Warwick's hopes and dreams for 2018

The new year is finally upon us, and many people are taking advantage of 2018 to have a fresh start.

Many Warwick residents have taken the chance to set themselves a new year's resolution, and make the most out of the upcoming 12 months.

Here are a few people who have shared their goals and dreams for 2018:

 

 

Looking forward to a much better season with the rainfall – for the winter months to plant oats – get them in, that's what I'm hoping. I hope the cattle market stays firm and everyone is happy with the rural industry.

Bill Gross

 

 

On a personal and business level, I'd like to help increase and return the sheep flock to the Southern Downs region. The means by doing that is either control and eradication of wild dogs and making people aware we can control them. Sheep and wool is a profitable enterprise if we can control them. I'd also like to see Wallangarra meatworks re-open with increase an increase in sheep flock.

Bruce McLeish

 

We want to have a successful celebration of St Mark's 150th with launch of history book and continued restoration of the building. That's my big aim for 2018.

Sue Nalder

 

Getting into a 12-week program. Committing to get fit, and always improving our diet and fitness.

De Kelly and Amy Higgins

 

Hopefully I have a good year of rugby down in Brisbane. I hope to be consistent, keep learning the game, and take in every bit of advice I get over the course of the year.

Will Dearden

 

 

I'm looking forward to continuing my career in racing industry, and I want to help rejuvenate the harness racing industry in Queensland, and bring it out to the people in the country where it belongs.

Anthony Collins

 

To help many more people with their weddings. I'm hoping to have more quality time with family, and do a lot more horse riding.

Peta Murphy

By Sean Teuma

Reprinted with permission of The Warwick Daily News