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Sealing the deal for rural road upgrades
Rockhampton Regional Council is upgrading two crucial rural roads to improve safety and deliver lasting benefits to the community.
The over $3.1 million South Yaamba...
Turtles power Rocky researcher to conservation award
CQUniversity research to protect endangered Queensland turtles has earned national recognition, with Rockhampton wildlife advocate Kymberly Robinson receiving a prestigious conservation award for her...
Cultural exchange for students
Students, staff and the community of Yeppoon State High School have welcomed students from Saitama, Japan as honourable recipients of the prestigious Saitama International...
Click your heels, The Wiz returns with a digital twist
Rockhampton Grammar School is reimagining The Wiz for a new generation, bringing the soul-infused musical to life at the Pilbeam Theatre on Friday, 8...
The Fall of Yahoo: Lessons for Australian Small Businesses
The story of Yahoo’s downfall and Google’s rise is a modern business parable.
While Yahoo was once a titan of the internet, its inability to...
Volunteering in Queensland: Crossroads or a chance to rebuild?
As the Local Government, Small Business and Customer Service Committee arrives in Rockhampton next month for its final public hearing on Queensland’s volunteer sector,...
‘No Better Place to Be’: Locals embrace Open Day
The team at Capricorn Adventist Retirement Plus rolled out the welcome mat recently for a special open day event, offering locals a behind-the-scenes look...
Yeppoon pickleball festival success
The Yeppoon Pickleball Festival wrapped up last weekend with a ringing endorsement from all who came to play.
Record entries from all over Australia and...
Dam set to thrive again
The No. 7 Dam in Mount Morgan is set to become an even more vibrant hub for recreational fishing and environmental education thanks to...
Town History seen through the eyes of Capricorn Coast Historical Society
For many visitors to our beautiful Coast, the first point of contact is the local Visitor Information Centre, staffed by enthusiastic volunteers.
Visitors ask a...
Positive discussions rekindle hope for Zilzie Beach access
Livingstone Shire Council has reopened talks with the landholder blocking access to Zilzie Beach, signalling a fresh opportunity to resolve a long-standing community issue.
Council...
Right place for batteries
Our energy system was built on coal, and our energy grid still relies very heavily on coal for baseload and reliable power, especially to...
