Tag: News
The least cost option for low-carbon generation
There is lots of controversy over whether nuclear energy is more expensive than solar and wind.
These debates are always best settled by looking at...
The future of ag
With the agricultural sector constantly evolving, a CQUniversity lecturer recognises the importance of educating the next generation about what career possibilities are available now...
Tick and cross referendum voting argument lazy: Clare
Suggestions voters would not be able to use a cross on their ballot paper for the upcoming Indigenous voice referendum have been labelled weak...
Microgrids to end diesel dependency in remote areas
Indigenous communities are being urged to get their share of $75 million to develop "microgrids" to help end Australia's dependence on costly diesel in...
Kmart sales up as cost-conscious shoppers hunt bargains
Cost-conscious consumers have been flocking to Kmart for bargains, propelling its broader business division to record earnings last financial year.
"We're actually seen an increase...
‘Dune,’ ‘Lord of the Rings’ films delayed due to strike
Warner Bros movie studio will delay the planned November release of a big-budget Dune sequel until March because its stars cannot promote the movie...
New station for QAS
Construction has started into the North Rockhampton Ambulance Station after the State Government committed $12.895 million towards the facility.
The ambulance station will be...
Medical students go bush
Thirty first-year medical students from The University of Queensland (UQ) will embark on a four-day “immersion” tour this weekend to experience the charms and...
A change of scenery
On Monday last week I went to the Brisbane Ekka for the first time since coronavirus.
The Ekka was always the time when the...
Music bootcamp is tops
Last month, the vibrant arts organization, Topology Music, held a spectacular Creative Bootcamp which celebrated the abundance of local talent right here in Rockhampton.
This...
‘Use it or lose it’: Qld treasurer warns BHP on leases
Queensland's treasurer has warned BHP that its mining leases might be in jeopardy if the company does not continue investing in the state.
Cameron Dick...
New workforce accommodation for Gracemere
The Rockhampton Regional Council has voted unanimously in relation to the development of a 200 person non-resident workforce accommodation and warehouse at Lot 51...
Four lives confirmed lost in Emerald duplex fire tragedy
Two people miraculously escaped an Opal Street duplex fire that claimed the lives of two infants, a female teenager and a man in his...
