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Wattles man mountain front-rower Cooper Tate-Roche meanders through the Southern Suburbs defence at Platz Oval on Sunday. - Mike Spence

Warriors ease to second on ladder

Local league heroes Wattles Warriors overwhelmed Toowoomba Rugby League competition front-runners, Southern Suburbs Tigers 38 to 12 at Clifton’s Platz Oval on Sunday in chilly,

5 June, 2026

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Cars were parked undercover as heavy, dark clouds curled overhead.

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It was a wet one last week

Catherine Lamb. Photo supplied.

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CELEBRATING INCREDIBLE PEOPLE WHO MAKE OUR STATE GREAT

Wally Lewis - The King. Photo supplied.

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QLD DAY AMBASSADORS: FAMILIAR FACES OF QUEENSLAND PRIDE

Mary Reibey’s outstanding contribution to Australian history was recognised in 1994 when her portrait appeared on the nation’s twenty dollar banknote. Also depicted are the Reibey’s George Street houses and their sailing vessel Mercury. Mary remains as one of the few convicts who have been honoured on our currency.

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Horse Thief Convict to Sydney’s First Female Tycoon

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The members of The Clifton Lodge in the hall they’ve used for 129 years, for the last time.

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Freemason’s farewell Lodge’s home

Pacific Seeds Summer Forage and Corn Field Day was back last week.

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Pacific Seeds: Summer Forage and Corn Field Day at the Mengel’s

The owner of FoodWorks Clifton Sameer Bhathal is getting ready for one of the biggest upheavals a local business has faced, thanks to the need for a roof replacement at the supermarket.

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Hailstorm not finished with Clifton

Students from Clifton State School also visited Joan Ranger in her room at Nirvana on the 8th.

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Clifton State School Students Visit Nirvana

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The convict ship Lady Penrhyn departed England in 1787 with 104 female convicts. The vast majority had committed only petty crimes often driven by poverty. Every women had to find a way to survive in a brutal penal settlement vastly out numbered by men. Ann Inett was one of these women but they all had a story which unfortunately is often lost in our nation’s history. Image, First Fleet Fellowship

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The Enduring Friendship of the Governor’s Wife and his Mistress

Suns out, guns out? - feature photo

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Suns out, guns out?

From left: Julie-Anne Fulwood, Bill Cameron, Christine Cameron, Kay Nugent and Roger Moulton enjoying morning tea and supporting a great cause.

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World's (Clifton's) Biggest Morning Tea

The Kiwano is said to have a flavour like a banana or passionfruit.

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The curious case of the Kiwano or ‘Spiked Melon.’

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