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The Goondiwindi Picnic Races 2015

Updated April 13 2015 - 6:08am, first published April 12 2015 - 2:00pm

Updated April 13 2015 - 6:08am, first published April 12 2015 - 2:00pm

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Council is debt-free

All smiles. The GRC Mayor, Cr Lawrence Springborg announed a $60million Budget on Monday. Rates have been kept to 2.98perent rise, "half the inflation rate". With one proviso. Make sure you pay early to get the 15perent discount.

Local schools compete at cluster athletics carnival | See the photos

Small business success for local ladies

GP shortage hits

Recently Goondiwindi Medical Centre GP, Dr Anna Carswell was urging residents to get the flu jab. The Centre is now urging residents to contact them to organise appointments early while Goondiwindi faces a doctor shortage.

Local News

Council is debt-free

All smiles. The GRC Mayor, Cr Lawrence Springborg announed a $60million Budget on Monday. Rates have been kept to 2.98perent rise, "half the inflation rate". With one proviso. Make sure you pay early to get the 15perent discount.

Local schools compete at cluster athletics carnival | See the photos

Small business success for local ladies

GP shortage hits

Recently Goondiwindi Medical Centre GP, Dr Anna Carswell was urging residents to get the flu jab. The Centre is now urging residents to contact them to organise appointments early while Goondiwindi faces a doctor shortage.

Safety upgrades for school zones

ROAD BLITZ: Mungindi Central is one of several schools in the Moree Plains to receive pedestrian upgrades to its safety zone, with Principal Wendy Blaker, Year 5 student Logan Green and Northern Tablelands MP Adam Marshall. Photo: Supplied

Local News

Council is debt-free

All smiles. The GRC Mayor, Cr Lawrence Springborg announed a $60million Budget on Monday. Rates have been kept to 2.98perent rise, "half the inflation rate". With one proviso. Make sure you pay early to get the 15perent discount.

Local schools compete at cluster athletics carnival | See the photos

Small business success for local ladies

GP shortage hits

Recently Goondiwindi Medical Centre GP, Dr Anna Carswell was urging residents to get the flu jab. The Centre is now urging residents to contact them to organise appointments early while Goondiwindi faces a doctor shortage.

Safety upgrades for school zones

ROAD BLITZ: Mungindi Central is one of several schools in the Moree Plains to receive pedestrian upgrades to its safety zone, with Principal Wendy Blaker, Year 5 student Logan Green and Northern Tablelands MP Adam Marshall. Photo: Supplied

School out of wifi wilderness

Good news for Year 12 students Ash Gorrie, Sage Welsh and Rumreet Kaur. They're pictured with High School Principal Brett Hallett and P&C President Michael Cowley.

Local News

Council is debt-free

All smiles. The GRC Mayor, Cr Lawrence Springborg announed a $60million Budget on Monday. Rates have been kept to 2.98perent rise, "half the inflation rate". With one proviso. Make sure you pay early to get the 15perent discount.

Local schools compete at cluster athletics carnival | See the photos

Small business success for local ladies

GP shortage hits

Recently Goondiwindi Medical Centre GP, Dr Anna Carswell was urging residents to get the flu jab. The Centre is now urging residents to contact them to organise appointments early while Goondiwindi faces a doctor shortage.

Safety upgrades for school zones

ROAD BLITZ: Mungindi Central is one of several schools in the Moree Plains to receive pedestrian upgrades to its safety zone, with Principal Wendy Blaker, Year 5 student Logan Green and Northern Tablelands MP Adam Marshall. Photo: Supplied

School out of wifi wilderness

Good news for Year 12 students Ash Gorrie, Sage Welsh and Rumreet Kaur. They're pictured with High School Principal Brett Hallett and P&C President Michael Cowley.

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