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New life emerges at Koorana Crocodile Farm

The newest residents of the Capricorn Coast are beginning to emerge, with freshly hatched saltwater crocodiles now arriving at Koorana Crocodile Farm. Visitors to the...

Festival of the Wind is blowing in

The 26th annual Festival of the Wind is making its return to Emu Park’s beachfront on Sunday, 29 March and is set to attract...

Leadership over lunch

Today News Group journalist Sophie Mossman was out on Tuesday, 17 March snapping photos of local Year 12 students at the second annual Youth...

Echoes of Europe with RSO

CQU experts call for rethink of classroom technology as student outcomes decline

From heartbreak to hope

Resilience on show across Central Queensland

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Sport

Retired cult hero Master Jamie teaching new lessons

As far as Queensland cult heroes go, they don’t come much bigger than Master Jamie. The former galloper claimed 19 victories from a 64-start career,...

Bowls from around the Central Queensland greens

ROCKHAMPTON BOWLS CLUB Men’s Section results Champion Pairs S. O’Sing T. Zonca d L. Arthur R. Wellings 21-17 R. Sanders (S. McConochie sub) E. Gregson v J. Slater...

Barbie is hot to head to Florida

Pint-sized filly Wasabi Barbie, a Rockhampton two-year-old bred in Comet and originally raced by Jesse Beak, could be destined for a career as a...

Club celebrates 90 years of pride, competition and connection

The Park Avenue Brothers Hockey Club is celebrating a remarkable milestone in 2026, marking 90 years of hockey in Rockhampton and recognising the players,...

Bumper day of racing in store at Springsure

Central Queensland racing heads to Springsure on Saturday for a terrific five-race non-TAB program. The annual St Patrick's Day race meeting is a family-friendly day...

Bears hunt down Magpies

Pilbeam Park will host an intriguing game as Berserker aims to test its newfound form. The Bears will travel down Lakes Creek Road where...

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Entertainment

Shock Horror, Rocky has a showstopper

The Rocky Horror Show has returned to Rockhampton’s Pilbeam Theatre, and audiences can be assured that the “antici…pation” is worth it. One of the most...

Community Events Billboard

Weekly Events Archer Park Rail Museum The Archer Park Rail Museum in Denison Street, Rockhampton is open Monday to Thursday 10am-3pm and Sunday 9am-1pm. Bring the family...

CQ Gig Guide

If you have a gig you would like to promote, send us an email at editorial@cqtoday.com.au Please include the name of the gig, date, time,...

On This Day: Global Recycling Day!

As planet Earth gives up billions of tonnes of its natural resources each year to support the humans who live on it, the health...

On This Day: National Pi Day!

Pi. A concept that can be difficult to understand but is central to so many aspects of our lives. It goes on forever and ever...

On This Day: World Sleep Day!

Sleep may seem like such a normal aspect of life that it might seem silly to even talk about it! It can be one...

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Letters to the Editor

MATT THE AUSTRALIAN LEADER It is great to see that Senator Matthew Canavan has become the leader of the National Party after David Littleproud resigned. I...

Reflecting on a big week in politics

They say a week is a long time in politics. A couple of Sundays ago, I packed my bags for a Parliamentary sitting week....

Big numbers after rain eases in Emerald

Emerald Combined Agents yarded an increased offering of 3200 head on Thursday, 19 March, with a large number of locally sourced prime cattle on...

Understanding de facto property settlements

The Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia now have the jurisdiction to deal with de facto property settlements including same sex couples. The first...

Small grants making a big difference

Sometimes it’s the small things that make a community. We often hear about major infrastructure projects and big-ticket investments, and they are important. But...

Capricorn Caves unveils new accessible path

Stage one of the Capricorn Caves’ new accessible walkway has been officially unveiled this week, marking a significant step towards more inclusive tourism. Invited guests...

Youth leaders converge at special lunch

A cohort of about 30 Year 12 students from schools in the Yeppoon and North Rockhampton area took part in the second annual Youth...

Harmony Week brings Keppel together

Communities across Keppel and Central Queensland are coming together to celebrate Harmony Week, recognising the strength and richness that cultural diversity brings to the...

Council eyes future precinct

Livingstone Shire Council has endorsed plans to explore the long-term development of a new civic, library and community hub in Yeppoon, marking the beginning...

End of an era with PAM Furnishings to close later this year

2026 will mark the end of an era, with iconic Yeppoon business PAM Furnishings confirming it will shut its doors later this year. Established in...

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