
BLUE LIGHT SHEARING PROGRAM STILL CUTS THROUGH
STUDENTS in the South-West continue to line up for the Blue Light Shearing program thanks to a sheep grazier near Wyandra. In the past week,

STUDENTS in the South-West continue to line up for the Blue Light Shearing program thanks to a sheep grazier near Wyandra. In the past week,

CHARLEVILLE trainer Les Baker has enjoyed a ‘Super Saturday’ after winning two cups in two States. At Morven, in the final event on a bumper

VETERANS in Western Queensland including prominent RSL figures in Charleville and Cunnamulla have welcomed this week’s decision by the Albanese Government to axe controversial plans

MORVEN has secured an extra race for its annual race meeting today (Saturday) in the wake of last week’s debacle at Surat. “We got gifted

RESPECTED Bidjara elder and long-time political activist ‘Sugar’ Ray Robinson has labelled Senator Pauline Hanson as the “dumbest politician” he’s ever seen and an “idiot”

ROMA’s Santos Festival of Rugby and the sport in general has been rocked by a tragedy involving the eldest son of Wallaby legend Phil Waugh.

CHARLEVILLE residents have been given barely 24 hours’ notice of community consultation in relation to the next stage of the Aurora Estate. Murweh Shire Council

CHARLEVILLE’s latest instalment of ‘Wings on the Warrego’ has received the thumbs up from Murweh Shire Council Mayor ‘Zoro’ Radnedge. An estimated 2,000 people descended

A FORMER Charleville schoolboy has been presented with a Conspicuous Service Medal (CSM) after being named in this year’s King’s Birthday Honours List. Sergeant Lawson

A FORMER bush pilot who once delivered the mail to Charleville has heaped praise on Saturday’s Wings on the Warrego airshow. According to Jordan Westerhuis,