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How 4WDs were in the 50s

It seems these days that every second vehicle on the road is a 4WD but in the late 1950s it was only those with...

Banks get ‘woke’ and trendy

In December last year the Governor of the Bank of England, Andrew Bailey, convened a virtual summit of Central Bank Governors to discuss ......

Historian to vote ‘yes’

As a historian, I’m voting Yes to bring the northern suburbs home to Rocky. Benedict Anderson claimed that “all communities larger than primordial villages of...

Speeding to a solar record

UNSW Sydney racing team officially launch Sunswift 7 car which will bid to claim the title of 'Fastest Solar Electric Car over 1000km' An Australian...

Caravan road to a million

One lucky camper will be offered a chance to win $1,000,000 by simply enjoying a road trip and supporting Australian tourism, how good is...

Don’t give up on GKI

Instead of banging on about the boundary challenge, which I am certain many people are tired of hearing about, I thought I might quickly...

Do I need a business plan?

We received a question from an aspiring new small business owner who wanted to know if we thought they should jump in and start...

Best plants for shade

It is one of the biggest problems encountered by owners of established gardens is finding plants that will tolerate shade from the canopy of...

Another hospital blow

The Gympie community has again been deprived of essential services as the Sunshine Coast Health and Hospital Service advised staff and patients of the...

Super heroes doing it for kids

It is hard to know what a person faces unless you walk in their shoes, especially when it comes to an illness or health...

QLDs first sheep show hits 60

Margie Webb has seen it all when it comes to showtime in Muttaburra. Each iteration, the changing markets for wool, involved in some sense...

Enduring appeal of ‘misogynist’ Picasso

"Women are machines for suffering," Picasso famously told one of his many lovers, Françoise Gilot. Being a woman in the artist's life was a dangerous occupation....

Soil Stories project to transform farm into living classroom

High Valley Dawn Permaculture Farm, located near Yeppoon on the Capricorn Coast, has secured funding through the State Government’s Engaging Science Grants Program 2026...