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The Honorable Ann Leahy (right), Minister for Water, speaks to journalist Elizabeth Voneiff about the Cherrabah water license in Goondiwindi. Photo: Olav Muurlink.

Cherrabah water licence upheld

Water license approved

3 September, 2026

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A sheep killed by dingos on Gordon Smith’s traprock property. Photo supplied.

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‘You can’t leave sheep alone’

Ray Coleman is studying for her nursing degree.

CUC success

A noise map of daytime operations with trucks, carpark, traffic and conveyors. Report by Virid Ardent AU for Corson as part of SDRC MCU application. SDRC.

SDRC raises noise limits

Corson’s Warwick maize mill processes 10% of Australia’s maize. Credit: Grain Central.

The sound of a rubber stamp

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Cr Morwenna Harslett’s guesthouse is advertised on AirBnB. Credit: AirBnB.

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Harslett comments on accusations

Outages area.

Tenterfield News

Power cuts in Tenterfield

Kerry Grace and business partner, Dr Chad Renando are embedded in Stanthorpe ahead of the September conference. Photo supplied.

Stanthorpe News

Commitment to Stanthorpe

Rental in Warwick. Credit: realestate.com.au

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Rental tax angst

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Some of the small army of JJJ supporters last week in Warwick. Photo DMD Marketing.

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JJJ to again 'rock'

What Emu Swamp Dam might look like. Credit: Facebook.

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Return of Emu Swamp Dam

Cr Morwenna Harslett, Cr Sarah Deane, Minister Ann Leahy, Mayor Melissa Hamilton, MP James Lister and Cr Russell Wantling in Stanthorpe Chambers last week. Photo supplied.

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Emu Swamp Dam resurrected

The overview of the large mixed-use development north of Warwick. Credit: Yem architects.

$900k in fees for big new development

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