Rob Mackenzie to stand for Southern Downs
It’s probably one of the worst kept secrets in local Goondiwindi politics, while perhaps not so much further afield.But now at least it is...
New plans for Texas School crossing
The Goondiwindi Regional Council has approved revised concept plans for parking in front of the Texas School and crossing areas.The revised plan will include...
Masked man caught on CCTV near local restaurant
AN unidentified masked man caught on CCTV at the back of the Lucky Thai restaurant in Goondiwindi on Tuesday night may be able to help...
Funding to help tackle drugs
Apply for funding and beat drugs in the community.That’s the message from Maranoa MP David Littleproud who has called on local groups to be...
Food Heroes go with the grain to Toobeah
THE grains industry will be in the spotlight at Queensland Country Life’s innovative Food Heroes event at Toobeah on Thursday, July 13. Organised in conjunction...
The ‘Shark’ is coming for breakfast
The “Shark” is coming for breakfast.And Goondiwindi Chamber of Commerce Executive Brooke Saxby has urged everyone in business to join himThe Shark is Steve...
Celebration of success for students
Gateway To Training (GTT) hosted its Celebration of Success ceremony last weeky to recognise the achievements of its Steady, Ready, Go! graduates.Steady, Ready, Go!...
New home for Border College
All the hard work and the fundraising has paid off. The Border Rivers Christian College will officially move into its new home by the middle...
DON’T BLAME POLICE
Don’t blame the coppers. That’s from the man who sees first-hand what they do.GRC Councillor and Goondiwindi security company chief, Rob Mackenzie has come to the...
Cadets join the Australian ‘family’
The Goondiwindi 147 Army Cadet Unit was welcomed into the defence family on the weekend.Regional units from Roma to Pittsworth descended on the Goondiwindi Showgrounds...
Police are on the hunt for thieves
Goondiwindi Police are on the hunt for thieves who targeted town businesses overnight.At least four businesses were hit. They were the Tobacco Station, I-West, Gundy Sport and...
Patriotism may not pass Australian values test
The Prime Minister last week called upon all new aspiring new citizens to "join us as Australian patriots", as he spruiked his changes to citizenship...
Toobeah man’s $870,000 Keno windfall
A Toobeah man who walked away with not one, but two massive wins on Wednesday - a Queensland State of Origin victory and a...
