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Quarters getting a new look

Excitement is building to the Grand Opening of 'The Quarters' at the Longreach School of Distance Education on 23 July. With the original Quarters (pictured)...

On This Day: Alice in Wonderland Day

We are all set and ready to celebrate the world of imagination and madness on Alice in Wonderland Day on July 4. The amazing...

Levy is dry for ALP

Member for Maranoa David Littleproud says the Nationals have helped spare agriculture industries from a "fresh food tax" but Agriculture Minister Murray Watt has...

On This Day: International plastic bag free day

International Plastic Bag Free Day, celebrated on July 3, is a global initiative that aims to eliminate the use of plastic bags. Plastic bags...

Director’s Vision Splendid

The 2024 Vision Splendid Outback Film festival concluded in Winton last weekend after nine days of movies, breakfast meets and functions. The easy going festival...

Neil Fisher remembered

Tributes are flowing for Rockhampton Region councillor and Leader garden columnist Neil Fisher following his death on Monday. Cr Fisher was admitted to Rockhampton Hospital...

Senate split on vaping

Australia’s peak GP body has welcomed the Senate passing reforms cracking down on the market for nicotine vapes this week. The Therapeutic Goods and...

On This Day: World UFO day

“I want to believe.” These are the words of notorious X-Files hero Fox Mulder, who convinced an entire generation that the truth is out...

On This Day: International Joke Day

Knock, Knock... Who's there? Today is international Joke day! Where would any of us be without jokes and laughter to brighten our spirits? It can...

Considering how to ‘force’ Meta to pay for news

Facebook's parent company Meta could be legally forced to carry Australian news on its platform or face new taxes to support local journalism, under...

Archives; What was news 70 years ago

ON THIS DAY 2 July 1954 Winton is witnessing significant building progress, closely observed by the community. The new North Gregory Hotel has been a focal point...

Outback Writers Festival

More than 80 people attended the Australian Outback Writers Festival held in Winton last week, with readers and writers from as far south as...

Bank giant, energy providers rebuked in Shonky awards

Australia's largest bank is back on an annual list for dodgy business behaviour after it refused to refund cash it fleeced from low-income earners. Consumer...