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New servo proposed

A development proposal for a 24-hour service station opposite the Gracemere saleyards on the Capricorn Highway is being assessed by council. Property Projects Australia, on...

No luck with croc trap

Authorities say a 4m crocodile first spotted in late May by two jet-skiers is still being seen "weekly" by Fitzroy River users. Queensland Parks and...

‘Come clean’ on health

Shadow Minister for Open Data Brent Mickelberg wants the State Government to come clean about Queensland's "broken" health system. Visiting Rockhampton on Wednesday, 21 June...

Confronting campaign on dementia

A national campaign featuring a hard-hitting television commercial will be launched this week to increase awareness about help available for people living with dementia...

Wildlife, national parks benefit from budget spend

Conservationists say the Queensland State Budget is a step in the right direction for threatened wildlife and the new protected areas they desperately need. Capricorn...

Coast property still pumping

The property market across the Capricorn Coast continues to boom as people continue the steady flow of those making a sea-change seeking a more...

Builders applaud Social Housing Accelerator

The peak body for the building and construction industry has welcomed the announcement by the Federal Government to create a new $2 billion Social...

Entries open for 2023 Bayton award

Entries for the much-anticipated 2023 Bayton Award are now open, with many artists from throughout the region already expressing interest in the competition. Organised by...

Fun, Fresh and Exciting

The 150th anniversary of the Rockhampton Agricultural Show has surpassed records. With about 31,000 attendees, vendors and competitors walking through the gates this year, the...

Greek migrant boat death toll rises, suspects detained

The suspected smugglers of scores of migrants who drowned in a Mediterranean Sea shipwreck last week are expected to face manslaughter charges in a...

All details not necessary for referendum vote: advocate

A key figure behind the push for an Indigenous voice says it is common for issues to be put to a referendum without the...

Bundaberg Now highlighted again as an election issue

The use of council-run media sites has again been highlighted as an election issue with locals raising concerns about the frequency in which the...

Volunteers honoured for service to the RSL

Peter Lloyd, ex-Navy veteran and Dave Britten, ex-49th Battalion the Royal Queensland Regiment, were both presented with the Outstanding Service Award by RSL Gracemere...

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