Red Shield Appeal back for 2022
The Salvation Army is calling on the Rockhampton community to get involved in this year’s Red Shield Appeal.
With a goal to raise $70,000...
‘GIVIT up’ for DFV survivors this Mother’s Day
Queenslanders can deliver the perfect gift to vulnerable people experiencing or escaping domestic and family violence by donating through GIVIT this Mother’s Day.
Attorney-General and...
Career event a success
Year 10 students at St Ursula's College were able to discuss career options at the annual Communication to Careers event on Thursday.
The school...
Rocky and Yeppoon top towns
Rockhampton and Yeppoon are one of seven finalists in the Queensland Tourism Industry Council (QTIC) 2022 Top Tourism Town’s with populations over 5000
After an...
Funding tackles youth crime
The Federal Government has pledged to invest $50 million in the Safer Communities Fund if reelected, which would include $795,000 for practical community projects...
Time to yell bingo
Bingo is back in full swing at the Rocky Sports Club, with new Monday Bingo to start this week.
Bingo lovers now have two...
RSC goes blue for Dolly
The young Rocky Sports Club team are going blue next Friday, 13 May to show their support of the ‘Do It for Dolly’ campaign.
Dolly’s...
Living gift for mum
For those people who haven't bought anything for Mother’s Day this Sunday it may be time to consider a green present.
With a little thought...
Forever and always
Angie Faint and Adam Daniels met a couple of years ago and it didn't take long before they knew it was forever. ...
Five scenarios for sewer death
Faced with wild speculation and conspiracy theories about the death of a drug addict whose decomposed body was found in a sewage tank, a...
Alice Springs prison guards walk off job
Dozens of Alice Springs prison guards have walked off the job over the Northern Territory government's public sector pay freeze.
The protected 12-hour strike on...
Learning about edible plants
Mount Morgan QCWA members Donna Anderson and Tammy Alden were presented with traditional edible plants called 'Warragul Greens' as part of The Associated Country...
Supporting our community through flood recovery
Over the past few weeks, our community has shown its resilience once again as we faced significant flooding across parts of the Shire.
With...
