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National Parks planned burn in Presho State Forest

The Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service will conduct a planned burn in Presho State Forest from Tuesday, 26 August, to Tuesday, 2 September, weather...

$80m overhaul underway at Callide C Power Station

A major $80 million overhaul of Unit C3 at the Callide C Power Station is underway, marking one of the largest maintenance projects in...

Quilts, capes and care: Bingo group’s legacy of kindness

What first began as a small group of caring Yeppoon residents raising money for local hospital patients has become a three-decade tradition. Since the 1990s,...

Biloela woman dies after mobility scooter struck

A 66-year-old Biloela woman has died over the weekend after her mobility scooter was hit by a four-wheel drive. The Forensic Crash Unit (FCU) are...

Battle against locusts demands urgent backing

It’s time to voice the concerns of many central and north-west Queensland graziers with regard to the locust plague that is emerging and already...

Ups and downs of cruise holiday

I like company, but I don’t like being cooped up. I also like to do my own thing, at least some of the time, and...

Changing face of Cooee Bay

Ross Creek is named after the Ross family. In 1870 Robert Ross, a wealthy landowner, acquired land, erected a jetty and built his...

Illuminating ancient texts

Medieval studies and art history lecturer, Dr Sophie Oosterwijk of the UK, has a deep fascination for the beauty of early illuminated manuscripts, which...

Rocky leads in volunteering

Volunteers are the unsung heroes of Queensland. They sacrifice their own time to improve their community and provide better life experiences for those around them. Whether...

Social media in relationship breakdowns

The break-up of a relationship is usually a time of high tension, stress, and often anger. In days gone by, you could have a good...

Big step forward for a New Home for Rockhampton Netball

I think we can all agree that life is pretty busy for most people. I know I’m often left wondering where the week seemed...

A time to remember, reflect and respect

Each year on the 18th of August, Australians pause to reflect and remember the service and sacrifice of those who served during the Vietnam...

Mount Morgan and Gracemere businesses targeted

The owner of Mount Morgan's Wattle Bee Next wants courts to get tougher on criminals, with an early morning break-in on Wednesday, 10 September...

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