Rocky style Oz Day
Wednesday is Australia Day, the day we celebrate all the great things we love about Australia. From the beauty of the land to mateship...
A whole lot of Aussie Day fun!
If you’ve got what it takes to ‘tame the mechanical bull’, can throw a thong, enjoy a raffle or two, and are partial to...
The good news land management story for Queensland
Farmers farm, and landholders manage their land to ensure our vegetation and landscapes are healthy and regenerative – critical to maintaining grazing lands and...
Join the Care Army
Now, more than ever, our Central Queensland community is leaning on the army.
In this case, it’s the Care Army where volunteers are again stepping...
New leaders for Salvos
Major Peter Sutcliffe likes to tell people he was 'born into' The Salvation Army.
Peter and his wife Miriam are the Salvos' new corps officers...
Tiffany brings inland rain
The relatively low pressure over the continent allowed the remains of 'Tiffany' to cause heavy rain over the inland of Australia.
A trough developed over...
Aussie Day celebrates 28 years as signature event for region
The Great Australia Day Beach Party (GADBP) are celebrating 28 years as a signature community event for the Capricorn Coast and the broader region.
Established...
Laser focus on issues
On his recent visit here Federal Labor Leader Anthony Albanese gave a strong indication on how he intends to campaign in Capricornia. Clearly learning...
A history of weather forecasting
From the beginning of time people have been discussing weather and climate and what causes the different phenomena.
Our understanding has developed slowly, over thousands...
Forget “ATAR shopping”: it’s time to change the conversation around teaching
I was bemused to see a Rockhampton teenager make national headlines last week, for her “shock” decision to enrol in a humble teaching degree...
Botanical trail for Livingstone
Central Queensland residents and visitors will soon enjoy a new botanical trail linking national parks, gardens and reserves in the Livingstone Shire creating another...
Bundaberg’s Poppy again involved in Australian Open
It seems Bundaberg rising tennis star Poppy Loeskow has made a great impression with the right people, again being involved with the Australian Open.
Poppy...
Vipers, Frogs fly into finals
The Patcol Vipers and the Reece Plumbing Frogs have leapt into the Frenchville Sports Club Rockhampton Premier League T20 competition’s qualifying final.
A pair...
