Outreach ADHD clinic brings care to kids in border communities
Children between the ages of six and 12 in the New England region will soon have increased access to support for attention deficit hyperactivity...
Power in the ponytail
Border Rivers Christian College (BRCC) year 12 students are throwing their support behind the Cancer Council’s Ponytail Project, with three students cutting and donating...
Garlic power in St George
Queensland-grown garlic, specifically St George grown garlic, is now in-season just in time to help keep colds (and vampires) away for Halloween.
Garlic is...
Final warning issued to check devices ahead of 3G shutdown
The National Farmers’ Federation (NFF) and Regional Tech Hub (RTH) are issuing a final reminder to Australian farmers and those living in the bush...
Gundy goes red for Daniel
It was a Day for Daniel on Friday 25 October and the local schools and childcare centres jumped behind the cause, with free dress...
MYW awards continued . . .
YEAR 7 MAJOR AWARDS
- Lara Schmidt, St. Mary’s, ‘The Underwater Monsters’
- Stella Reardon, St. Mary’s, ‘A Rollercoaster of Emotions’
- Philippa Mooney, St. Mary’s, ‘The Most Adventurous part...
Writers of tomorrow: Macintyre Young Writers awards
Macintyre Young Writers competition is almost at a close for 2024 and this year there was outstanding variety in both genre and imagination in...
Pink party fundraiser at OK Milkbar
It was a pink party paradise at OK Milkbar on Saturday, 26 October, with dozens of people dressing up in their best pink outfit,...
Sing Australia Texas – From the beginning
It’s been ten wonderful years and the very first meeting was held at the CWA Hall on 24 September 2014 to gauge the interest...
Sing Australia Texas sings happy birthday loud and proud
It was a ‘packed full’ weekend in Texas for the Sing Australia Texas 10th birthday celebrations on the 26 and 27 October, with celebrators...
Lister unswayed on federal coalition’s nuclear power pledge
Southern Downs MP James Lister has held firm on his energy stance in spite of mounting pressure for Queensland’s new government to back the...
Be prepared – free insurance workshops coming to Goondiwindi
Goondiwindi Region residents will have the opportunity to attend free insurance workshops and gain practical advice about protecting their homes and businesses this disaster...
Clay in his father’s hands
A simple clay pot, crafted under the harshest conditions imaginable during World War II, embodies the resilience, faith, and ingenuity of a Goondiwindi man...
