Puppy farm owner charged with more than 200 offences
A man has been charged with more than 200 animal welfare offences after a puppy farm raid near Yelarbon in January uncovered more than...
Memorial gates vandalised
Goondiwindi RSL sub branch members were shocked to find their newly repaired memorial gates had been vandalised on Saturday.The group found the letters ‘R...
Meals on Wheels schedule
MONDAY March 27East J Riddell & J Ryan West B Dawson & M HoffmanTuesday March 28East M Crump & R Byrne West T McClymont...
Helping out mates
Sharing stories of pain, hope and humour over a beer, a new outlet has formed for locals facing cancer. The Blokes Living with Cancer Support Group...
Senator to stay on with Parkinson’s
SENATOR John Williams was overwhelmed with messages of support from friends and colleagues on both sides of politics after he revealed on Friday that he...
Taking private battle public is brave move
SENATOR John Wacka Williams has bravely taken his private battle public in the hope of helping others. The 62-year-old shearer-senator must be applauded for publicly...
Surprising exhibition
Former local Margie Makim is thrilled to share her love of flowers with the Goondiwindi community in her Surprise! Surprise! art exhibition next Friday, March 31. Gateway...
Campers take care
Despite the lack of heavy rains in Goondiwindi itself, there has been considerable falls in the catchment areas, prompting minor flood warning for the...
Speak up on trading hours bill
Community members are being encouraged to have their say on the Trading (Allowable Hours) Amendment Bill, which could reduce Queensland’s trading hour restrictions.Goondiwindi mayor Graeme Scheu...
Country girl back to help expectant parents
Former local Brooke Taylor-Gough is heading back to Goondiwindi on a mission to provide expecting parents the confidence to birth without fear.Born and bred...
Local florist weds in unique dress
It was a true local affair on Saturday when Goondiwindi couple Emma and Pierce Saunders tied the knot. Married on the banks of the Macintyre...
Put animal rights in front
IT’S not just steaks that are being thrown on to the barbie these days, as more Aussies are tossing bean, beetroot and tofu burgers...
‘Business as usual’: Littleproud backs Coalition reset
It’s “business as usual” according to Nationals leader David Littleproud despite a chaotic few weeks amongst Coalition ranks in Canberra.
Speaking to Sky News on...
