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Lives do matter for new venture

As the name suggests, Noosa’s new upmarket op shop, Making Lives Matter, aims to spread the love to all who enter, delivering practical and...

Living with diabetes

Type 2 diabetic Wren Brown used to stay mostly silent about her diabetes diagnosis but now prefers to speak out to help educate others. The...

Energy opportunities

Mick de Brenni says Central Queensland is at the centre of Australia's "energy eco-system". The State Energy Minister attended the second Central Queensland 2022...

Q and A with Jaylon Mimi, Rock NAIDOC’s 2022 Mr NAIDOC

What is your greatest achievement? Graduating from high school because there are not a lot of people in my family who have achieved that....

BUSINESS PROFILE: Locals supporting locals

Richo Road Butchery is passionate about providing the Rockhampton and surrounding community with fresh, premium quality meat at affordable prices. Located at 305 Richardson Road,...

Good news, bad news

Last week I joined with Deputy Leader of the Opposition David Littleproud and my National Party colleagues like the Member for Flynn Colin Boyce...

Skin-to-skin care good for babies and dads

Skin-to-skin contact between fathers and their premature or critically-ill full-term babies can foster stronger bonds and improve outcomes amid the growing involvement of men...

Relief at jail sentence for dog’s torture

A mobile petting zoo owner who fatally wounded a dog with a pitchfork and mallet has been sentenced to at least two years in...

Cop’s run for epilepsy awareness

Mount Perry's Officer in Charge has been hitting the road this year, exchanging his navy uniform for a purple jersey and running shoes in...

Containers make $500M

Queenslanders have become more plastic savvy and it was shown clearly with the announcement of over $500 million having gone back into our pockets...

Call for more EV charging

Spurred on by a notice of motion from Livingstone Councillor Andrea Friend, the National General Assembly (the Australian Local Government Conference held in Canberra...

Govt asked to review fossil fuel projects

A small environment group is behind a novel legal bid to force the federal government to review almost every pending coal and gas project...

Renewing power to the people

A capacity crowd of 150 concerned residents fronted up to have their say on the onslaught of $40 billion in renewable energy projects slated...