Business grants and Olympic dreams
Businesses in Capricornia can now apply for a share of $111.9 million worth of grants available for eligible businesses looking to expand, diversify or...
Celebrating small business
Celebrating the success of others is one of my favourite things to do. We’re rich with talent in Central Queensland. On Friday, 5 November,...
Birds, Birds, Birds!
One subject that members of the Rockhampton Photography Club love to photograph are birds! We have a Bird Photography SIG (Special Interest Group) which...
A sweet ending to a new beginning
Rebecca Patten and Jordan Conning were married in a magical ceremony at her parents home in October.
Dad Russell had been busy landscaping in...
Police’s pointed message
Capricornia Police want young people to know that they don't need a knife to live their life.
Police launched their knife crime prevention campaign at...
Eyes on the Olympics prize
Central Queensland's leaders, sporting organisations and community groups have their sights set on the 2032 Olympics.
Member for Capricornia Michelle Landry hosted a meeting on...
Lightning show coming
After the hot temperatures and oppressive humidity last weekend. Central Queenslanders welcomed the relief from the Strong South East Trade Winds. Rocky and most...
RJC Report with Ian Mill
Great to be back with you again readers.
Well hasn’t it been a busy week or so with race meetings here, there and everywhere?
Would you...
Centacare CQ hosts clinic
Catholic social services enterprise Centacare CQ hosted a pop-up vaccination clinic on Wednesday, offering its staff and clients and members of the general public...
Anglo adds some greenery to Dawson
Resources behemoth Anglo American has planted some 14,000 trees at and around its mammoth Dawson Mine in Banana Shire, part of the company’s mine...
Teen takes the initative
Yeppoon teenager Tyler Foster-Taut may suffer from social anxiety but that hasn't stopped him from starting his own lawnmowing business.
Tyler's dad Ryan Taut said...