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Premium Content Subscriber only Toowoomba cat Riker has kept his owners on their toes after their vet found something unusual lodged in his stomach during an annual check-up. West Toowoomba Vet Surgery vet Michael Burke was examining the ginger and white coloured domestic shorthair when he felt a large and hard lump in his abdomen. CHEEKY CAT: Ginger and white domestic shorthaired cat Riker has kept his owners on their toes after their vet found something unusual lodged in his stomach during his annual check-up. Concerned by the discovery, the owners advised the vet to proceed with surge...

Been looking for a final bit of inspiration to work on one of the region's farms? Strawberries Queensland has taken an out-of-the-box approach and is offering a prize draw for those willing to roll up their sleeves and help with the berry season. The promotion, which is an industry first, offers a chance to win up to $100,000 in cash prizes, with 10 $100,000 cash prizes on the table. Strawberries on the SSS farm.   Queensland Strawberry Growers' Association (QSGA) president Adrian Schultz said international working holiday maker numbers were down a whopping 79,000 from this time last ...

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Locals Indi Watts and Justyn Antrobus have created their own gaming venture

Premium Content Subscriber only After a short hiatus a local games store has reopened under new ownership and you could say it’s all fun and games. While the Team Card Titan store has been on Maryborough St for more than three years many locals were unaware of its existence. New co-owner of Team Card Titan Indi Watts said his favourite part about the game store was the community feel it brought. Picture: Rhylea Millar So when the store’s new co-owners Indi Watts and Jason Emanuelli decided to take over from the previous owner they decided to make its presence known.