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Pregnant mum ’failed’ by Vic healthcare

Hours after losing her baby girl, Annie O’Brien lost her life in a Melbourne private hospital, prompting a years long fight by her family...

Fire recovery ’to cost $16 billion a year’

It will cost $16 billion a year to partially restore the environmental damage done by the Black Summer bushfires, scientists say. Researchers from the University...

Indigenous treaty path

Indigenous people will be able to give evidence about injustices committed against them in Queensland as part of the state’s plans to sign a treaty...

More shelling near Ukraine nuclear plant

Ukrainian and Russian-installed officials have reported shelling near Europe’s largest nuclear power plant, with both sides blaming each other days after the world nuclear...

Locals honour Vietnam veterans

Vietnam veteran Bob Holmes is expecting up to 200 people at Cockscomb Veterans Bush Retreat to commemorate Vietnam Veterans’ Day on Thursday, 18 August. The...

Push against judging peers

Rockhampton Regional Council will push for a change to local government legislation that will see them removed from judging their peers after they are...

Tribute for Aussie drag

Australia’s most sought-after drag queens will take to the stage in the glittering drag spectacular Prada Clutch’s: All-Drag Revue. Coming to the Pilbeam Theatre on...

Qld business downcast amid strong earnings

Queensland businesses are less confident about the next 12 months despite enjoying solid sales and revenue. Some 42 per cent of businesses say sales and...

Papua New Guinea students choose Rockhampton as study destination

An ad in the local Port Moresby newspaper promoting an information session about studying in Rockhampton sparked the interest of a group of PNG...

Humpback highway gets busy

It’s the time of year for extravagant tail-slapping displays and breathtaking breaches, as thousands of nature’s majestic giants hit the ‘humpback highway’ on their...

All aboard!

Steam excursion train 1968. This engine is an American made AC16 and is one of 20 obtained from the USA during World War II....

It’s all happening in Theodore

Stud open day Gyranda Santa Gertrudis stud held its open day on 11 August. The event is always well attended, with representation from...

Twiggy top of the world at Clarke Creek

He may be one of Australia's biggest advocates for renewable energy, but billionaire Andrew 'Twiggy' Forrest doesn't believe in Net Zero. Speaking at the official...

Lost in the city