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Surat gas project going well in north

Arrow Energy has marked a major milestone in its Surat Gas Project (SGP), delivering first gas from its northern expansion near Miles, months ahead...

Queen Carnivals

Queen Carnivals were fundraising events that were popular in New Zealand and Australia during the early 20th century. They were particularly common during World...

Reflections on leadership and the road ahead for AgForce

Stepping into the role of CEO at AgForce has been both grounding and energising. It is an opportunity to understand an organisation with a...

Dalby sale report

There was another large yarding at Dalby last week. The market held firm for feeder and restocker cattle, while fat cattle were 5-10c...

Cash splash for local projects

Local councils across Queensland, including the Western Downs Regional Council and the Goondiwindi Regional Council are collectively receiving funding of more than $12 million...

History of the Hotel Russel

The Russel Tavern, formerly and more well known as Hotel Russell, was built in 1926 on the corner of Cunningham and Roche streets, Dalby....

Kup of Kindness Receives Grant from CS Energy to Expand Community Support Services

Kup of Kindness, a local Chinchilla-based community organisation, has been awarded a grant from CS Energy to strengthen its emergency relief services. The funding will...

Deadly Start trainee graduates inspired to pursue nursing career

Ten Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Year 12 students from Toowoomba and the South Burnett regions have graduated from the Deadly Start Program, marking...

Artist appointed to create landmark facade artwork for the new Toowoomba Hospital

Wulli Wulli artist Arabella Walker has been chosen to create the landmark facade artwork for the new Toowoomba Hospital, marking one of the region’s...

Blow to Australian beef producers as China hikes tariff

Australia stands to lose more than $1 billion in exports despite a free trade agreement after China upped its tariff on beef imports from...

Crackdown on electronic scooters

More than 2000 fines have been issued as part of a major crackdown on illegal and dangerous e-mobility devices across the state. Queensland Police launched...

Focus on summer safety

A new campaign is urging the community to put safety at the centre of their summer fun. The Office of Fair Trading has joined regulators...

Dalby market report

Rain across the district contributed to a sharp decline in yard numbers at Dalby this week 11 March, although a solid panel of buyers...