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October 15, 2021
South Africa's economic woes are being compounded by the theft of massive amounts of copper from state firms Eskom and Transnet, much of which is smuggled overseas, costing the country billions of rand a year, according to market sources.
October 15, 2021
South Africa's economic woes are being compounded by the theft of massive amounts of copper from state firms Eskom and Transnet, much of which is smuggled overseas, costing the country billions of rand a year, according to market sources.
October 15, 2021
SA's economic woes are being compounded by the theft of massive amounts of copper from state firms Eskom and Transnet, much of which is smuggled overseas, costing the country billions of rand a year, according to market sources.
May 29, 2021
The recycling industry has struggled with a trillion-pound global landfill issue, but breakthrough plastic package replacements and recycling robots are here.
April 14, 2021
Councillors voted unanimously to receive the petition and refer it to the director of infrastructure services for further investigation. Both Mayor Vic Pennisi and councillor Sheryl Windle commended the Maryvale community on their united efforts, but said it was clear after a recent council workshop that many of the small town’s residents were confused about the development’s trajectory. “We’ve developed an (Urban Development Framework) in Maryvale and quite a lot of that has been achie...
March 2, 2021
Councillor Cameron Gow was one of the most vocal in favour of the request, contending the tourism benefits would outweigh any costs of the water. “If Warwick Polocrosse can’t access this water, it’s potentially another event cancelled so people won’t visit our region, which flows onto our tourism operators,” Cr Gow said. He was met with fierce opposition by councillors Andrew Gale, Ross Bartley, and Stephen Tancred, who all agreed the region’s drought status was too “desperate�...
February 12, 2021
Premium Content Subscriber only Tensions ran high in this week’s ordinary meeting at Southern Downs Regional Council, with several issues sparking heated debate. The first point of contention at the Wednesday meeting came within the first half-hour, when Mayor Vic Pennisi and councillor Stephen Tancred both declared a potential conflict of interest in relation to a confidential agenda item. Revealing the closed discussion would relate to the sale of land at Emu Swamp Dam, Cr Pennisi was ada...
January 26, 2021
Community members, local representatives and more turned out in force for the beloved annual event. SEE PHOTOS HERE:
January 20, 2021
Southern Downs councillors got riled up over a contentious vote on the future of the Stanthorpe Art gallery, with fears the upgrade would come at a $2 million cost to ratepayers. Councillors gathered this morning to vote on a range of options for a revamp to the Weerona Park site, including a minimal $250,000 upgrade, a modest $1.5âmillion grade, the recommended $4âmillion expansion, or a new site costing $12âmillion. A vote to push the $4 million upgrade into the funding subm...
December 31, 2020
All nine SDRC representatives stressed addressing a response to the coronavirus pandemic and water security as their top priorities. CEO ASSAULTED BY DISGRUNTLED RESIDENT When Killarney man Peter Lesley Smith pleaded guilty to assaulting former SDRC CEO David Keenan, he claimed six years of ongoing tensions drove him to the act. Smith became “agitated” during the confrontation, swearing loudly and banging his cane on the door before grabbing the then-CEO Mr Keenan around the neck in a bri...