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Young entrepreneurs thrive at summit

A wave of talent and inspiration swept through Chinchilla this month at the Young Entrepreneur Summit. Students explored real-world business challenges, heard from industry...

Carol named local achiever for Bunya Mountains

It was a battle between Maidenwell and the Bunya Mountains in the Local Achievers award. At the South Burnett Regional Council Australia Day Awards...

What high-sulphur fuel means for your car

Lower quality fuel is being released in Australia to boost supplied. What does it mean for prices and will ‘dirty fuel’ harm your car? The Australian...

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Wheatmen Colts make tough semi-final decision

Dalby Colts have been forced to make a hard decision ahead of their scheduled semi-final clash against UniSQ, which was to take place on...

Players scramble to Roma Golf Club

The Roma Golf Club hosted its Annual Four Person Scramble on March 14, drawing a strong field of golfers for a fun and competitive...

Wild weather no match for Rodeo

Challenging weather conditions failed to deter competitors or organisers at this year’s Tooloombilla Rodeo and Campcraft, with the event once again delivering a standout...

First win for soccer seniors

Kingaroy's Division 1 mens' soccer team celebrated their first win of the season on Saturday, dismissing Dalby after a hard-fought home field match. The Kingaroy...

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...

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...

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Fuel shortages effects locals

Farmers are forking out hundreds of thousands of dollars for fuel each month to keep their properties going, people are postponing medical appointments and...

A spectacular show to come

The Jandowae Show is going to be incredible, with so many new and unique attractions for the whole family. On Saturday, 21 March, the...

Western Downs new land evaluations

Western Downs land valuations have gone up by 13 per cent in three years. The Western Downs is among 15 local government regions with updated...

Rabobank welcomes 2026 graduates

Agribusiness banking specialist Rabobank, has welcomed eight recent university graduates to its 2026 Rabo Graduate Program. Since commencing its formal graduate program in 2023, the...

The great AI content heist

In a recent Australian Financial Review opinion piece, “There is nothing creative about AI not paying for news content”, Rod Sims made a point...

State Flying Squad surges into Toowoomba for its 125th deployment

The State Flying Squad (SFS) has now deployed 125 times since its expansion in January 2025, with the 125th deployment supporting Toowoomba police in...

Boosted connectivity for whole herd monitoring

Meat and Livestock Australia has completed a Donor Company (MDC) AgTech project that has demonstrated reliable and affordable two‑way satellite connectivity for livestock and...

First win for soccer seniors

Kingaroy's Division 1 mens' soccer team celebrated their first win of the season on Saturday, dismissing Dalby after a hard-fought home field match. The Kingaroy...

Who will be the last car standing?

The Inglewood Show Demolition Derby is back, bringing high-octane action and plenty of excitement to the showgrounds on Saturday 14th March, starting at 4:30pm....

Dalby Floods

In 1954 Dalby had one of Its worst floods when water from the upper reaches of Myall Creek caused the stream to rise early on...