News in Brief
Lammermoor – fall from bicycle
A male in his teens was transported with an arm injury in a stable condition to Capricorn Coast Hospital after...
Doyles say goodbye to Mazda
March 31 will mark the end of an era at Rockhampton Mazda, with the Doyle family hanging up the keys after 55 years in...
New era for cattle reps
Cattle Australia chair David Foote says the new cattle industry peak body will better represent grassroots producers.
The new independent body was formed by a...
Big issues
We asked AgForce members: What are the most important issues being faced by primary producers?
Challenge and opportunity in ag sector
Succession planning, labour challenges and biosecurity were just some of the issues in the spotlight at this week's AgForce Key Industry Forum.
Held at...
Missing teenage girl
Police are seeking public assistance to locate a 14-year-old girl reported missing from Rockhampton.
The girl was last seen on Murray Street, Allenstown around 2.25pm...
‘Rockhampton Friends of the Gardens’ plant sale
Plants are the new pets, so come down and support the ‘Rockhampton Friends of the Gardens’ volunteer group by purchasing a plant at their...
Staff share fond memories
Sales manager Trevor Deasy has seen a lot of changes in his 40 years working for the Doyle family at B&J Car Sales and...
Police make multiple arrests
Three teenagers have been charged with multiple offences after an alleged armed robbery involving a knife at an Allenstown Service station on Sunday, 19...
LNP calls for submarine base in CQ
Central Queensland LNP representatives have called on the Federal Government to consider Central Queensland as the base for Australia’s first nuclear submarines.
Federal MP for...
Juvenile crime spree
Rockhampton police are investigating a series of offences after multiple businesses were targeted, with the offenders linked to an unarmed robbery of an 82-year-old...
Business struck twice with ram raid
It is the second time in two weeks that Rosenberg Motorcycles has been ram-raided, leaving the business with $25,000 worth of damages.
Sales Manager...
State government boost for CQ projects
The State Government has committed more than $350,000 to two Central Queensland tourism projects.
Capricorn Caves will receive $300,000 to complete stage two of a...
