The administrators of Cubbie Station, McGrath Nicol, say recent rain in Queensland’s southern inland will not drive up the property’s sale price.

THE annual Pittsworth show was held on Friday and Saturday despite constant rain and mud.

The Queensland Murray-Darling Committee says the state’s rain has given farmers the best start to a year in about two decades.

Welfare organisation Lifeline says heavy rain in southern Queensland is a psychological boost for farmers going through drought.

LAST-MINUTE works at the Queens Park amphitheatre may have narrowly helped avoid a Shakespearean tragedy.

SOUTH-WEST Queensland’s farmers are rejoicing after the best rain in 20 years has set up a bumper outlook for the remainder of 2010.

Large parts of Queensland brace for floods today as heavy rain continues over much of the state.

THE persistent, soaking rain of the past two days has lifted the spirits of the region’s farmers.

THE first day of autumn brought with it a welcome sight to Darling Downs farmers yesterday: rain.

Australia’s commodity forecaster says the recent wet weather will bring mixed fortunes to Queensland farmers.

Overnight storms dumped more than 100 millimetres of rain in south-east Queensland, from Ipswich to the Darling Downs.

THE Chronicle will be publishing a detailed weather wrap tomorrow and we are asking readers to email us their rain pictures

ANOTHER band of rain is making its way to the Darling Downs and will hit the western Downs late Sunday and make its way across Toowoomba on Monday and Tuesday.

The weather bureau says torrential rain on the weekend across Queensland’s south-east created new records.

Authorities are continuing to rescue several people from floodwaters across southern Queensland, with parts of the region receiving more than 400 millimetres of rain.

TOOWOOMBA panel beaters are doing a banging trade after three consecutive days of wet weather.

THE prospects of Umbiram farmer David Stark’s forage sorghum crop have received a timely boost from weekend rain over the Darling Downs.

More heavy rain and strong winds to whip across southern Qld, but flooding in the northern and central regions eases.

A LITTLE rain did not scare away visitors to the Cabarlah Markets yesterday who turned up to snag some great local produce.

WELCOME rain fell in Toowoomba yesterday, but other parts of the region were battered with severe thunderstorms.