Photo of the week
Sent in by CQ Today reader Jenny Hilcher this photo is titled '6am at Port Alma'.
I Am Workshop
On Saturday, 5 February and supported by The Frenchville Sportsclub, two local Rocky blokes came together to create the I Am Workshop's inaugural event....
Artist in residence opportunity winners announced
Three regional Queensland artists have successfully gained an artist in residence opportunity, allowing unprecedented access to Rockhampton’s nationally significant art collection at Rockhampton Museum...
PM seeks details of ‘threatening’ call
Scott Morrison wants former Australian of the Year Grace Tame to give his government the name of the agency she says told her not...
Cop demanded protection money: club owner
A former Brisbane nightclub owner who once portrayed himself as a mafia boss has told an inquest trouble started when he refused to pay...
Philippines welcomes foreign tourists
The Philippines has lifted a nearly two-year ban on foreign travellers in a lifesaving boost for its tourism and related industries as an Omicron-fueled...
Macron tells Putin he seeks to avoid war
French President Emmanuel Macron, the first major European leader to visit Moscow since Russia began massing troops on the border with Ukraine, has told...
Sports awards goes virtual
In a first for the club, Frenchville Sports Club’s annual Sports Awards is going virtual.
Chairman of the Frenchville Sports Club board of directors,...
Countdown to markets
Organisers of the newly rechristened Rocky Sunday Markets are ready for this weekend's grand reopening.
Originally known as the Arcade Carpark Markets, they were held...
Cafe for a cause
Animal lover and entrepreneur Layla has started up her own cafe to raise money for the Capricorn Animal Aid.
The seven-year-old ran the cafe...
Good numbers and buyers prepared to pay for quality
Combined agents yarded 2,314 head on Wednesday, 9 February, comprising of 1,165 steers, 858 heifers, 250 cows, 30 cows and calves and 11 bulls.
Cattle...
Seatbelt and phone fiends face fines
Central Queensland drivers are warned that big fines will be heading their way for offences captured by mobile phone and seatbelt detection cameras which...

















