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Kherson silent after Russia orders retreat

Ukrainian troops have pushed forward after Moscow ordered one of the war's biggest retreats although officials fear Russian troops could still turn Kherson into...

Gas price cap on the table: Albanese

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese admits Australians need relief on soaring energy prices and says a price cap on gas is one option on the...

Few services for Qld kids exposed to DV

An increase in the number of young people on supervision orders in Queensland comes as a new report identifies a lack of support for...

Medibank hackers identified by Australia

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has directed the Australian Federal Police to reveal where the Medibank hackers are based and warned those responsible will be...

Electric buses make milestone

More than two million Australians have hopped on an electric bus over the past three years, in the latest milestone for a technology experts...

Gracemere market report shows strong lines of cattle across the board

After a week of fine sunny days, CQLX Combined Agents saw an increased yarding on Wednesday with 3,903 head offered, comprising of 2,642 Steers,...

Mt Charlton Reservoir upgrades

$1.4 million refurbishment work has been carried out on one of Livingstone’s largest water supply assets to boost water security across the northern suburbs. A...

News in Brief

Gingerbread Games at Stockland Formerly partners in Rockhampton's annual Christmas Parade, Cancer Council Queensland and Stockland have teamed up for a different Christmas-themed event...

Feedback wanted for Containers for Change product expansion

Earlier this week, Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk announced as part of National Recycling Week that the Containers for Change program could soon expand to include...

Letters to the Editor

Quay Street concerns The thought of making Quay street two-way traffic is filled with danger. We can blame Margaret for it but what about all...

Rural community internet struggles

Ogmore local Rosslyn Conrad can remember the days when calling people meant a trip to the post office. Although Rosslyn and her husband Neville now...

United on Ring Road

The good thing about travelling through our great country is that you get to meet wonderful people. The bad thing is that you have to...

Camper injured by falling tree in wild weather on North West...

CapRescue was tasked on the morning of Sunday, 26 April, to assist a 24-year-old woman who was camping on North West Island when a...