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Busy year for Chamber

The Committee of the Capricornia Chamber of Commerce held its first meeting on Tuesday, 10 January, to plan the year’s activities. After still experiencing issues...

More than just exhausts

Like the famous slogan says, there's no job too exhausting for the team at Advanced Exhausts. But the workshop at 180 Musgrave St does a...

Kingfisher keeps watch

In our backyard, we have Sacred Kingfishers nesting in an old ant's nest each year therefore, I am familiar with this member of the...

Rising crime ruins holidays

Our region has lots going for it at the moment with booming demand for our farming, mining and tourism industries. One storm cloud, however,...

Naomi Osaka reveals that she’s pregnant

Naomi Osaka has announced she's expecting her first child, just three days after one of the sport's biggest stars announced she wouldn't be competing...

Paddleboat towns face long recovery

As floodwaters recede, tourists are returning to Echuca Moama on the NSW-Victorian border to board paddleboats that two months ago were moored to the...

Perrottet confident despite costume shame

Several ministers are standing by NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet two months out from state elections after his revelation that he wore a Nazi uniform...

Australia’s most iconic car

What is Australia’s most iconic car? We think it is the HQ Holden utility or ute We had previously bought a HQ ute that was...

Don’t overload when travelling

Another Christmas passed us, and while we took a short break from the workshop for three business days, the time for adventure arose. With...

Looking for a forever home

Capricorn Animal Aid are seeking a forever home for their "gem of a girl", Ruby. The five-year-old female Staffy-cross is best suited to a home...

US flight disruptions ‘due to file error’

A computer outage that grounded flights nationally and disrupted more than 11,000 flights was caused by a procedural error related to a data file,...

Ford Corsair: a modern classic

Back in the 1980s Australia’s car making industry was in trouble. Australia’s five manufacturers were making too many different models at volumes which were...

Mammoth Mine remains closed after fatality

Almost one month after the death of Sunshine Coast miner Jeffrey Palmer, operations at Blackwater's Mammoth underground mine remain suspended. Mr Palmer, 59, died on...