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Council’s big dam plans

The Central Highlands council is taking control of the Fairbairn Dam recreation area with plans to transform it into a family friendly playground on...

Miner continues support of basketball

Bravus Mining and Resources and Rockhampton Basketball Inc will be shooting a perfect six from six following an extension of their Major Partnership agreement...

Be a Voice for Generations

Queenslanders are encouraged to apply now for a share of the Celebrating Reconciliation Grants Program 2023. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships Minister Craig Crawford...

Mobile coverage reliability needs government intervention

Leader of The Nationals and Maranoa MP David Littleproud is calling for government intervention to ensure Australians in regional and remote areas have adequate...

China open to cooperation with Australia

China wants to work with Australia to explore "new frontiers" including cooperation on addressing climate change. China's ambassador to Australia Xiao Qian told reporters in Canberra...

Harry lashes UK royals in TV interviews

Prince Harry has said he had made public his rifts with the British royal family and taken on the press to try to help...

Boy swept away in California storms

Rescuers have ended the search for a five-year-old boy who was swept away by floodwaters in central California while the entire community of Montecito...

Child sleep expert advises against lots of sleep ins

Summer holidays often mean sunshine, beach trips, mountain hikes, relaxation, catching up with family and friends, and the chance to sleep in. For many parents,...

Russia steps up attack on Donbas town

Russia has stepped up a powerful assault on Soledar in eastern Ukraine, officials in Kyiv say, forcing Ukrainian troops to repel waves of attacks...

Grass fires still a risk despite floods

It's hard to imagine, but flood-ravaged parts of Australia could still face dangerous grassfires this summer and all it will take is a few...

Plants for a cooler future

With temperatures across the region well into its thirties there could be ways to make your home cooler without turning on the air-conditioner, with...

Family carnival is a blast

The Rockhampton Family Carnival is proving to be a success among families as hundreds flock through the gates to take a spin on the...

State government boost for CQ projects

The State Government has committed more than $350,000 to two Central Queensland tourism projects. Capricorn Caves will receive $300,000 to complete stage two of a...