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Hand up for vulnerable residents

Multiple agencies and Rockhampton residents have come together to support people in the community who need a hand up in life. On Thursday, 19...

Coffee with a cop

Coffee with a cop was held at Yeppoon Central Shopping Centre on Thursday May 19 with the resounding common conversation being how to prevent...

Don’t waste this opportunity

Representing 31 councils from Gladstone north, LAWMAC sees big potential in the future of waste management and resource recovery - but also big...

Memories of Darwin bombing

Rockhampton's Fred Passmore says his father didn't talk a great deal about his time in the Second World War but he recorded many of...

Pipeline project closer

The pipeline plan to bring water from Gracemere to drought-stricken Mount Morgan came one step closer to reality this week. Rockhampton Regional Council officially adopted...

Wearable art puts tactile on display

Local and internationally recognised fibre artist Julie Thornton’s work will be showcased in a wearable art retrospective at a Soiree promoted by the Rockhampton...

Custody of children

Parents have the responsibility to try to agree to the care arrangements for children following the breakdown of a relationship or marriage. Parents should...

A magical end for couple

Liz Bertram and Adam West got married on Sunday, 1 May - a fitting way to celebrate ten years together. The couple had...

It’s flaming beautiful

Over the last few weeks I have been receiving a number of enquiries about an attractive red flowering shrub that has been seen in...

Celebrating 150 years of education

Lakes Creek State School hosted a dinner for previous staff and students to celebrate their 150 year anniversary on Saturday, 14 May. Past students...

Rain dampens car club activities

Whilst we had a very pleasant night on our normal first Friday evening at a very popular Rockhampton Thai restaurant, the persistent rain forced...

Australian rainforests dying faster

Climate change is taking a devastating toll on Australia's rainforests killing trees at a faster rate since the 1980s, a new study confirms.  The average death...

Lauga ‘terrified’ abortion will be criminalised again

Member for Keppel Brittany Lauga says she is "terrified" abortion could become a crime again in Queensland, calling on the LNP and other candidates...