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‘No stopping’ rail loop as state strikes $1.7b deal

The Victorian government's contentious Suburban Rail Loop "cannot be stopped" as a cloud hangs over the rollout of its new public transport ticket system. Global...

Police at ‘breaking point’ as they begin strike action

Police across Victoria will walk off the job for the first time in more than 20 years as their fight for a better pay...

Households face more bill stress as energy prices rise

Cost of living pressures and rising energy debt levels indicate some Australians will struggle to absorb continuing price rises, a regulator has warned. Releasing an...

Pause and reflect this Remembrance Day

The Maranoa community will stand in silent reflection and remembrance of the sacrifice of our fallen man and women who gave their lives in...

100 years of Fire Trials

For this month’s item, we want to celebrate Longreach’s 100 Years of Fire Trials – 1924 to 2024. On Monday 25 and Tuesday 26...

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WEEKLY Voices of Hope - Women’s Choir - Every Wednesday Voices of Hope is a senior ladies’ choir program designed to provide support, positive social...

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WEEKLY Voices of Hope - Women’s Choir - Every Wednesday Voices of Hope is a senior ladies’ choir program designed to provide support, positive social...

Drug trafficker sentenced to prison

A drug trafficker who operated for four months in Longreach in 2022 has been sentenced to prison. Dany-Kayn Bo Story, 34, appeared in Rockhampton Supreme...

Drug trafficker sentenced to prison

A drug trafficker who operated for four months in Longreach in 2022 has been sentenced to prison. Dany-Kayn Bo Story, 34, appeared in Rockhampton Supreme...

Archives: What was news 74 years ago

ON THIS DAY 10 November 1950 A tornado tore through Barcaldine late yesterday, bringing intense winds and heavy rain that caused widespread damage in just 15...

Informed coexistence key to renewables

An Australian-owned company is working with agricultural landowners, regional communities and 10 Southern and Central Queensland councils to facilitate informed outcomes for renewable energy...

Youngsters showing their support of Remembrance Day

RSL Queensland's third annual 'Draw to Remember' initiative has captured the attention of students across the state. This year, local veterans and members from 47...

Fuel orders just ‘hopes and dreams’

The Fair Work Commission has handed down a landmark order aimed at delivering hope for drivers and transport operators pushed to the brink by...