Senator applauds Lions
Senator and Minister for Emergency Management and National Recovery and Resilience Bridget McKenzie applauded Yeppoon Lions Club this week for their amazing work in...
Funds in the pipeline
A reliable water supply for Mount Morgan could be a step closer to reality, with the ALP throwing their support behind Rockhampton Regional Council's...
Raffle winners take to the skies
Darren and Tracy Anne Beercroft had a great time on the road and in the air as the winners of Adopt-A-Beast's Christmas raffle.
Founder Nathalie...
Urgent call for o negative blood
Australian Red Cross Lifeblood urgently needs people with O negative blood to donate over the next fortnight, as consecutive long weekends threaten supplies.
Lifeblood’s own...
5 Big names rock Rocky
Local venues are getting set to hear the sweet sounds of live entertainment over the coming months with some big names ready to put...
ANZAC Day, a day to remember
ANZAC Day services are set to be held across Livingstone Shire on the April 25 and this year Yeppoon services will offer a nod...
Recipe for success for CQU students
Rockhampton restaurant Coco Brew has found CQU’s hospitality training to be the perfect ingredient for success with owner manager Robin Adams hiring four students...
‘Telephone’ voting for Covid-19 iso cases
Australians stuck in Covid-19 isolation on election day as a confirmed case or close contact are set to be able to cast their vote.
For...
Qld seatbelt fines rise to more than $1000
Fines for Queenslanders caught not wearing a seatbelt will more than double from July.
Anyone caught not correctly wearing a seatbelt will be fined $1000...
Kanga does the heavy lifting
Kanga Bins are taking a hop into a whole new range of services to cater to a call from customers who need help doing...
Community collective action
Over the last few weeks and months, I feel like my social media news feed is full of friends and family impacted by youth...
Nob Creek Pottery gears up for holidays
Forced to close their doors in 2019 due to COVID, potters Steve Bishopric and Sue McBurnie from Nob Creek Pottery at Byfield took a...
State government boost for CQ projects
The State Government has committed more than $350,000 to two Central Queensland tourism projects.
Capricorn Caves will receive $300,000 to complete stage two of a...
