Children get taste of politics
Students from Crescent Lagoon State School and The Hall State School got a taste of political life on Thursday 4 May, taking part in...
Council Ahead of the Game
Livingstone Shire is an active, sport-loving community, and Council now has a tool to guide planning and expenditure to support the growing and changing...
Mum’s Day clean-up
Capricornia Catchments have arranged a very special Mother’s Day outing for mum’s who prefer to be outside rather than inside on Sunday 14 May...
$45,000 Community Grants shared
Fourteen local clubs and groups have been awarded their share of $45,000 as part of round two in the 2022/23 Livingstone Community Grants.
The Livingstone...
Change for Red Hill Salvos shop
The Salvation Army Family Store at Red Hill Homemaker Centre has a new look and a new name, following a relaunch last week as...
Police expo success
A Police Expo held on Saturday 29 April at Bunnings Yeppoon in response to ongoing juvenile crime being experienced across the region was a...
Mine’s future guaranteed by approval
Four hundred jobs have been saved with the Central Highlands council supporting approval of a permanent part-closure of Lilyvale Road for Sojitz to...
Calls for policy reform based on scientific evidence
It’s always nice to be right.
Whether it’s guessing the correct answer in pub trivia or winning an argument with your wife (can’t say I...
Show Your Best Photos
These lovely photos are the winners of the No Set Subject section of the April Projected Image Competition of the Rockhampton Photography Club. ...
Three killed and one fighting for life as Bundy teen faces court
A 13-year-old Bundaberg boy who is alleged to have been responsible for the deaths of three Maryborough women has had his matter mentioned in...
A dozen locals vie for councillor
Central Highlands Regional Council has received 12 nominations from locals interested in filling the vacancy left by Natalie Curtis’ recent resignation.
The position became vacant...
Let there be light
Emerald RSL Sub Branch president Noel Mallyon doesn’t know whether it’s happy coincidence or a sign.
On the morning after Anzac Day, he wandered...

















