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Artists unite to help Keppel turtles

Twelve talented local artists have united to create a stunning collaborative artwork, with all proceeds benefiting the Keppel Turtle Fund. Life is a Picnic, a...

Small businesses drive economy

Small businesses are the backbone of the Australian economy, especially in the Flynn electorate. The Flynn electorate encompasses a diverse range of industries, including mining,...

The power of business dashboards

Business owners often bemoan that they don’t know what is going on in their business, particularly if they are not hands on every day....

Letters to the Editor

RED FLAGS Was I the only voter alarmed by the obvious red flags in Senator Matt Canavan’s opinion piece, ‘Conflicts aren’t so simple’ in last...

Buffel Feeds Australia—Bureaucracy Starves It

Buffel grass is facing an existential threat. The push to list it as a Weed of National Significance (WoNS) would have severe consequences for...

Green crematorium approved for Capella

A deconsecrated church in Capella has been approved for a new chapter as an eco-friendly crematorium and chapel for funeral services across the Central...

Milne secures silver at Brisbane Championship

Rockhampton pickleballer Luke Milne won a silver medal at the PPA Brisbane Open event last weekend. Milne took down some of the biggest names in...

Model reform just what the doctor ordered

Graduate doctors saddled with $400,00 in uni debt are reluctant to commit to a GP pathway, but a national forum in Emerald has heard...

BOMAG Compactor boosts efficiency at Yeppoon Landfill

Livingstone Shire has welcomed the arrival of a new 26-tonne BOMAG compactor at the Yeppoon landfill site on Friday, 14 March. Thanks to the...

Jodi’s over the moon about space camp

Emerald is not the last frontier for state high school student Jodi Laws, but it is the launching pad for all her dreams. Jodi couldn't...

Letterpress to stay at Walter Reid

Facing eviction from the Walter Reid Cultural Centre, Derek Lamb feared the traditional art of letterpress printing would be lost in the region. Months later,...

Milestone for Coast artist

Capricorn Coast artist Michelle Turner has reached a major career milestone by being selected as a finalist in the prestigious Royal Institute of Painters...

To the graduates of 2025

Dear Class of 2025, The next few days and weeks will fly by in a whirlwind of excitement, sadness, hope, fear, and memories rising to...

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