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Elijah committed to marine safety with clean beaches

He may only be nine years old but Elijah Richardson couldn’t be surer of his commitment to clean up local beaches and waterways and...

Counting the costs

Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding is calling again for a full audit of the previous council’s spending after details of more “outrageous“ and “extravagant“ spending...

Jokes of the week

A man saw an ad in the newspaper for a free talking dog... He thought it was impossible, so he went to the address to...

Iran helped Russia with drone attacks: US

The United States says Iranian military trainers had been sent to Crimea to assist Russian forces using Iranian-made drones to attack targets in Ukraine,...

’Our fearful flood’: report

Fear is by far the most common emotion seen in an official analysis of Twitter comments posted during the February floods. The disaster, following on...

Builder fined $619k after refugee injured

A Tamil refugee's dreams of making Australia home were ripped away after he fell four metres from an upside-down excavator bucket on a Sydney...

Roser found guilty in chipper murder trial

Five years after Bruce Saunders' body was found in a woodchipper, Gregory Lee Roser has been found guilty of his murder. All that was left...

Dench slams The Crown’s ‘sensationalism’

Dame Judi Dench has called for a disclaimer to be added to each episode of The Crown, saying the hit Netflix drama has begun...

Celebrating Carers week

Keen ten-pin bowler and green thumb Matthew, equestrian Shelby and musician Brad are just a few of thousands of National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS)...

Speedsters beware

Speed demons in cars, bikes and even e-scooters will be slowing down as new measures are introduced. With the popularity of e-scooters and other...

Free ag industry careers night

An upcoming careers night hosted by CHRRUP will highlight the many and varied opportunities offered by the agricultural industries in Central Queensland. The event, which is...

Staff get loud for a cause

It was a colour explosion at Drakes Glenmore as the staff wore their brightest shirts for Hear and Say’s ‘Loud Shirt Day’ fundraiser. Loud Shirt...

Volunteers honoured for service to the RSL

Peter Lloyd, ex-Navy veteran and Dave Britten, ex-49th Battalion the Royal Queensland Regiment, were both presented with the Outstanding Service Award by RSL Gracemere...

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