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Thousands converge on Roma for Festival of Rugby

Queensland Reds and NSW Waratahs to headline inaugural Festival of Rugby

Posted byThe Country Caller12th February 202212th February 2022Posted inSPORTTags:echidnas, roma, rugby, santos, sevens, tournamentLeave a comment on Thousands converge on Roma for Festival of Rugby

Star studded teams named for bush rugby trial

Roma to host Australian rugby’s biggest names for the inaugural festival of rugby

Posted byThe Country Caller10th February 202210th February 2022Posted inSPORTTags:7s, competition, echidnas, reds, roma, sevens, tournament, waratahsLeave a comment on Star studded teams named for bush rugby trial

Prized photo’s pride of place as small town mural

Mural showcasing gas industry’s link to Wandoan take pride of place in local park

Posted byThe Country Caller9th February 20229th February 2022Posted inCOMMUNITYTags:mural, senex spiecapag, wandoanLeave a comment on Prized photo’s pride of place as small town mural

Gas drilling crackdown ‘doesn’t go far enough’

Landholders say government moves to better regulate coal seam gas drilling don’t go far enough

Posted byThe Country Caller8th February 20228th February 2022Posted inUncategorizedTags:arrow energy, coal seam gas, dalby, drilling, gas, gasfield commissionLeave a comment on Gas drilling crackdown ‘doesn’t go far enough’

Q&A with Robyn Haig, regional Citizen of the Year

Robyn Haig gives some insight into the challenges and opportunities in the ‘post pandemic’ era

Posted byThe Country Caller6th February 20226th February 2022Posted inUncategorizedTags:australia day, ccci, chamber of commerce, chinchilla, citizen of the year, robyn haig, western downsLeave a comment on Q&A with Robyn Haig, regional Citizen of the Year

Feds sink $36m into bush floodway “chokepoint”

A total of $45m will be spent upgrading the Gore Highway north of Goondiwindi

Posted byThe Country Caller4th February 20224th February 2022Posted inagriculture, NEWSTags:flood, goondiwindi, gore highway, upgradeLeave a comment on Feds sink $36m into bush floodway “chokepoint”

Major council project crushed by building defects

Plans for a $14 million redevelopment of the Dalby library have been cancelled due to building defects

Posted byThe Country Caller2nd February 202229th July 2025Posted inCOMMUNITY, NEWSTags:dalby library4 Comments on Major council project crushed by building defects

Robot farmer’s trip from Denmark to Darling Downs

Danish built farming robots to roll out across Queensland crop farms

Posted byThe Country Caller2nd February 20222nd February 2022Posted inagriculture, NEWSTags:agriculture, agrointelli, agtech, corematic, farming, logistics hub, robotics, tsbeLeave a comment on Robot farmer’s trip from Denmark to Darling Downs

Network launched to fuel region’s hydrogen industry

TSBE launches online portal to connect burgeoning hydrogen industry

Posted byThe Country Caller1st February 202229th July 2025Posted inNEWS, RESOURCESTags:cs energy, enterprise, hydrogen, kogan creek, renewable, surat basin, toowoom, toowoomba, tsbe, western downsLeave a comment on Network launched to fuel region’s hydrogen industry

Another huge lineup for Words Out West writers fest

Gold Logie winner, best selling international author and Maroons legend join writers festival lineup

Posted byThe Country Caller31st January 202231st January 2022Posted inCOMMUNITY, NEWSTags:council, western downs, words out west, writers festivalLeave a comment on Another huge lineup for Words Out West writers fest

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