Tag: News
Waste takes a sharp edge
Yeppoon resident and UpCycle CQ champion volunteer Pete Webb takes his waste seriously and blended with some creative thinking, now creates beautiful knives from...
Our little feathered friends
A few years ago Jackie Trad, the former Deputy Labor Premier, took a keen interest in a small bird known as the black throated...
Amphibious force ready for Talisman Sabre
The Australian Amphibious Force completed major exercises last week with the arrival of HMAS Adelaide, HMAS Choules and more than 1,200 personnel in Townsville,...
Explore the world of science
Rockhampton radio announcers Paul Culliver from ABC Capricornia and Pinky Neven from Triple M will be leading two teams in a Battle of the...
Home search in Tupac killing tied to uncle of suspect
A home Las Vegas police searched this week in connection with the 1996 drive-by shooting of Tupac Shakur is tied to a man long...
Toxic toad pet concerns
Sugarland Animal Hospital’s emergency clinic team Bundaberg Emergency Animal Hospital is reminding pet owners of the real issue that is toad toxicity and how...
Burnett claims Telestroke news
The Burnett's stroke survivors may receive an additional healthcare safety net from next year, with the Queensland Government last week greenlighting the introduction of...
Yarn bombing for mental health
Yarn bombing, or knit graffiti as it’s known, adorned the forecourt of the Emerald Neighbourhood Centre in a rainbow-hued reminder that mental health awareness...
BHP warns of cost pressures
Mining giant BHP has warned of cost pressures and uncertain international economic conditions in the year ahead.
After a strong final three months of the...
Barbie girls’ in Barbie world
There was big Barbie energy at the North Rockhampton Birch Carroll and Coyle Cinemas on Wednesday, 19 July, for the Barbie movie premiere.
With a...
Turn back time with ghosts and dino guide
Phil Hore’s resume includes unique careers such as paleo-author, museum educator, pop culture historian and tour guide.
Soon he will be releasing his fifth...
Funding learner drivers
The Rockhampton PCYC have joined in on the Braking the Cycle initiative which aims to give young motorists the chance to become safe and...
Culturally significant fig tree to be formally acknowledged
A culturally significant fig tree located along Keppel Sands Road will soon be formally acknowledged and honoured, following unanimous support from Livingstone Shire councillors...
