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On for young and old at Tafe

CQ Today's MATTHEW PEARCE attended CQUniversity's TAFE Careers Expo this week to snap some photos of staff and prospective students. Lisa Gaze, who teaches jewellery...

Looking at TAFE options

Prospective students of all ages dropped into CQUniversity's Canning St campus on Wednesday, 19 January for the annual TAFE Careers Expo. Associate director, TAFE marketing...

Vandalists commit deplorable act

Motorists travelling on Musgrave Street in North Rockhampton may have noticed graffiti on the billboards located near the Puma petrol station. The billboards which...

Beach Games to hit the mark on Aussie Day

Capricorn Coast Community Events organisers are tipping the Capricornian Beach Games, Bare Bottom Boat Regatta and CQ Today Sand Sculpture Competition will once again...

Emeritus Professor recalls rich academic life at CQU

Former expert critical care nurse and research-intensive academic from Rockhampton Professor Trudy Dwyer was recently recognized with the title of Emeritus Professor at a...

Rockhampton to welcome over 40 new Aussies on Australia Day

The Rockhampton Region will kick start its Australia Day celebrations on Wednesday, 26 January at 3.30pm with a citizenship ceremony to welcome over 40...

Photo of the Week

CQ Today reader Jenny Hilcher, has sent through a photo of the heritage listed Alexandra Railway Bridge an ironic landmark of Rockhampton. The bridge...

Support local business

With recent supply chain issues, locals have been reminded of the importance of small local businesses. Locally sourced produce rarely has the same supply...

New equipment for Kershaw

Rockhampton Regional Council has finalised the upgrade of the old Nature Play equipment and timber stepping stumps at Kershaw Gardens. Parks, Sport and Public Spaces...

On a tour of Men’s Shed

Rockhampton's AFS Men's Shed has been awarded a $3000 grant in recognition of their service to the community - and the funds are going...

Speed camera call

Following a family tradition, Laura Fritze-Shanks wants to see safety improved on the Rockhampton-Yeppoon Road. The 24-year-old Wandal mother has submitted an e-petition to Queensland...

Cheeky free campers

Who can blame the poor campers from across Australia who arrive at the foreshore at Rainbow Beach and decide it’s the perfect spot to...

Positive discussions between Livingstone Shire and Iwasaki Sangyo

The longstanding relationship between Japanese investor Mr Iwasaki and Livingstone Shire Council has been reaffirmed following a recent high-level meeting on the Capricorn Coast. Mr...