Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER

Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER
Home News Page 998

News

Council tries to make in-roads on roads at The Caves

Livingstone Shire Council tried to make some in-roads about roads among The Caves community at a well-attended forum this week. About 60 people made their...

Beach access concerns

Farnborough Beach access 9 could soon be a temporary home for sailors while the major reconstruction of Keppel Bay Sailing Club clubhouse is underway. Livingstone...

Landforces 2022

This week I travelled to Brisbane to represent our region at Landforces 2022, Australia’s largest defence industry exhibition. From when I first walked through the...

2023 Aussie Day Award nominations open

If you know a dedicated person or community group that deserves to be recognised for the work they do, help them gain the recognition...

Council backs Black Dog Ball

Rockhampton Regional Council has once again thrown their support behind the Smyth Financial Black Dog Ball through its Community Assistance Program (CAP). Acting Mayor Neil...

Baskets of colour

If there is one type of garden that represents our busy lifestyle is that of growing potted plants or hanging baskets. With more people...

Central Queenslanders remain on the wait list for elective surgeries

The LNP Opposition has accused Rockhampton Hospital of leaving 41 per cent of patients languishing on elective surgery wait lists. The shadow health spokesperson...

Photos from Keppel’s past

Author John Grimes has shared some of the photos from his book, Island of the People: A Story of Wop-pa/Great Keppel Island. Do you...

GKI history comes to life

Yeppoon's John Grimes doesn't claim to be an expert on Great Keppel Island but like many other Central Queenslanders he's fallen in love with...

Revelations about boundary review beginnings

There have been new revelations about the beginnings of the northern suburbs boundary review following an official request for information from the LNP Opposition. LNP...

Spring works its charm

The pleasant start to spring continues with maximums slightly below average. With a maximum of 27.6C in the River City on Thursday - felt...

Overgrown to nature reserve

When Taranganba State School students embarked on a dream to redevelop an overgrown portion of the schools’ vast grounds to an outdoor space that...

BESS future in Bleijie’s hands

The future of Bouldercombe's proposed Capricorn BESS (Battery Energy Storage System) is now in the hands of the Deputy Premier, with the project officially...