Pressing for progress on International Women’s Day | Photos
Champagne, laughter and creativity set the relaxing mood at Care Goondiwindi’s International Women’s Day (IWD) celebrations on Thursday, March 8.Around 50 women came along...
Helicopter treat for local children
A small crowd of enthusiastic onlookers were treated to a flying visit by two Australian Army Tiger helicopters last Thursday afternoon at the Goondiwindi...
Ronnie is ready to lead Border Rivers Relay
Ronnie Martyn will take to the track at Border Rivers Relay For Life this April to give hope to those in his community, like himself, touched by...
Gundy set for mammoth Easter weekend
From quilt displays to monster fireworks, there’ll be something for everyone in the sixth annual Easter on the Macintyre Festival from March 29 – April...
Grains research update delivers ‘paddock ready’ data
The latest grains industry research was showcased to more than 390 advisors, growers and industry representatives at the Goondiwindi Waggamba Community Cultural Centre this...
Goondiwindi celebrates International Women’s Day | Photos
Delicious smells wafted across the Gateway To Training this morning as the organisation celebrated International Women’s Day with an early morning breakfast. “We all...
Community Centre upgrades pay off
Upgrades to the Goondiwindi Waggamba Community Cultural Centre were tested this week, when the Grain Research Development Corporation (GRDC) hosted 350 agronomists and growers for...
Dynamic duo take on Great Ocean Walk
Two local ladies are taking on a 100 kilometre trek in an effort to make the diabetes journey a little easier for their loved...
Mini markets to take over Callandoon Street
Mini markets, music and more will take over Callandoon Street next Saturday, as local Kiaha Sewell opens her new business in style. Face painting and...
Goondiwindi land values increase
Ratepayers in the Goondiwindi Region will receive their valuation notices over the next few weeks, and most are expected to see a reasonable increase in...
Taking a trip through history
It was once a museum piece thought to have lived out its life, but this May a C17 steam locomotive will relive days gone by as...
Philip Burrill receives Northern Seed of Light award
Well known in Goondiwindi and Inglewood, Philip Burrill has been recognised for a 40 year career in agricultural research.A passionate advocate for translating scientific...
Rivalry set to reignite
With the TRL season just around the corner, attention turns to the Goondiwindi Boars and Dalby Diehards, who will reignite their rivalry in a...
