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Strong demands holds firm after last weeks mammoth sale

A reduced yarding on last week’s mammoth sale saw just over 8,400 head of cattle sold in a continued active market. The market was firm...

New Westpac Regional & Agribusiness banker welcomed in Roma

Last Friday, Westpac’s local Regional and Agribusiness team hosted a community event at the picturesque Western Queensland Spirit to officially welcome Lee White, the...

Spring flower power

Now it’s spring, it’s natural for us all to be thinking about flowers, both in the bush - especially here in regional Queensland -...

Method by G brings boutique feel to Roma

Method by G opened its doors on August 11, offering both Reformer and mat Pilates classes in a stylish modern studio on 54 Bungil...

Call for interest-free loans for farmers

Shadow minister for Agriculture and Maranoa MP David Littleproud has renewed calls for interest-free loans for farmers. Last week rural representatives met in South...

Apply now for Rural Women’s Awards

The Queensland Government wants all rural women to throw their hats in the ring for the 2026 AgriFutures Australia Rural Women’s Award, with applications...

Two fatal crashes in Darling Downs

Two fatal traffic incidents occurred over the weekend in the Darling Downs region. Forensic Crash Unit officers are investigating after a man died in...

Residential Activation Fund to unlock 2,560 new homes in Toowoomba, South West Queensland

More than 2,500 new homes will be unlocked in Toowoomba and South West Queensland with construction of four critical infrastructure projects set to be...

Take flight with bird count

Spring has arrived and so has Australia’s favourite citizen science event. A national celebration of the country's diverse birdlife, from magpies and fairy-wrens to...

Trees tell stories too

Wallumbilla, is known as the Place of Plenty of Jewfish. It has always been a meeting place for the Mandandanji people, a place where...

Surge of Suspicious fire activity in St George

Police are investigating a series of suspicious fires in St George over the past five months. Since April there has been 17 fires reported, 15...

Toastmasters marks R U OK? Day with call for conversation

As Australians mark R U OK? Day on September 11, nonprofit educational organisation Toastmasters is encouraging Queenslanders to use this opportunity to check in...

St George stun Roma in the Knox Shield

St George have pulled off a spirited upset against Roma on Sunday, claiming a tense two-wicket win in the final round of the Knox...