Skills and personal growth
It’s no secret that learning, training and ongoing professional development don’t stop at school, Tafe, university or on the job. We learn every day,...
Coming together with music
U3A (University of the Third Age) offers many and varied activities to promote fitness and learning for everyone into their retirement years… their Third...
Searching for a Soldier: Yangan local’s medal found in Bunya Moutains
When Peter Taylor stumbled across a medal at the bottom of the Bunya Mountains, he didn't expect to hear it belonged to someone born...
Gayndah’s Red Bench
Many friendly faces gathered to celebrate the unveiling of Gayndah’s Red Bench earlier this month.
A total of 13 bright red benches have now been...
Oyster structures get the nod
After much debate, Noosa Council has given the green light for the Noosa Oyster Ecosystem Restoration Project to construct four oyster bed restoration structures...
No end to learning
Members of U3A say there's no reason you can't keep learning well into your 'third age'.
U3A (University of the Third Age) is a worldwide...
Eco Warrior launch success
Over 90 people attended the Cap Coast Eco Warriors launch at Kemp Beach last weekend further strengthening the already popular group for young environmentally...
Doors open in ‘The Alley’
The Alley (formerly Pie Alley Blues) in Yeppoon has reopened its doors with Ben and Leah Crowley at the helm, an infectious enthusiasm in...
EV Display Day on the Coast
With the price of petrol and diesel going through the roof, Capricorn Conservation Council and Livingstone Shire Council (LSC) have teamed up to hold...
Maroon side announced
Queensland's smiling assassin Selwyn Cobbo will soak up everything Billy Slater has to offer as one of four debutants named in the rookie coach's...
Retelling politics through Indigenous art
When people start their Indigenous experiences tour of Parliament House, they're greeted with four portraits of some of the first Aboriginal representatives.
For Chris Kennedy,...
Record loss for Covid-hit Opera Australia
Opera Australia has posted a record $22 million operating loss for 2021 after being forced to cancel most of its performances.
But audiences are coming...
Doing the hard sums in a tough budget year
As we head into Council’s budget deliberations, I want to be upfront with our community about the challenges we are facing.
This year’s budget...
