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Learning more about people

Attending funerals is not one of the most sought-after events in my social calendar; mind you, my social calendar tends to revolve around attending...

Blackwater NAIDOC

Schools, organisations, and community members came together to Get Up, Stand Up, Show Up for this year's NAIDOC Week celebrations. Hosted by the Central...

CapriCon colour on the way

I always enjoy seeing an event unite a community and bring together people from all walks of life. The upcoming CapriCon Steampunk and Pop...

First Parliament sitting

Let us start the week with some good news. After a turbulent week in Canberra at the first sitting of Parliament with the new...

Careers and development

Every one of us has a story to share, and every one of us has bits and pieces of it that have shaped who...

QCWA is hard at work

The members of the Mount Morgan branch of the QCWA have ben busy packing domestic violence packs for adults and children that were donated...

Donation for orchestra

Musicians involved with the Rockhampton Youth Orchestra will benefit from a $1000 donation which will go towards ongoing costs incurred by the organisation. Committee...

New councils proposed in submissions

Proposals for different councils were put forward in at least two submissions made to the Local Government Change Commission as part of the boundary...

Voters want the northern suburbs

It seems everyone wants the northern suburbs, according to the newly-released boundary survey results. The majority of both Rockhampton and Livingstone voters want Glenlee, Glendale...

Renewable energy for treatment plant

The cost of running one of Livingstone Shire Council’s major power consuming utilities has been greatly reduced, with the transition to renewable energy. An...

Myola Hall bids farewell

Erected in 1918 on the corner of Hill and Normanby streets by Jim Jamieson, the Myola Hall was built of light timber and corrugated...

Alarm over Ukraine power plant attacks

Kyiv and Moscow have traded blame for the weekend shelling of Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia nuclear complex amid international alarm that their battle for control of...

CQ’s wet Christmas

It was a merry but soggy Christmas in Central Queensland, with Rockhampton recording its wettest day of the year on 25 December. The Bureau of...

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