In Churchill we Trust
The Winston Churchill Trust came to CQLX on Saturday, 28 February, for an information session to mark the opening of the Trust's 2026 Fellowship...
The history of The Caves Pub
The story of The Caves Hotel spans more than 130 years and began when the original owner of Olsen’s Caves, Johannes Olsen, applied for...
Government boost for council’s trainees
Central Queensland councils will share in a new round of State Government funding aimed at creating jobs and strengthening local services.
The government has committed...
Banana council briefs
Race wi-fi a sure bet
The Banana Shire Council has approved a $5000 community grant to assist with the installation of Wi-fi at the Thangool...
Petitions to save Deputy Mayor
The Capella community has rallied behind Central Highlands Deputy Mayor Rachael Cruwys, who faces being voted out of office at the Monday, 23 March,...
BUSHkids and Broncos kicking goals
Dingo's Geddes family - dad Adam and his kids Mackenzie, Archie and Connor - is packing the suitcases, excited and ready to take their...
Highlands’ potential is untapped
In a matter of minutes, more than 50 sticky notes were stuck to a virtual whiteboard, each one filled with a vision, hope and...
Mixed offering at Emerald
Emerald Combined Agents yarded 1600 head of cattle in a mixed-quality offering, with the majority of cattle presented in prime condition on Thursday, 5...
Letters to the Editor
E-SCOOTER REPORT TABLED
It is great to see that an inquiry into e-mobility safety and use in Queensland has been finalised and a report being...
$3.5M grants program for Biloela industrial businesses
Banana Shire Council has opened a competitive grants program to drive new investment into the Biloela Industrial Precinct.
The Biloela Industrial Incentives Initiative offers...
Planning for growth means planning for people
When people talk about growth in Livingstone Shire, the conversation often starts with roads, water, sewerage and other essential infrastructure.
These investments are critical...
Light steers lift at Gracemere CQLX sale
Gracemere combined agents saw a slight decreased yarding this week with 3,047 head, come to hand, consisting of 1,359 steers, 1,358 heifers, 206 cows,...

















