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Histrical Society’s new president

On 19 August the Capricorn Coast Historical Society held its AGM to elect new office bearers for 2021/2022. The newly elected president taking over...

Scouting is more than just an adventurous activity

“An individual step in character training is to put responsibility on the individual” – Lord Baden-Powell, Founder of Scouts. Working towards her Australian Scout Medallion,...

Fallen soldiers honoured at gardens

The Rockhampton & District branch of the National Servicemen's Association honoured three fallen comrades at a plaque dedication for Vietnam Veterans Day. The unveiling and...

Bands battle on stage

Eleven bands from eight schools went head to head on Friday, 10 September, for the CQ All Schools Battle of the Bands. Schools from...

Cooberrie Park’s thinking big

Cooberrie Park Wildlife Sanctuary’s list of attractions continues to grow with the official opening of its Megafauna Discovery Walk on Monday, 20 September. Wildlife ranger...

Boyce’s jaunt through Flynn

LNP Flynn candidate Colin Boyce has been on the campaign trail this week, barrelling through the mammoth electorate to meet with electors. The jaunt...

Rocky parkrun marks 250th run

Rockhampton parkrun celebrated its 250th morning run last Saturday, with 230 runners fronting up to take on the 5km Botanic Gardens course. Ian Dunbier,...

Willow and Claude continues to soar

Willow and Claude, a short film that celebrates the sustainable production practices of a Central Queensland cotton farm, continues to rack up accolades across...

CQ Covid clinics driving up numbers

Central Queensland’s Covid vaccination clinics jabbed 1287 people with Pfizer last weekend, part of a state-wide push led by Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk to jack...

Biloela family safe for now

Biloela's Murugappan family will be allowed to stay in Australia for at least another 12 months, but they still face an uncertain future. The Sri...

QLD legalises wide-ranging VAD

Queensland Parliament voted to pass some of the most liberal voluntary assisted dying laws in the nation last week following three days of emotional...

Skills shortage on the mind

A shortage of skilled workers has become the top concern for Queensland’s leading resource company chief executive officers, according to a survey compiled by...

MOTORING: Push all the buttons

When you buy a new car or even take the wheel of one you’ve owned for years, it’s easy to fall into the habit...