Mim Rogers, Allora Advertiser

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Volunteers needed for the Allora Show

President of the Allora Show Society has put a call out for volunteers to help as this year’s Allora Show. It takes a dedicated team to bring this amazing event to life so any time you could help at the Show would be appreciated.

Allora Advertiser, 15 January 2025

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Well done Peter Cavanagh

After 58 years of participating in all aspects of Warwick and District Rugby League Peter Cavanagh is officially winding up his formal involvement in the game. Cavanagh had been there since day dot, coming through the grades as a player and referee, before spending his time in coaching and administration, enjoying 30 years as chairman.

New CEO to join SDRC this month

Southern Downs Regional Council has appointed highly experienced local government leader Rachel Brophy as the new Chief Executive Officer to lead the region towards a vibrant and sustainable future. With extensive networks across all levels of government, Ms Brophy has a proven track record as a strategic leader in delivering innovative solutions and fostering collaboration.

Allora Advertiser, 8 January 2025

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Wattles Juniors step into historic season

Glyn Rees. Wattles Junior Rugby League Club officials celebrated their new season meet and greet dinner with committee members and coaching staff at Allora’s Railway Hotel on December 9th, and while it closed the door on the 2024 year, it also saw the Club about to step off in to an historic 2025 season.

Merry Christmas Allora

Be sure to take a tour of Allora and check out all the impressive Christmas lighting displays.

The Goomburra region copped a drenching last week

Local Goomburra resident Corrie Ross was out with his trusty camera shooting some spectacular images. Local Goomburra resident Corrie Ross was out with his trusty camera shooting some spectacular images.

Allora Advertiser, 18 December 2024

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Allora’s all aboard for Bush Christmas

Locals and visitors made another huge turnout for this year’s Allora Bush Christmas celebration.