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Travel: good for the soul and the garden

Home! The place where we make our fig jam and keep our treasures, our books, photos and our memories. I think there’s nothing more pleasant...

Teen arrested over armed robbery of Chinchilla tobacconist

Police have charged an 18-year-old man over the alleged armed robbery of a Chinchilla tobacco shop on Saturday. Police will allege the teen entered the...

PICS: Students brush up on art

Over the course of a few weeks, local artist Chris Osborne has delivered engaging and insightful art workshops for secondary and upper primary students...

Man charged after brazen hit and run

Police have charged a 22-year-old man from Miles over an alleged hit and run in Dalby on Thursday afternoon which left a pedestrian hospitalised. According...

Your chance to nominate unsung heroes

Western Downs Regional Council has officially opened nominations for its annual Australia Day Awards for 2026, encouraging residents to recognise the unsung heroes and...

Dalby students rise to the challenge at plant science awards

Dalby State School were among the winners at this year's annual school plant science awards. Hundreds of students from across Queensland converged in Warwick on...

Market report: Slower week in Dalby

It was a slower week in Dalby with a reduced yarding of 6252. Restocker cattle received strong competition with prices lifting 15c/kg to 25c/kg....

One woman show takes the stage

Dalby-born playwright Nadia Milford will bring her moving new stage production 'The Last Princess of Lebanon' to Toowoomba's Empire Theatre on August 22, supported...

Councils handed funding for rural road projects

Darling Downs rural roads are among up to 22 regional roads to receive a share of $100 million for upgrade projects. Warra-Canaga Creek Road in...

Wandoan Rodeo draws big crowds and bigger thrills

The 2025 Wandoan Rodeo proved to be a bucking success, drawing a lively crowd of more than 500 spectators for a full day and...

Young Gundy agronomist leads fresh voice in cotton

At just 26, Goondiwindi’s Grace Griffiths has quickly ascended the ranks of Australian cotton to cement herself as one to watch. The young grower and...

Race clubs given cash boost

Country race clubs have received a financial boost to carry out certain projects under a round of state government grant funding. Race clubs in Warra,...

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...