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Concerns over rail trail

The feasibility study for a 'rail trail' on the disused Mount Morgan to Kabra rail line has been presented to Rockhampton Regional Council. Providing a...

The Salvation Army calls on the community to donate their winter goods

The Salvation Army is calling for winter woollies to be donated to their Family Stores as the cold snap continues. Corps Officer for the Capricorn...

Calls to reopen maternity unit

Expecting mothers in the Gladstone region would be pleased to know they have an advocate in the Senate fighting for their safety and that...

Get your dancing shoes on

Suzanne Dasecke has always loved to dance, having fond memories of dancing around the house in a ballerina costume her mother made her when...

What’s new always sells

Last time we talked about enticing customers back through the power of special offers, particularly discounts, for loyal customers. This works very well in some...

Funding for CQUniversity green project

CQUniversity's project All ‘roads’ flow to the sea: capturing road-based plastic pollution has received almost $50,000 in State Government funding for volunteer groups. This...

Time to end mandates

Last August the government released coronavirus modelling from the Burnet and Doherty Institutes. This modelling was used to justify ongoing lockdowns and the adoption...

Mount’s winter wonders

Over the next couple of years the town of Mount Morgan will have a monumental change in its appearance. The construction of the water pipeline...

Soldier crabs invade Lammermoor

A small army of bronze soldier crabs has recently been installed at Lammermoor Beach to delight visitors using the popular shared pathway. Local artist Brendon...

Book exchange now at Cherry Lane Nursery

Stanthorpe book lovers can now enjoy a book exchange in town, courtesy of Cherry Lane Nursery. Morwenna Horsley says she's accumulated a huge collection of...

Tourists return after slow start

After a slow start to the tourist season, numbers have skyrocketed in recent weeks to match expectations set earlier in the year. Due to...

Museum shows First Nations art purchases

A major new acquisition of Indigenous art from far north Queensland and the Torres Strait is on display at the National Museum in Canberra. About...

Award honour for educator

TEACHX Award recipient Rickie Fisher says the best teachers are often those who have changed careers. Associate Professor Fisher is head of the College of...