Showing off
THE 108th instalment of the Tyrendarra Agricultural Show has once again been a smash hit with people of all ages with animals, food and...
Toe-tapping tribute to an icon
A MAN who played to south west crowds many times was bid farewell by 600 people at the Alice Springs Convention Centre on Tuesday...
Author’s new book goes on tour
A LOCAL author is hoping her latest book can inspire local people to strive for their dreams, as she prepares to speak at libraries...
Stanthorpe Festival – crushing for 60 years
Queensland’s Granite Belt comes alive this month for the long-running Stanthorpe Apple and Grape Harvest Festival - a celebration of food, wine and community.
The...
The song remains the same
Already long in the tooth, Nissan's second fully electric vehicle Ariya takes up where the LEAF left off in Australia.
And might we just say...
All roads lead to Heywood for festival
WITH Heywood’s Wood, Wine and Roses Festival just two weeks away, anticipation is building across the district for the 33rd instalment of the event...
Say sayonara to summer with live music
LOCAL residents are preparing to farewell summer in style at the end of this month, as Narrawong’s Summer Gathering returns to town for a...
Joy aplenty at 108th show
FAMILIES have flocked in their thousands to the 108th instalment of the beloved Tyrendarra Agricultural Show, with young and old making the most of...
A classic car show
ALL things classic cars will be on show at the annual Classics by the Bay show and shine.
Huge numbers of classic cars, vans, bikes...
Another successful Bush Nippers
THE Bush Nippers program has once again had a successful year in Narrawong, exposing more than 35 kids with essential water safety skills that...
Fostering a love of reading in Heywood
UNITED Way Glenelg is inviting Heywood and district families to attend a relaxed pop-up enrolment afternoon for Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library, helping ensure more...
Sunflowers bring smiles
A few Portland people were out and about visiting Western District Sunflowers at Hamilton recently, where visitors can pick their owns sunflowers.
Big bin chook
IT appears as though the local guerrilla sculpture artist has returned in recent months, this time depicting Australia’s favourite bin-scavenging bird, the Ibis, in...
