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The real toll can not be gauged by statistics

This Christmas, when families sit down to lunch, there will be loved ones missing.People who should be laughing. People who should be smiling. People who should...

Fight breaks out at Town Hall on polling day

Peter Mailler found himself caught up in a near punch up at Tamworth’s Town Hall on Saturday morning.The CountryMinded candidate stepped in, in an...

It’s time to light up for Christmas competition

It’s time to light up for Christmas. The Goondiwindi Regional Council has announced details of its annual Christmas Lights competition. Prizes will be awarded for Goondiwindi...

Talwood Men’s Day Out puts on a cracker afternoon

The Talwood Men’s Day Out put on a cracking afternoon for it’s third annual event.Men traveled from far and wide to enjoy an afternoon...

Get into the spirit with school’s Botanic carols

Carols at the Botanic Gardens is a great family night. It’s on at 6.30pm on December 2.  It’s hosted by the Border Rivers Christian College....

Chickpea prices drop over import tariff uncertainty

Chickpea prices have crashed at the peak of this year’s harvest to less than $700 per tonne following uncertainty over huge import tariffs imposed by...

Sweet Gracie needs a new home

My name is Gracie and I'm about two years-old.  I'm a very friendly, affectionate girl with a sweet personality.  I've had a rough start, but I'm...

Easier than ever to pay dog rego

It’s now easier than ever to pay your dog’s registration, especially those not close to a council customer service centre.You can now pay by...

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...

New hope in fight against killer plant

Cattlemen west of Goondiwindi have new hope in their fight against the killer plant, pimelea.Pimelea poisoning affects cattle, sheep and infrequently horses, however it...

Everyone needs a bath sometimes, even legends

Everyone needs a bath sometimes, even legends.Gunsynd, the statue, Is having a facelift and a “freshen up”. The statue was unveiled in 1974 which makes...

Region readies for rain downpour

The entire state of Victoria and large parts of South Australia and New South Wales are on flood watch as an unprecedented wet weather...

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...