My name’s Ned and I need some mates
My name is Ned and I'm a Red Cattle dog about 7 months-old. I'm a very friendly, sweet natured boy, I love to play...
Rusty’s coming home
Get the “welcome home” banner out, pop the champagne corks and pull out the dog biscuits, Rusty, Goondiwindi’s great adventurer is coming home.As a...
‘Taity’ takes to the skies
The Royal Flying Doctor service does an outstanding job for rural Australians.Which is why Goondiwindi resident, David Tait and his mateTony Joseph are taking...
Goondiwindi gets Queensland on the go with Relay for Life
Goondiwindi will be the first to pull out the joggers when the Queensland Relays for Life get underway in April.The first event on the 2018...
A sad farewell to ‘Kindty’
Goondiwindi says farewell to a wonderful citizen on Friday.The community will celebrate the life of Barry Kindt on Friday, January 19 at the Golden...
Cotton prices hit seven month high
AUSTRALIAN cotton producers are cautiously optimistic about a series of market factors that saw cotton futures last week kick to their highest levels in...
Pride in wild dog money
Two new Agriculture Ministers – federal representative, David Littleproud, and his Queensland counterpart, Mark Furner – haven’t got their relationship off on the best foot, if...
Improved climate prediction funding
In his first visit to the Darling Downs as new Queensland agricultural minister, Mark Furner announced a joint venture climate project.The Northern Australian Climate...
Storm lashes Inglewood
A fierce storm with lightning, strong driving winds and drenching rain lashed Inglewood for almost two hours late Wednesday evening last week. Power was lost for...
Start Australia Day off with brekkie
Start Australia Day off with brekkie with Rotary.The annual Australia Day breakfast, expertly cooked by Rotary Club Goondiwindi, will begin on January 26 at 6.30am in...
Council to visit algae farm
The Goondiwindi Regional Council will visit an algae farm at Kenmore before making a decision on a proposed farm in Goondiwindi.It comes in the wake of...
Council thanks hard-working ‘firies’
The Goondiwindi Regional Council has thanked regional “firies” after much of the Town Common went up in smoke on Monday.“We are very thankful for the efforts...

















