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Time for change to stop domestic and family violence

If we do what we have always done, we will get what we have always got. There have been too many Queenslanders harmed by...

Letters to the Editor

POWER SOURCES In his letter to CQ Weekend, August 16, 2025, Mr Paul Rackemann writes against renewables, instead favouring nuclear power, describing it as “the...

Trips to the country

Spring into Queensland Country for a season of colour, flavour, and celebration. Rolling hills, blooming gardens, and vibrant landscapes set the stage for festivals,...

Helping hand for fur babies

As cost-of-living pressures bite harder than ever, food insecurity in Australia is reaching a heartbreaking new frontier: the family pet. New research from Foodbank...

Livingstone Shire’s school holiday program full of fun

Livingstone Shire Council’s school holiday program is back this spring. Bookings opened on Friday, 5 September for the two-week line-up which offers a mix of...

MPs plea for Rocky Youth Foyer

In a bid to ensure all young people have a safe and stable place to call home, Rockhampton MP Donna Kirkland and Keppel MP...

Feathered family seen on coast

CQ Today reader Noel Sawtell snapped this photo of an emu and two chicks seen recently in the Keppel Sands-Tungamull area. There has been a...

Call to ‘bin the bin tax’

The State Opposition has joined Queensland councils in calling to "bin the bin tax", following a Local Government Association of Queensland survey that found...

Weaner steers exceed 500c/kg as Gracemere sees larger yardings

Gracemere Combined Agents saw an increased yarding of 3,181 head come to hand this week. This consisted of 1,472 Steers, 1,156 Heifers, 377 Cows, 19...

AgForce welcomes new CEO

Queensland’s peak representative body for rural producers AgForce has announced Niki Ford as its new chief executive officer. Niki Ford replaces Mike Guerin, who stepped...

Gloria’s Joy of Colour

What do you do when you turn 90 and still have a bucket list? Tick things off, of course. For her 90th birthday, Gloria Kane travelled...

Ready for bushfire season

With more than 2000 hectares of bushland at Mount Archer National Park burnt since last week, the State Government has joined the Queensland Fire...

Helping families navigate the lost but not forgotten

Central Queensland families living with Alzheimer’s now have new resources to help navigate the challenges of the disease, thanks to a community partnership bringing...

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