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Aboriginal Way Sign to commemorate history

New signs looking to be erected around the Central West will detail the rich history of the region. The project has been jointly organised...

Out and about at CQLX

CQ Today's MATTHEW PEARCE dropped in to the Central Queensland Livestock Exchange (CQLX) at Gracemere on Wednesday, 9 February to see who was out...

Sending a message: Enough is enough

A group of women have rallied together, saying ‘enough is enough’ outside the steps of the closed abortion clinic, Marie Stopes, on Wednesday morning. The...

Health workers ‘couch surf’ amid Gladstone’s rental crisis

"Go find a couch somewhere" was the advice a health worker received after she was recruited at Gladstone Hospital to help the region deal...

Toward zero harm

During the past two years Covid has thrown health and safety into the spotlight for many who previously took it for granted. Agriculture, however,...

Well deserved wins

I am over the moon to see Ash Barty and Rafael Nadal walk away as the winners of The Australian Open for 2022. After a...

What wine to choose?

During the summer months, I worked as a freelance wine-waiter. On the Gold Coast and Brisbane. I’ve always believed the best way to learn...

Pole made redundant

A concerned Rockhampton resident has contacted CQ Today over an electricity pole that blocks a no standing sign outside of St. Peter's Catholic Primary...

First ever students offered spots in Rocky’s first medical pathway

Twenty future Central Queensland doctors have been offered a place in the foundation year of a revolutionary, Australian-first regional medical pathway to be delivered...

Invasive species taking hold

Rockhampton Regional Council is being inundated with reports of Prickly Acacia and Parthenium spreading in the region, and they are calling on the community...

Sporty mum aces studies

Ever since Catherine Rogers was young, she has had a passion for sport and exercise, even playing tennis at a national level during her...

Lifeline’s crisis text service goes 24/7

Supported with $1.5 million in Federal Government funding, Lifeline has launched a 24/7 crisis text service to expand its support for Australians struggling with...

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...