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Man charged over multi-vehicle pile-up near Chinchilla

A man in his late-60s has been charged after a multi-vehicle pile-up on the Warrego Highway near Chinchilla in early-August. Police alleged the man, aged...

Weeds on fence lines and contours

Last week's very successful Australian Cotton Conference at the Gold Coast highlighted many subjects in our cotton farming systems and weeds certainly got...

Dalby’s ‘pubcats’ have important message for young men

What started as an exclusive social group focused on the good times might have morphed into something more serious for two of Dalby’s self-professed...

Telcos delay 3G shutdown ahead of mass public awareness campaign

Two of Australia’s biggest telcos have delayed a nationwide shutdown of their 3G networks ahead of one final push to remind customers of the...

Cost of living hurts

New data has revealed that many Australians are being affected mentally and emotionally by the continuous cost of living increases. A considerable number of Australians...

LifeFlight’s new recruits take to the air

The Toowoomba and Roma LifeFlight bases will welcome three new critical care doctors, who have swapped their hospital careers for one in the sky. Dr...

Dalby SES left ‘devastated’ by costly break-in

Police have appealed for help after Dalby’s SES facility was broken into and ransacked on Monday night. A ute, which offenders allegedly stole from the...

Fallen power line sparks widespread blackout

Queensland’s energy operator has scrambled to restore power for large parts of the Western Downs after a widespread blackout which lasted more than 11...

Qld battling worst flu season in seven years

Queensland is battling its worst flu outbreak in seven years with health authorities warning case numbers have yet to peak. Emergency departments across the state...

Qld’s first publicly-owned battery switched on near Chinchilla

The switch has officially been flicked on Queensland’s first publicly-owned battery near Chinchilla. State-owned power company CS Energy worked with Tesla and Downer to deliver...

Wieambilla shooter ’did not suffer’ prior brain injury

A man who joined his younger brother in a fatal sniper attack on police was not suffering from a significant brain injury at the...

Fossil finders set to descend on Chinchilla museum

Curious fossil lovers are set to flock to Chinchilla next weekend for a chance to unearth their own slice of history. And it will all...

PICS: Chinchilla Christian College formal

Chinchilla Christian College's class of 2024 stepped out in their finest frocks and suits on Thursday, 14 November to mark the end of 13...