Investigation report released into Callide’s C3 April incident
CS Energy has released the report into the major operational safety event that occurred at Unit C3 at the jointly owned Callide C Power...
Woorabinda charts future with landmark plans
Woorabinda Aboriginal Shire Council has adopted three landmark plans, setting a strong direction for the community’s future.
At its Ordinary Meeting on 21 August, councillors...
CapriCon takes over Rockhampton
Grab your merch, dust off your cloak and release your inner hero – CapriCon Pop Culture convention is back today!
CapriCon is a celebration of...
Broken promises, rising costs
Last weekend the Liberal National Party held its annual convention in Brisbane.
Over 800 members of our party came to discuss the major policy issues...
Same Job Same Pay day date set for BHP workers
The Fair Work Commission has issued ‘Same Job Same Pay’ orders, setting 14 September as the date for pay rises to kick in for...
Rockhampton chosen for new Crime Prevention School
Rockhampton has been named as one of three locations for the State Government’s new Crime Prevention Schools, an initiative aimed at tackling youth crime...
Queensland’s AgForce welcomes Niki Ford as CEO
Queensland’s peak representative body for rural producers AgForce has announced Niki Ford as its new chief executive officer.
She replaces Michael Guerin who stepped down...
Letters to the Editor
SERVICES NEED TO GROW WITH HOUSING DEVELOPMENTS
Of late, it feels that every time I open the Cap Coast Today Saturday Edition, I see news...
Rocky fifth for break-ins
Rockhampton has come fifth in a study of the Australian cities with the highest number of break-ins per capita conducted by online retailer Fence...
In Brief
Truck rollover, Benaraby
The Bruce Highway at Benaraby was closed for a number of hours on Wednesday, 27 August due to a multi-vehicle accident involving...
Touch of spring
Rockhampton recorded a top temperature 31.7C on Thursday after a few days of fickle fog variations.
A thick fog Tuesday held up aircraft and maybe...
Frenchville State School celebrates 125 years
From orchard roots to a thriving regional educational leader, Frenchville State School will celebrate 125 years on Sunday, 31 August, bringing past students, staff...
Food and Wine Festival returns
Celebrating its 13th year, the Capricorn Food and Wine Festival has grown to become North Queensland’s largest Food and Wine Festival and a signature...
