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Theodore resident Rachael Donald with her son Bentley, had made the 80 minute trip on a Little Wings flight to Brisbane where Bentley will undergo treatment at the Queensland Children's Hospital. Picture by Kelly Mason

Little Wings provides flights and car transport for families whose children need treatment in the city.

Charity flying sick bush kids to the city sees 400 per cent growth in missions

Darlington cattle prodcuers Sue and Ian Harrison have adapted their operation to cater to a different market. Picture by Kate Harrison

They decided to sell direct after a local event peaked public interest.

More consumers buying beef direct from farms

Linton Brimblecombe during picking of their crop at Forest Hill. Picture by Kelly Mason 

A spokesperson from Cotton Australia said most regions had a positive season but some areas had suffered more with weather conditions.

Wet weather challenges cotton growers

Peter Hamilton said the community support they have received since the accident has been overwhelming. Picture supplied by Michelle Hamilton

Peter Hamilton continues to recover following the farm accident.

Silo accident survivor shares story five months on

Queensland Ag Shows general manager Trevor Beckingham had been lobbying political parties to stop the reporting requirement changes. Picture by Kelly Mason

The new reporting requirements will impact ag shows, breeding associations and other not for profits.

Reporting requirement changes putting pressure on ag shows

The hotel was closed in 2021 and will reopen on Saturday July 13. Picture by Sarah Ridge 

The new owners want to thank the locals who have helped them.

Doors ready to reopen at the Woolooga Hotel

Kumbia peanut grower Julian Cross is waiting to hear what the future will hold for the peanut industry. Picture supplied by Julian Cross 

The peanut grower said there was only one other processor he could use.

Peanut growers keeping crop options open amid industry uncertainty

Lallemand technical services manager Jordan Minniecon said he had seen an increase in the uptake of silage use post the 2019 drought. Picture by Kelly Mason

Industry leaders at the conference said it was an important time for producers to make change.

Quality silage key to on-farm cost cutting

The Centenary Street Parade had everything from old tractors to cotton pickers, local sporting associations to the school and childcare services being represented in the celebrations. 

The centenary celebrations featured an official opening ceremony and street parade.

Theodore celebrates 100 years

Macalister cotton grower Ross Von Pein. Picture by Kurt Von Pein 

Grain and cotton growers have reported mixed results from this weeks weather forecast.