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Vandals hit netball courts

Police are on the hunt for vandals who struck the Goondiwindi netball courts.Some time over the New Year a retaining wall at the Riddles...

Australia’s Douglas Bader

Major Glenn Todhunter is an inspirational man with a story that would captivate any audience.And he’ll do that in Inglewood as an Australia Day Ambassador...

Gene research tackles pod-shatter in canola

Canola growers could benefit from research into shatter-resistent genes Ethiopian mustard plants.NSW Department of Primary Industries (DPI) researcher, Rosy Raman, said genes from the mustard...

Are we asleep at the wheel on road deaths?

This holiday season, the familiar and beautiful face of actress Jessica Falkholt has become a rallying call for action on the loss of life on our roads.Jessica is fighting for...

Sorghum season storage ready

MAKING buyers more competitive and creating marketing opportunities for grain producers is proving to be a winner for a Goondiwindi company.Carpendale Commodities provide grain storage and handling,...

Free health checks coming in February

Make your health a priority in 2018 says nurse Barabra Milne.A Darling Downs Hospital and Health Service mobile women’s health nurse, Barbara will visit a variety...

Sorghum season storage ready

MAKING buyers more competitive and creating marketing opportunities for grain producers is proving to be a winner for a Goondiwindi company.Carpendale Commodities provide grain storage and handling,...

Apply now for an Agricultural Training Scholarship

Students who want to launch a career in agriculture could soon be a step closer to achieving their goal with scholarships to study at...

Global cotton consumption to increase in 2018

Recovery continues in cotton production for 2017/18 with a projected 11 per cent growth due to increased area to a projected 25.4 million tonnes. Following...

Don’t eat eucalyptus if you get lost in the bush: experts

When missing Melbourne hiker Julio ‘Lester’ Ascui was rescued on Wednesday morning after five days lost in the Grampians National Park, there was one aspect...

‘Aunty Thora’ gets kids back to school

A quiet achiever in Boggabilla was recognised by the Minister for Indigenous Affairs, Senator Nigel Scullion last year. Drug ARM school attendance officer Aunty Thora...

No country like ours: author shines light on country’s growers | Gallery

An author who's winning the war on bridging the country-city divide is shining a light on local producers in her latest book. She shares...

Yabbetes’ sixth straight Cup in last ball thriller

The Yetman Yabbettes have claimed an unprecedented sixth consecutive Meghan L. White Cup, defeating the Yelarbon Yellowbetties by five wickets in a dramatic last-ball...