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Call for ‘collective’ response to domestic and family violence

A Dalby police sergeant has called for a collective response to fighting the scourge of domestic and family violence. Dalby Police Sergeant Vanessa Firman, who...

Mile’s Magnificent show

Next Tuesday, 20 May, Miles is having their annual Agriculture show. There is something for the whole community, with three main sections: the pavilion,...

Murilla Garden Charity Morning Tea celebrates 30 years

The 30th Anniversary of the Murilla Garden Group Morning Tea raised more than $20,000. On Thursday, May 8, the community gathered in the stunning...

Rural Generalists deliver vital palliative care in rural and remote communities

The Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine (ACRRM) is recognising the critical role Rural Generalists (RGs) play in delivering high-quality, compassionate end-of-life care...

Refining the double-break tactic for grass weed control

A broadleaf crop double-break is keeping grass weed numbers down for the Curr family as they expand their area of cropland and complete the...

Trio of top tourism finalists

Southwest Queensland has always been a hotspot for travellers, and who can blame them - with the wide-open spaces, beautiful views, top tourist attractions...

From Bell to Brest – The story of an Australian hero

John Dekhane, who is based in France, often writes tribute articles dedicated to World War II fallen heroes. He came across the story of...

Our country captured on canvas

‘Our Country on Canvas’ by artist Noela Lowien is showing at Gallery 107@Dalby. The exhibition launched this month, with many locals and visitors coming...

Dalby Market Report

There was reduced yarding in Dalby this week, 7 May, with most categories selling to cheaper trends. Cows fell 10 to 15 cents cheaper while...

All about compost

Well, we’ve missed it, International Compost Week has just slipped quietly by, and if you don’t already know, composting is a ticket to change...

Myall Park outback retreat

Co-Exist Australia came to volunteer at the Myall Park Botanic Garden over the Labour Day long weekend. Nine Co-Exist volunteers arrived at the gardens on...

Nationals facing internal tension over energy policies

Fresh from retaining the Nationals leadership, Maranoa MP David Littleproud has hinted at refining the party’s nuclear policy as tensions over whether to dump...

Mr Yipadee at Western Downs Library

Mr Yipadee brought the magic to the Western Downs. The New Zealand children’s author and musician is travelling around the Western Downs, inspiring kids...

Wheatman win title