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Change needed to improve the Kokoda Track

Charlie Lynn was gearing up to lead his 100th trek of the Kokoda Track on the Anzac Day weekend.  It was meant to be a...

Sydney killer driver gets jail term cut

A drunk speeding driver who caused the death of a heavily pregnant woman with her unborn twins and a teenager has won a cut...

Valuable donors roll up their sleeve

The true giving spirit of the Bundaberg region community was showcased on Good Friday as the Bundaberg centre was filled with those heeding the...

Grasping autism as an adult

Many might have seen Jessica Horsley recently wearing a bright green shirt walking with her two dogs who are named after literary heroes, Sir...

Coming out for Anzac Day

Ian Thomson, who served in the Royal Navy and Royal Australian Navy, says it's important to preserve the tradition of Anzac Day for coming...

Black, white, and colour

In the monthly Print Competitions of the Rockhampton Photography Club, the photos alternate between Colour and Mono each month. The B - Grade photos...

Healing for Dharumbal people

The sky rained tears as Central Queensland’s Dharumbal people took back control of a culturally significant 13.5-hectare site (Gawula) at the foot of Gai-i,...

Get wild for playground

The Rockhampton Botanic Gardens playground is getting a make-over after exciting plans were unveiled on Wednesday. Rockhampton Region Mayor Tony Williams said that...

The lone pine story

I have always been fascinated by the history of plants, and the story of the Lone Pine or Gallipoli Pine is part of Australian...

A Brother’s brave battle

Tye’rone Clinton Rangi, 14, and his mother Kellee Clinton are two of the strongest individuals you could ever meet. Tye’rone was diagnosed with a...

Russell Robertson in profile

Born and raised in the Moranbah region, Russell Robertson went to school at Moranbah and as a child spent his time camping, fishing, playing...

Baldwin movie co fined for safety failures

New Mexico workplace safety regulators have issued the maximum possible fine of nearly $US137,000 against a film production company for firearms safety failures on...

Claws set for sharp trials

Capricorn is on the hunt for the next generation of Claws as they look to push to a better finish in the Hart Premier...