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Gladstone escapee found in Noosa

Police have located the 26-year-old woman who escaped police custody in Gladstone on Tuesday, 26 August. Police appealed for public assistance to help locate the...

Council wary of BoM takeover

Central Highlands councillors are treating a Bureau of Meteorology request to transfer ownership and maintenance of three critical flood and rain gauges assets at...

Why Australian small businesses must put users first

Previously, we looked at the lessons that could be learnt from Yahoo’s collapse and Google’s simultaneous rise. When Google entered the search engine market in...

Vital support for CQ women

Women’s Health Information and Referral Service CQ (WHIRSCQ) aims to improve quality of life by supporting the health and wellbeing needs of women, particularly...

Livingstone Shire explores self-reliance model after Stanage Bay visit

Livingstone Shire councillors say they have gained valuable insight into the challenges faced by one of the region’s most remote communities after a recent...

The heart of aged care: A tribute to those who give without asking

In a world that often moves too fast, there exists a quiet force of compassion, resilience, and unwavering dedication: the aged care workforce. From...

From Beach Blues to Bush Doof

Capricorn Coast music enthusiasts are in for a double treat at this year’s Village Festival, with the announcement of two major musical events. The first...

Residents urged to check for costly water leaks

Rockhampton Region residents are being urged to take a simple step that could save water, money and stress – by checking their properties for...

‘Dirty Laundry’ tumbles into town

After ten years of selling out festivals worldwide, Australia’s trailblazing performance collective, the Briefs Factory are heading to the Pilbeam Theatre in September...

Spring migrant is one Koel dude

BirdLife Capricornia has had some early reports of the arrival of the Eastern Koel. Each spring the Eastern Koel migrates from PNG and Indonesia to...

Cass on cloud nine

Capella Aquatic Centre swim instructor Cass Evans is still in awe of being name not only Queensland's best, but Australia's Swim Teacher of the...

The fare fight continues

The Central Highlands Development Corporation is progressing its 'fairer fares' discussions with Qantas executives. CHDC chief executive Peter Dowling told the Wednesday, 27 August, meeting...

No horses, no worries as Yeppoon hosts fun Derby Day

Despite the Yeppoon Races turning into a phantom meeting due to the wet track caused by heavy overnight rain, organisers said they were extremely...