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What high-sulphur fuel means for your car

Lower quality fuel is being released in Australia to boost supplied. What does it mean for prices and will ‘dirty fuel’ harm your car? The Australian...

Fuel reserves released

Pressure at the bowser continues, even with a little relief promised by the Australian Government. Energy Minister Chris Brown announced on Friday, 13 March that...

Fuel shortages effects locals

Farmers are forking out hundreds of thousands of dollars for fuel each month to keep their properties going, people are postponing medical appointments and...

Mobile woes focus

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Wild weather no match for Rodeo

Challenging weather conditions failed to deter competitors or organisers at this year’s Tooloombilla Rodeo and Campcraft, with the event once again delivering a standout...

Wheatmen Colts show fight in loss to Uni

The Dalby Wheatmen Colts went down 41–15 to Uni Rugby Club at UniSQ on Friday night, 6 March, in a match far closer than...

Yabbetes’ sixth straight Cup in last ball thriller

The Yetman Yabbettes have claimed an unprecedented sixth consecutive Meghan L. White Cup, defeating the Yelarbon Yellowbetties by five wickets in a dramatic last-ball...

Crossroads claim Chinchilla first grade cricket title

Crossroads have claimed the Chinchilla First Grade cricket title with a convincing 81-run victory over Brigalow at Chinchilla Recreation Ground on March 7, with...

Railways snap 15-year drought

Railway Hotel Cricket Club (RHCC) have ended a 15-year premiership drought after defeating defending premiers Yetman by 63 runs in the Weir Shield final...

Wattles Tigers roar again

The famous black and gold of the Wattles Tigers returned to the field on 8 March as players, families and supporters gathered at Gallas...

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Women supporting the community

Meet Susie Kelly, Councillor with Goondiwindi Regional Council, as part of our series about inspiring women for International Women's day, with elebrations continuing throughout...

Single vehicle traffic accident on Riddle Street

A sedan crashed into a power pole on Saturday 8 March at 6.05am at an address on Riddle Street, Goondiwindi. Police, ambulance and...

Motorists under the pump, panic buying ‘un-Australian’

Hundreds of millions of litres of extra fuel will flood the market in response to price increases and supply shortages caused by the Middle...

Farmers face fuel shortages

Farmers across the region are experiencing cost and supply pressures as fuel prices skyrocket as a result of the war in Iran. Recent developments...

Who will be the last car standing?

The Inglewood Show Demolition Derby is back, bringing high-octane action and plenty of excitement to the showgrounds on Saturday 14th March, starting at 4:30pm....

Honky Tonk Queens take over Injune

The Injune community turned out in full force for a spectacular night of music, nostalgia and local pride as Amber Joy Poulton and The...

Jandowae cooks transform passion for flavour

Jandowae Multipurpose Health Service cooks are bringing new life to mealtimes, thanks to their participation in the Maggie Beer Foundation program, which is reshaping...

Emergency Alert for Chinchilla

This is an EMERGENCY WARNING message from the Western Downs Local Disaster Management Group. Major flooding is happening now in Charleys Creek. Residents in low-lying areas...

’I’m buggered’: Leader quits Nats’ top job

Nationals leader and Maranoa MP David Littleproud has stepped down as leader of the Nationals, but vowed to focus on the people of his...

Showcasing local talent

The Goondiwindi Art Space hosted an exhibition opening on Friday 6 March. The exhibition, by the Art Cubby, was put together by local art...