Online program to weed out pests
New online training packages will support good jobs in agriculture by helping more people recognise exotic pests and diseases.
Minister for Agricultural Industry Development and...
Scholarships for mine rehab ideas
More than $200,000 in student scholarships is up for grabs in a bid to develop innovative ways to improve land rehabilitation in Queensland coal...
Flood risk sinks caravan park plan
Ipswich City Council has listened to residents concerned about possible flooding impacts on a proposed caravan park and have refused the application.
The material...
Quarry could desecrate Indigenous site likened to Juukan Gorge incident if Honor not upheld
The recent approval of a quarry expansion extension application has raised further concerns for a local Indigenous family who believe the site could hold...
Far-right triumphs in Italy’s election
Giorgia Meloni looks set to become Italy's first woman prime minister at the head of its most right-wing government since World War II after...
King Charles gets coins, stamps and cypher
Britain will gradually see coins, banknotes and stamps bearing the image of King Charles, while the new monarch's cypher will also appear on government...
State funeral for Uncle Jack Charles
Beloved Indigenous elder and storyteller Uncle Jack Charles will be honoured at a state funeral in Melbourne.
The actor, musician, activist and member of the...
Robodebt royal commission set to begin
Hundreds of thousands of people were caught in a huge Centrelink stuff-up and now a major investigation will examine how things went so horribly...
Star will do ‘whatever is necessary’
In a pitch to regulators, Star Entertainment Group says it accepts the findings of an inquiry which found it unsuitable to hold a casino...
Hightlighting possibilities
The Gladstone Engineering Alliance (GEA) Major Industry and Energy Conference is highly regarded as the key forum for current and future work opportunities...
Serene space for veterans
The Cockscomb Veterans Bush Retreat at Cawarral is looking better than ever thanks to a $25,000 refurbishment including a new deck, garden and retaining...
School holidays felt by all
The September school holidays are upon us, and whether you have school-aged children or grandchildren in your care or not, you’ll no doubt notice...
Gritty win keeps CQ top
Central Queensland proved they have what it takes to win in all types of manner with a gutsy victory last Saturday.
The Capras’ under-17s boys...
