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Sacked Starbucks workers must be reinstated: US judge

A US judge has ordered Starbucks to reinstate seven sacked employees, reopen a store and stop infringing on workers' rights after finding the company...

Looking forward, looking back for Stanwell’s 30th

Stanwell Power Station employees celebrated 30 years of operations on Wednesday, 1 March, at a special lunch alongside special guest Annastacia Palaszczuk. In her speech...

Capture the Moment

Photographers from around the state will descend on Rockhampton next month for the Photographic Society of Queensland’s annual convention. The magic happens on Saturday 28...

Signing up for free Tafe

CQUniversity student and former farmer Brian Pointing is taking advantage of the State Government's Fee Free Tafe courses to further his passion for all...

New doctors in training

CQUniversity has welcomed 34 new medical students, with the second cohort of the Regional Medical Pathway (RMP) program being presented with their stethoscopes at...

Fitzroy Lions celebrate 60 years

Rockhampton Fitzroy River Lions Club (RFRLC) will celebrate its 60th year of service to their community in Rockhampton in March 2023 and they have...

GKI walking tracks ready for some love

Great Keppel Island walking tracks have been identified as needing some love with Councillors and residents of the island calling for new signage and...

Indonesia poll body rejects election delay court ruling

Indonesia's poll body has vowed to forge ahead with organising next year's presidential election, defying a surprise ruling by a district court to halt...

Ukraine clings to Bakhmut as ‘saboteurs’ attack Russia

Ukrainian forces are holding out in the eastern city of Bakhmut against Russian attackers while the United States' top diplomat has told Russia's foreign...

Walker inquest proceeds after police tactics questioned

More Northern Territory police force members are set to give evidence at a coronial inquest into the death of Indigenous teen Kumanjayi Walker in...

Financial hardship returns to early pandemic levels

Spiralling living costs and the interest rate hikes needed to rein in rising prices are taking a toll and have triggered the highest rates of...

No-grounds evictions to be banned in NSW

It will soon be illegal for landlords to kick tenants out of their homes at the end of their lease without a reason in...

Early exploration in Taroom Trough

After the State Government gave the green light for oil exploration in the Taroom Trough, there are already signs of promise that there could...