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Healthy numbers at inaugural expo

Hundreds of students and job-seekers have been given a taste of a rewarding career in healthcare at the inaugural CQ Health Expo on Friday,...

Cap Coast Events

Winter on the Capricorn Coast A fun-filled school holiday program offering free and low-cost activities for all ages, including outdoor movies, circus workshops, arts and...

Fond memories of a beloved panel van

When I was 10 years of age, my parents bought a blue HQ Holden panel van from Norm’s Car Sales in Rockhampton. It was typical...

Regional forum to shape the future of the Central Highlands

The State Government's Emerald regional forum brought together business, community and civic leaders on Wednesday, 18 June, to discuss the next steps to drive...

Bambrick proposes beach driving ban

Long-time Capricorn Coast resident and former Greens candidate Paul Bambrick has submitted a petition to ban all private motorised recreational vehicles from the majority...

Commercial fishing back in business

Queensland’s $345 million commercial fishing industry is set for a major boost, with the State Government revoking long-standing investment and effort warning notifications. The decision...

Coowonga facility to remain open

Livingstone Shire Council has voted to keep the Coowonga Green Waste Pad facility open while councillors review its operation over the next 12 months. Originally,...

Navigating price increases without a customer revolt

For all businesses, the necessity of adjusting prices is inevitable. While often met with apprehension, both internally and externally, increasing the cost of products and...

Tyre dumping in national park condemned

Up to 200 illegally dumped truck tyres in Isla Gorge National Park in the Banana Shire have prompted disgust and sparked a joint investigation...

Winter school holidays on the horizon

The winter school holidays are on the horizon, presenting the perfect opportunity for locals to rediscover the incredible experiences waiting right here in our...

3.9 per cent general rates rise in Central Highlands budget

The Central Highlands Regional Council has adopted a $216 million budget for 2025-26 with a general rates rise of 3.9 per cent and relief...

Doctor for a day

CQUniversity has once again invited Year 10 students along for a day to get a taste of what studying medicine would look like at various campuses. Since...

Illuminating ancient texts

Medieval studies and art history lecturer, Dr Sophie Oosterwijk of the UK, has a deep fascination for the beauty of early illuminated manuscripts, which...