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Back to the 60s with the Robertson Brothers

After wowing crowds across the country with their sold-out national tour in 2024, Australia’s Kings of Variety TV, The Robertson Brothers, are back —...

Council backs CapRescue with landing fee support

Rockhampton Regional Council has waived more than $68,000 in airport landing fees to support CapRescue, the local aeromedical helicopter service vital to Central Queensland’s...

No two griefs are the same

Grief is a complex and personal journey, and no two experiences are exactly the same. Still, many people share common emotional and physical responses...

Two treasured museums offer rich journey into the past

Mount Morgan, a town famous for its gold mining heritage, offers visitors a unique glimpse into Queensland’s history through two standout institutions: the Mount...

Katter’s praise for state’s ‘true giant’

Queenslanders and especially the city of Gladstone and the whole of the north will benefit for generations from one of the state's "true giants,"...

Air show’s sky-high community benefits

The overwhelming success of the 2025 The Old Station Air Show raised $150,000 to donated back into community groups and charities Staged on...

Rockhampton expands EV charging network

EV drivers visiting Rockhampton will now be spoiled for choice when it comes to finding a fast charger. Evie Networks recently commissioned a new site...

Streets with multiple stories

Mount Morgan has long been known for its gold mining history, but thanks to a growing number of thoughtful public installations and attractions, the...

Rocky Markets are staying put

The Rocky Markets are remaining at Stockland Rockhampton; despite speculation the markets would relocate to the Kern Arcade car park after it reopens. However, organisers...

Central Queensland teachers join colleagues from across state in strike action

More than 50,000 teachers across Queensland went on strike on Wednesday, 6 August to fight for better working conditions. In response to Queensland Premier David...

Putting regional Queensland first

Being a grazier before entering politics, I’ve always been more at home in jeans and boots than in a suit and tie. But the people...

Heart of our communities

Every time I travel across Capricornia, whether it’s to a catch up with the Men’s Shed in Clermont, a junior rugby league match in...

Increased numbers and strong prices across the board

Gracemere Combined Agents saw an increased yarding of 3,248 head come to hand this week, consisting of 1,590 steers, 1,245 heifers, 277 cows, 8...

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