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New store in Winton’s Elderslie St

Winton seems to be undergoing a grand business resurgence with all shops in the main Elderslie St now occupied. The latest is a new gift...

Sunset show in Birdsville

A rare musical experience awaits 1,000 fans, as renowned Australian singer-songwriter John Williamson prepares to perform a one-off concert atop the Birdsville’s iconic Big...

Celebrating camels in the outback

Sunday, 22 June is World Camel Day and there’s never been a better time to celebrate these incredible desert legends and the Outback communities...

Ergon, Energex apprentice intake open

Energy provides Ergon and Energex have launched a statewide recruitment drive for electrical apprentices to start in February, 2026. Between the, Ergon and Energex are...

Great night out at Speed Shears 2025

Sheep shearers from far and wide will swarm into Aramac this weekend to show off their speedy wool-trimming skills. The 2025 Aramac Speed Shears will...

All In for the Grains Gala – a night to celebrate our industry

There’s great excitement within AgForce as we prepare for the “Casino Royale” themed Grains Gala Dinner in Toowoomba on July 18 - the Queensland...

Outback writers represented at festival

Central Western Queensland writers will be well represented at the 10th annual Outback Writers Festival to be held at the Waltzing Matilda Centre in...

News in Brief

Man dies in Isisford crash An elderly Yaraka man has died in a single-vehicle traffic crash in Isisford on Tuesday, 10 June. A police spokesperson said...

West at forefront of tourism roadmap

The State Government says the outback will be at the forefront of its Destination2045 tourism roadmap, revealing a range of tourism projects promised for...

Mother of an event at Clermont

More than 220 rural mums from Central Queensland and the Central West came together on Friday, 6 June, for a powerful day of connection,...

Welcome to high-tech efficiency

I’ve spent the last couple of weeks dealing with a combination of bureaucracy and technocracy, which can be most frustrating. It’s proven to me that,...

Jack’s Law

Those carrying knives for legitimate work-related purposes will not be impacted by the newly introduced Jack’s Law, Gregory MP Sean Dillon said. The landmark...

A gem of a success

The Jewel of the Gemfields Festival outshone organisers' wildest hopes. Festival coordinator Michelle Johns said more than 7500 patrons passed through the...

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