Common sight at parks and gardens
The Red-tailed Black Cockatoo is a common visitor to parks and gardens where it feeds on the seed cones of She-oaks, Eucalyptus and other...
RACQ calls for crackdown on illegal e-scooters amid safety concerns
RACQ is urging the State Government to crack down on illegal e-mobility devices and introduce stronger enforcement and education measures as part of a...
Letters to the Editor
COAL IS KING
Coal is still king despite the war on fossil fuels, so why shouldn't Australia use coal?
For starters, we're still using coal fired...
Booyah graduates taught life skills
Nine Rockhampton girls have a new outlook on life after taking part in Project Booyah — a Queensland Police program turning young lives around.
The...
Coming together to support youth
Groups and individuals from across Central Queensland who work with young people will come together at the Rockhampton Leagues Club on Friday, 22 August...
Grants now open
Community organisations play a vital role in strengthening the fabric of our society.
They provide essential services, support local causes, foster social connection, and give...
Pritchard Road workers accommodation expanded
The Central Highlands Regional Council has approved a 206-room expansion of the non-resident workforce accommodation at the Village National Pritchard Road Country Resort in...
CS Energy announces new CEO
CS Energy has appointed Brian Gillespie as its new chief executive officer.
Mr Gillespie, who will begin in the role on Tuesday, 24 June, brings...
Investing in our communities – from grassroots Sport to disaster recovery
Queensland communities are built on the strength of their people—and the organisations that support them.
Whether it’s a bowls club hosting a regional competition,...
Physics and chemistry fun for budding Blackwater scientists
Do you know how crystals form and why pulleys make it easier to lift heavy loads?
Well, Year 7 and 8 students from Blackwater...
Sobering picture of homelessness in Central Queensland
A new data snapshot released by CQ Zero has revealed a sobering picture of homelessness in Central Queensland, with reports of people living without...
Shells on display at the coast
Are you interested in shells? Fortunately, visitors to the Capricorn Coast are still able to view shell collections in a couple of locations.
Shell...
Frenchy and Salvos Giving Back
As the countdown to Christmas has begun, Frenchville Sports Club launched its annual Salvation Army Giving Tree initiative to help spread holiday cheer to...
