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Winter warmer high tea

St Ursula's College alumni, past teachers, parents, friends, and current students were invited to the Winter Warmer High Tea on Saturday afternoon. The afternoon...

Bringing Prestige to Property

The newest real estate agency to Central QLD, Prestige Properties Yeppoon has opened its doors in Yeppoon with familiar mother daughter team Helen and...

Social isolation among older women fund

The state Government has announced a new $2.5 million fund to invest in community-driven responses that aim to reduce the barriers experienced by priority...

Health Centre rejoices at Santos donation

Santos GLNG donated $5000 to the Gladstone Women’s Health Centre on Monday this week in recognition of their strong stance against harassment, bullying and...

Theodore students helping hand from STEM

Students from Theodore State School have today designed a career pathway while they constructed a hydraulic arm at a Queensland Minerals and Energy...

Action on reconciliation

At CQUniversity, we value and celebrate Australia’s First Peoples, and we proudly hold a strong commitment and vision for reconciliation. That is why we have...

Seniors are keeping busy

The North Rockhampton Senior Citizens Club based at Bauhinia House, cnr Berserker and High Streets, North Rockhampton holds the game of hoy every Tuesday...

RRC dog regos due

Rockhampton Regional Council is reminding pet owners that annual dog registrations are due 31 August. Planning and Regulation Councillor Grant Mathers said that pet registrations...

Renewable energy powering ahead in CQ

As the lead economic development agency for Rockhampton and part of Rockhampton Regional Council, Advance Rockhampton believes that Central Queensland has the opportunity to...

The story of two dynamos

This year we have all experienced the rise in costs on everything we consume, and our business has not been exempted, we have especially...

Local knowledge makes a difference in shark safety

Listen to the locals, was the key message that came out of last week’s two-day SharkSmart workshop, hosted by the Noosa Biosphere Reserve Foundation. Following...

Qld woman face barriers for abortions

Women seeking an abortion in Queensland are facing bills of up $17,000, lack of support from doctors and social stigma, three years after the...

Mine worker’s death being investigated

Authorities are investigating following a 59-year-old Banya man's death in a roof collapse at Coronado's Mammoth Underground Mine on Friday, 2 January. Mammoth Underground Mine...