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Scrapping net zero by 2050

Maranoa MP and Nationals Leader David Littleproud has welcomed the Liberal Party's decision to scrap its policy to achieve net zero emissions by 2050....

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Midgee - Light plane crash Emergency services were called to Midgee at around 10am on Wednesday, 18 November, to reports a light airplane had...

Markets through the lens

CQ Today journalist Sophie Mossman was out and about on Sunday, 16 November at the Rocky Markets in the Stockland Rockhampton carpark. Did you...

Rio Tinto’s Yarwun refinery to reduce production next year by 40 per cent

Some 180 jobs are in limbo after Rio Tinto announced it would slash production at the Yarwun alumina refinery by 40 per cent from...

Under the Giving Tree

The spirit of Christmas came alive at The Cathedral College’s Giving Tree Assembly recently. Plum puddings, chips, lollies, bon bons, cakes, soft drinks and other...

Community Events Billboard

Weekly Events Archer Park Rail Museum The Archer Park Rail Museum in Denison Street, Rockhampton is open Monday to Thursday 10am-3pm and Sunday 9am-1pm. Bring the family...

‘B’ grade for Basin

The Fitzroy Basin has scored a B for the third year in a row, according to Fitzroy Partnership for River Health’s 2024-2025 report card. Officially...

Rocky hit with 70mm of rain in two hours

Rain bucketed down in Rockhampton on Sunday, 16 November with parts of the city hit with more than 70mm of rain in two hours. CQ...

Central Queensland tobacconist fined nearly $1.5m

A Central Queensland tobacconist has been fined $1,492,500 and $6,462.94 in costs for charges relating to the sale of illegal tobacco and related products....

Half a million dollars’ worth of cannabis seized in vehicle intercept, Winton

Two men in a white campervan driving along the Landsborough Highway outside of Winton have been charged, after a police intercept found almost half...

Dredging to boost safety and access at Rosslyn Bay Boat Harbour

Dredging works will begin next week at Rosslyn Bay Boat Harbour to improve safety and navigation for recreational boaties and tourism operators who rely...

Reef fate bleak, not fatal under coral-centric models

The famed corals of the Great Barrier Reef face a bleak future under the current path of global warming but could have time to...

Forgotten hero of 1950 Emerald flood

As the 75th anniversary of one of the most significant floods to hit Emerald in living memory looms, Rockhampton's Pamela Harris is fighting for...

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