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New police officers join the Darling Downs ranks

5 new recruits will join the Darling Downs police ranks.

123 new constables were sworn into the Queensland Police Service on 26 February. Last night's graduating cohort brings the total […]

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Culturally sensitive care enables connection to Country

Darling Downs Health’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health (ATSIH) team walked alongside young Barkindji man Jarrah recently, supporting his connection to Country, culture,...

ACRRM welcomes First Nations-led Single Employer Model trial in Charleville

Brave Colts suffer defeat

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Brave Colts suffer defeat

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Long cattle tick battle

Cattle ticks have been a bug bear of the beef industry for a very long time. That is unlikely to change. Over the course...

Dalby market report

A larger yarding was presented at Dalby on 25 Feburary, with all regular feedlot and restocker buyers in attendance, although not all export...

Six lives lost in five days prompts an urgent road safety plea

The Queensland Police Service is urging motorists to take greater care on roads following a tragic week, with six lives lost in five days. These...

Brave Wheatmen Colts suffer heavy defeat

The Dalby Wheatmen Colts suffered a heavy 53-0 defeat to the Toowoomba Rangers at John Ritter Oval on Friday night, with an early red...

Nut’s many uses celebrated

Visitors to the Bunya Mountains last weekend could taste a diverse spread of dishes containing bunya nuts, prepared as part of a two-day celebration...

Record numbers for Dalby Wheatmen golf day

The Dalby Wheatmen’s annual golf day was played in perfect conditions on Saturday, with a sunny sky and pristine greens setting the scene for...

Bunya bounty celebrated

The iconic bunya nut was at the centre of a two-day celebration over the weekend, with the mountain range bearing its namesake welcoming visitors...

Farmers and Knitting Nannas call on Queensland Treasurer to honour promise to farmers

Farmers and Knitting Nannas gathered outside Queensland Treasurer David Janetzki’s Toowoomba office on Friday, 20 February, demanding that the Queensland Government honour its promise...

Darling Downs Regional Drought Resilience Implementation Planning

The Darling Downs community is being invited to help shape the future of drought preparedness, with a series of upcoming roundtable discussions focused on...

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