Councils backs economic stimulus policy
Council has approved a rebate of $72,000 for a change in land use of a Codenwarra Road property so that it can become the...
A new hub for local business growth
Capricorn Business Hub is set to become a game-changer for Central Queensland’s small business community, offering a dedicated space where ideas can grow into...
Grant and Simpson Lawyers’ local legacy
For more than 125 years, Grant and Simpson Lawyers has played a vital role in supporting the people and businesses of Central Queensland, making...
News in Brief
Boy dies in Kilcummin crash
The Queensland Forensic Crash Unit are investigating following a fatal single vehicle traffic crash near Kilcummin on the afternoon of...
Cool, dry winds blowing in
The South-East Trade Winds continued to blow, bringing cooler, drier air across Capricornia and Central Queensland.
The winds gusted to 50km/h most days in Keppel...
Hanson jets in to inspect pool
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has jetted into Central Queensland on a Cirrus G7 donated to her by Gina Rinehart to check out...
This week’s Blood Bulletin
Plasma is used in medical research and developing new treatments, but did you know that it can also offer patients suffering from severe burns...
$1.24B coal mine fast-tracked by State Government
The State Government has fast-tracked the $1.24 billion Corvus Metallurgical Coal Project, north of Emerald, declaring it a coordinated project.
Deputy Premier and Minister for...
Rockhampton Zoo welcomes Charlie, its new resident koala
Rockhampton Zoo is celebrating a special new arrival this week – Charlie, a seven‑year‑old koala, who has just made his way to Central Queensland.
Parks,...
Revamped Browne Park ready for homecoming
After a 777-day wait, Rockhampton’s premier sporting ground will finally reopen after a $63 million facelift.
Browne Park Stadium’s renovations have been completed, and the...
From workshop to outback
In Rockhampton, owning a 4WD isn’t just about getting from A to B.
It’s about towing the van, taking the family out bush, tackling...
Strength in local service
Boony’s Screens is a standout example of how supporting local businesses helps build stronger, safer communities across Central Queensland.
Built on reliability, quality workmanship...
Feeder market strengthened
Gracemere combined agents yarding a total of 2806 head this week, consisting of 1453 Steers, 804 Heifers, 407 Cows, 30 Cows & Calves, 88...
