Oppressive heat, then dry
Oppressive heat, then dry after the storm scare for the River City that dumped 26mm in as many minutes at Samuel Hill Tuesday evening.
Other...
Covid-19 cases soar amid fourth wave
Covid-19 cases are soaring across Australia as another wave of the virus prompts authorities to appeal for public help in stemming infections.
Cases in the...
Special day for special kids
About 1200 special children attended the 2022 Rockhampton Special Children's Christmas Party at the Rockhampton Showgrounds on Saturday, 12 December, the first time...
News in Brief
Police out in force on the roads
Police in the Capricornia District caught 14 drink drivers and 11 drug drivers, 80 people speeding, four people...
Red Bench walks for Livingstone
Livingstone Shire Council is helping show support for those affected by domestic and family violence by organising two community relay walks on Monday 28...
Staying cyber aware
With cybercrime making headlines nationwide, Crime Stoppers Queensland is urging people to take precautions online.
Speaking about the recent Optus and Medibank data leak,...
Marlborough Depot to stay
Livingstone Shire Council investigated the viability of Marlborough Depot and at a Council meeting on Tuesday 15 November, the table made the decision to...
Mural made with care
Year 9 St Brendan’s College students have presented a beautifully coloured hand-painted mural to the Yeppoon Blue Care respite Centre as part of a...
Touch of luxury at Qantas lounge
Qantas flyers will be travelling in style following the opening of the new Qantas Club at Rockhampton Airport on Tuesday, 15 November.
Offering a bird's...
Year 12 students graduate
Family and friends have farewelled graduating Year 12 students on their last day of school, wishing them all the best for the future.
A recent...
Cattle drawn from around Queensland for CQLX sale
CQLX Combined Agents saw a slight decrease in yarding on Wednesday with 3,131 head offered, comprising of 1,394 Steers, 1,471 Heifers, 193 Cows, 41...
Counterfeit notes circulating in Highlands
Central Highlands police are warning local businesses to be on the lookout for counterfeit currency in particular Chinese Training Notes (CTN).
The notes are used...
Bowls results from Central Queensland’s greens
ROCKHAMPTON AND INDOOR BOWLS ASSOCIATION
22 March: Drawn pairs were held at Kent Street Hall for a 9.30am start. Winner of the day with 33...
