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Family business turns 60

Celebrating 60 years in Rockhampton, Gormans Removals has grown from a small parcel delivery service to one of the largest family owned removal companies...

Young Councillors step up

What does a boiler maker from Gladstone, a community development officer from the Gold Coast, a project manager from Logan and a teacher from...

Enjoying wine with friends

Wine is many things, and basically it is a luxury product! It’s not vital. In the past it was probably more vital, when the...

Transport woes leave 250 tonne generator on wharf

A route to transport a 250-tonne component from the port of Gladstone to the Callide Power Station in Biloela is unknown as port access...

Just love these hippies

There is one plant that has just exploded in a mass of flowers during the last few weeks that is the Hippeastrum. Most of us...

Jump on board for turtle hour

Capricorn Coastal residents are encouraged to switch their lights off and support the region’s inaugural ‘Turtle Hour’ on Thursday 20 October from 7pm to...

Parkland US school shooter spared death

A Florida jury has spared Nikolas Cruz, the gunman who killed 17 people in 2018 at a high school in the city of Parkland,...

Fond family memories

Welcome to Seniors’ month. Previously, we used to celebrate Seniors’ week, but rightly so we now allocate a month to celebrate those members of...

US top court rejects Trump documents plea

The US Supreme Court has rejected former president Donald Trump's plea to step into the legal fight over the FBI search of his Florida...

Disciplinary reform after Qld police probe

Senior Queensland police are working to reform the service's disciplinary process after damning evidence of bullying and harassment aired at a public inquiry. Work is...

Australia may sign up to ‘cow fart’ pledge

Australia is backing a US-led global push to slash methane emissions by 30 per cent over the next decade. Agriculture Minister Murray Watt said it...

Walk for Wellbeing

The Hub Capricorn Coast have coordinated the ‘Walk for Wellbeing’ on Sunday 16 October as parts of this year’s Queensland Mental Health Week from...

‘Good data’ on Fitzroy

The feedback is starting to arrive regarding Rockhampton's suitability as an Olympic venue, and it looks like good news for the Beef Capital. Rockhampton Region...