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GOONDIWINDI GOES FOR GOLD!

Local business Goondiwindi Cotton has submitted an Expression of Interest to supply clothing and uniforms to volunteers and officials for the Games in Brisbane in 2032. Learn the story behind the bid in the campaign video & sign the petition in support! Every name counts. Go Gundy!!

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Our towns

Bungunya

Translating to ‘dry camp’ in the local Indigenous language, Bungunya lives up to its reputation as a safe living place.

Goondiwindi

Sitting peacefully on the banks of the Macintyre River at the junction of five major highways, Goondiwindi hugs the border of New South Wales and Queensland.

Inglewood

Once a significant tobacco growing area, these days the focus in Inglewood is on sheep and cattle grazing, timber milling and the farming of fodder, grains and horticulture crops.

Talwood

Small in town size but big in community spirit, tree-lined and tidy, Talwood is 90 km west of Goondiwindi towards Nindigully. It services the surrounding rural industry, including an active grain transfer depot.

Texas

Just over an easy hours’ drive east of Goondiwindi sits the town of Texas, perched on the banks of the Dumaresq River. You’ll find excellent fishing and great camping spots, all set to the backdrop and serenity of rural landscapes.

Toobeah

Blink and you could miss the tiny town of Toobeah – pronounced ‘Two-beer’. It sits just 49km west of Goondiwindi, past abundant cotton and grain fields, making it the perfect side trip.

Yelarbon

Midway between Goondiwindi and Inglewood on the Cunningham Highway, you’ll find the tiny town of Yelarbon amid a distinctive spinifex desert.