Importance of skin checks
While we’re enjoying the cooler months and the sun isn’t as harsh as its summertime persona, it can be easy to forget that sunburn...
Labour shortages continue
The latest Australian Bureau of Statistics release on the Australian labour force has revealed that national unemployment fell to 3.5 per cent in June,...
Locals reject heritage house move bid
Goodna residents say they don’t need another KFC - especially one that would come at the expense of a historic home.
There has been...
Landcare urges everyone to help with clean ups
Gympie Landcare are very keen to make the clean-ups held at the Cooloola Coast and the Gympie region recently into an annual event.
The clean...
National award for RGGS employee
A Rockhampton Girls Grammar School staff member has been recognised for her hard work and dedication with the 2022 Commonwealth Bank School Business Manager...
Lower Fitzroy landholders in box seat for irrigation initiatives
Construction of the landmark Rookwood Weir by Sunwater has forged ahead despite an unseasonably wet winter and is anticipated to be completed in 2023,...
Fundraiser to TV star
Rockhampton woman Diane Armstrong has raised more than $10,000 for the charity organisation Walk A While and will be rewarded for her efforts in...
Crazy hills at The Caves as cyclists complete their own Tour de France
We finally got the weather to play its part, allowing Rockhampton Cycling Club to run another road race at The Caves.
The morning started...
Donation a priceless gift
The Great Registration Race is on for DonateLife Week, with 100,000 Australians being encouraged to register.
Thomas Gardiner is a strong advocate for organ...
Minerals council voices opinion on emissions
The Minerals Council of Australia (MCA) is backing the Albanese Government's 43 per cent emissions target by 2030 while the Greens make it clear...
Police see red
A Rockhampton intersection has been labelled as one of the worst for red light runners, according to Queensland Police Service data obtained by RACQ...
Causeway mural tells Darumbal story
Six new public art murals have been added to Livingstone Shire Council’s popular placemaking art trail, including an indigenous-inspired art installation at Causeway Lake.
The...

















