way to enter the Show....

Cattle numbers drop slightly

Sheep and lamb numbers this week were limited with a total of 1404 head listed, a decrease of 3989. Stock were sought after and...

Are smart speakers like Google Home compiling profiles on your family?

Smart speaker technology may be becoming popular in Illawarra homes, but it’s a “buyer beware” situation with experts concerned about privacy issues.University of Wollongong Associate...

Teachers need fewer holidays, more work: Coalition MP Andrew Laming

A senior Coalition backbencher has criticised the "soothing" approach to school reforms being pursued by the government, arguing teachers should spend eight hours at...

Join the CWA of Queensland

A meeting is being held for those interested in becoming members of the Queensland Country Women’s Association (QCWA).  Anyone interested in joining should head to the...

New Data Reveals the Most Common Emergencies in Queensland

Across communities everywhere, the same types of incidents appear again and again: traffic accidents, heart attacks, serious falls, farming injuries and animal-related trauma. While...