Cap Coast Eco Warrior youth ready to learn
The Capricorn Coast’s newest youth initiative, Eco Warriors, is being led by determined young man Owen Harris (7) who has already made his mark...
Beef industry celebrates CQ ladies
Leaders from across the thriving Australian beef industry are reiterating the critical role women play in achieving sustainability this International Women’s Day.
Australian Beef Sustainability...
Coast guards busy in action
Both Coast Guard Rockhampton and Coast Guard Yeppoon have been in action in the past week.
Thursday 3 March
QAS called Coast Guard Yeppoon about 12.30...
Marvelous March
For the March Projected Image Competition of the Rockhampton Photography Club, the set subject was Silhouette, which means that the subject is dark and...
Hardy shares insights
Registrations are filling fast for the 2022 ICMJ Northern Conference in Rockhampton from 20-23 April, with 2022 Nuffield Scholar Munro Hardy locked in as...
CQ critical to national security
The biggest issue that Australia faces in the near future is the threat to our National Security. In my view, this is number one,...
Southern California, here we come
The Southern California inspired music and arts festival, SoCal, returns for a second year bringing an epic line up of bands and DJs to...
Weather’s ’not normal’
Central Queensland’s ’abnormal’ heatwave that’s stretched almost two weeks could soon be over, according to weather forecaster and CQ Today columnist Mike Griffin.
Mr Griffin...
Water supply is a state issue
With regard to the ongoing issue of supplying the community of Mount Morgan with water, Labor candidate for Flynn and Gladstone Mayor Matt...
US court okays Cosby overturned conviction
Bill Cosby has avoided renewed legal jeopardy when the US Supreme Court declined to hear a bid by prosecutors to undo last year’s ruling...
Services under pressure
Crucial mental health care and suicide prevention services in Central Queensland feared they would have their funding cut this month, but a solution has...
Future doctor training now in session
Eighteen CQUniversity students studying a Bachelor of Medical Science (Pathway to Medicine) started their academic school term on Monday, 7 March.
These students are...
Long-time Friendly Society director calls time
CQ Friendly Society Ltd has announced the retirement of long-serving director Richard Johnson, who has stepped down from the board after an impressive 33...
