Easter in Gladstone full of festival fun
Gladstone came alive once again for the 64th annual Harbour Festival from 2–5 April, with newcomers and locals alike coming together to celebrate Easter.
Good...
Strong turnout for Blueprint to Success forum
More than 150 developers, investors, builders, planners and community stakeholders came together last week for Livingstone Shire Council’s second Blueprint to Success: Liveable Communities...
A haircut saved Robin’s life
Robin Scantlebury says his cancer survival story proves the benefits of early detection, and he has the scars to prove it.
The Range resident said...
Too early for election predictions: Ashby
One Nation’s James Ashby says while it is too early to make a prediction about the next election, recent polling putting One Nation ahead...
News in Brief
Police investigating Nerimbera crash
Police are investigating following a single-vehicle traffic crash at Nerimbera on Thursday, 9 April.
Around 7.15pm, police and emergency services were called...
Arrival of the Germans at Milman
Correspondence headed 'Jardine Works' shows that on 18 November 1909, Staff Surveyor Ellis was instructed to “design blocks of 160 acres (superior forest) and...
UPDATE: Man charged over woman’s death
A 33-year-old Queensland man has been charged with murder over the death of a woman at Avon Downs in the Northern Territory.
The man, who...
Hanson ‘ban’ sparks stoush
Accusations of a Pauline Hanson “ban” have sparked a firestorm between One Nation’s James Ashby and Livingstone Shire Council.
In a post on Facebook on...
Man flees scene after crash
Police are investigating following a single-vehicle traffic crash at Nerimbera on Thursday, 9 April.
Around 7.15pm, police and emergency services were called to reports of...
Miller lets the dogs out
Australians love their dogs – none more than ArtsNational Rockhampton’s April speaker.
Australian ArtsNational speaker Steven Miller of Sydney has devoted his Saturday, 18 April,...
Energy vulnerability is a choice
Australia has more resources per person than any country in the world except for Saudi Arabia. Yet we are entering the worst energy crisis...
Shows are feeling the strain
Agricultural shows have been part of Queensland’s story since 1822, and nearly two centuries on, that tradition is still alive, with around 128 shows...
Rockynats roars closer
You can tell we’re getting close to RockyNats.
Cars that have been tucked away in sheds all year are suddenly out on the roads...
