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Open day with solutions

Helping people with disability, illness and injury find solutions to their employment needs was the main focus for the Community Solutions Open Day held...

Parents and junior sport

A CQUniversity research team investigating parents' experiences in junior sport are seeking participants for a new study. The study seeks to understand parental beliefs, attitudes,...

Are you ready for a divorce?

This week Dr Vanessa Ghea from Rockhampton City Psychology joins us to talk about whether you are really ready for a divorce. Dr Ghea regularly...

Old boys boost rodeo

St Brendan’s College ‘Old Boy’ Jeffery Schwarz who graduated in 2004 and was the colleges rodeo captain has come full circle and secured the...

Fitzroy gets a fair grade

The Fitzroy Partnership for River Health has released its latest report card, with most waterways in Central Queensland receiving a C overall or Fair...

Students getting schooled in solar power

More than 7500 solar panels have been installed at local state schools to cut electricity costs and carbon emissions. North Rockhampton State High School had...

Catching up with Korean vets

Members of Gracemere and District RSL Sub Branch Inc honoured their two Korean War veterans, 94 year-old Vince Mathers and 88-year-old Geoffrey Arnold, with...

A coral bleaching tragedy

It’s a simple question: Has our beloved, World Heritage Listed Great Barrier Reef ever been damaged by bleaching? And while the answer is equally straightforward:...

Calling all tennis ladies

To commemorate the 50th anniversary of Mid Week Ladies Tennis in Rockhampton, the Rockhampton Tennis Association is hosting a free afternoon tea for all...

History of the Guild

Early in 1987 Gwen and Pam Ward of the Attic Gallery called a meeting for expressions of interest to form an Embroiderers’ Guild in...

Plea for accommodation

The rapid growth in visitation across the coastal towns of the Capricorn Coast has tourism specialists calling for more accommodation as a priority. Capricorn Enterprise...

Lorna lives big

At 103 years old, Lorna Craney has lived a long life with six grandchildren and ten great-children. Fellow residents, staff members and her son celebrated...

Funding boost for careers

Women across Queensland are set to benefit from a new $20 million support package aimed at helping them re-enter the workforce after extended career...