Boarding school from the past
St Faith's Church of England Girls School was opened in 1923.
A foundation stone is still present near Adelaide Park Rd.
The building on the hill...
True true to yourself, kind to others
“It’s possible to disagree with each other without disrespecting each other” – Lori Deschene.
In recent times, society has seemed increasingly restless.
I can absolutely...
Solarain helps beat drought
The ebb and flow of the drought is a constant issue that Australians have had to live with.
Solarain owner and manager Stewart Dunlop...
Speed dating for businesses attracts attention
Business & Pleasure is a new ‘Speed Dating for Business’ networking event attracting the attention of local businesses.
Elite real estate agent Marissa Titmarsh...
Bank crowded after closure
John Wilson has been a Commonwealth Bank customer for the past 35 years, but says his loyalty is being tested by closure of a...
Companies’ calls for change to bus stop location
As Rockhampton Regional Council continues to upgrade transport sites across their jurisdiction, Translink and Sunbus have requested for the bus stop located at 433...
CS Energy invites Biloela community to PFAS information sessions
CS Energy is hosting two community walk in sessions next week for the Biloela community about the PFAS testing near Callide Power Station.
The sessions...
Fitch upgrades Australia outlook to stable
Global credit rating agency Fitch Ratings has upgraded Australia's credit rating outlook to stable, from negative.
Fitch Ratings has upgraded Australia's credit rating outlook to...
Mardi Gras parade moved for second year
The Sydney Cricket Ground will host the city's Mardi Gras parade for a second year in a row due to uncertainty around COVID-19 restrictions.
Sydney's Gay...
New domestic airline set to fly in 2022
The former Virgin Blue executive behind new domestic airline Bonza says it will offer different routes, new planes and low fares.
The founder of a...
Q&A with singer Brad Butcher
1. What is the best advice you've ever received?
Find your obsession, make it your profession and you’ll never work a day in your...
COVID-hit events to share in $25m show of support
The Coalition government is helping to ensure agricultural shows in Capricornia can see off COVID-19 and continue contributing to local communities in the post...
Nineteen new Custodial Correctional Officers in Rockhampton
Capricornia Correctional Centre welcomed another 19 new Custodial Correctional Officers onto the frontline of community safety in a graduation ceremony on Friday, 17 April.
The...
