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Miners to lop off curly locks

Central Queensland miners Analeigh Angus and Erin Roughan both sport an impressive head of curly hair, but it’s all coming off soon for a...

Clarity needed over vaccination requirements

The president of the Capricornia Chamber of Commerce says clarity is needed over plans to start barring unvaccinated patrons from certain businesses. Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk...

Confusion over vax rules

A good deal of my time this week has been taken up with getting across the various components of the State Government’s Public Health...

It’s Show Time

The Yeppoon Choral Society has been a massive part of the Capricorn Coast community since it first began in 1964. It started with a small...

Man arrested over Palm Island killing

A man has been arrested over the killing of another man found with a head injury on Palm Island. Police have taken a man into...

‘Credits roll on’ for Bert

Hundreds of mourners are paying tribute to entertainment legend Bert Newton at his state funeral in Melbourne. The man affectionately known as 'Moonface' died aged 83 on...

Trial delayed for Vic jab challengers

There will be no trial for a group challenging Victoria's COVID-19 vaccination mandate until March next year. Supreme Court Justice Melinda Richards says the 'fruitless'...

NSW premier opposes euthanasia bill

A week after visiting his dying grandmother in hospital, Premier Dominic Perrottet stood in NSW parliament to oppose laws that would allow her to...

UAE to Host COP28

On 11 November, the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) officially announced that the United Arab Emirates (UAE) will host the 28th Conference...

Dutch mull lockdown, China eyes food trade

The Netherlands, one of several European countries facing a spike in COVID-19 infections, is considering a lockdown while Dalian halts handling of frozen foods. Dutch...

Global warming goal ‘on life support’

COP26 talks will probably not yield the emissions-cutting pledges needed to combat climate change, United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres says. United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres...

Research set to improve Rockhampton waterways

CQUniversity Bachelor of Science (Honours) student Natalie Wolfe-Rackemann is on a mission to improve and keep Central Queensland’s waterways healthy after seeing firsthand negative...

Fields day made by courageous Emu Park comeback

Emu Park’s first Intersport Yeppoon Women’s Premiership defence had a dismal start, but a stern half time chat forged a mighty comeback and a...