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‘Residential rehab’ after detention

Young criminals detained by the courts should be subject to further education and supervision "in a residential setting," regional Queensland MP and parliamentary youth...

Devils don pink for a great cause

Football at Winton on Saturday, 18 May saw the junior and senior players and supporters in pink for Ladies Day. Early in the afternoon the...

State Government knocks back Basin plan

After months of holding their breath, farmers are now breathing a sigh of relief after the State Government rejected Glencore's proposal to pump industrial...

Local winners at Queensland Landcare awards

Longreach's Jody Brown was honoured in this year’s state Landcare awards which saw over 60 award nominees across nine categories. The awards, held on Saturday,...

Outback opera visits Longreach

The Festival of Outback Opera wrapped up in Longreach with the final shows including a sing-a-long and a tribute to the Heroes of History. Audiences...

Wombat burrows help other critters survive after fires

Wombat burrows act as survival boltholes for a surprising array of creatures after bushfires hit, a study suggests. Researchers have analysed camera trap images from...

Big reward offered to help solve mum’s cold case murder

Pregnant with her seventh child, Elizabeth Henry was beaten and partially burnt before her body was discovered outside Brisbane in 1998. More than 25 years...

Archives: What was making news 70 years ago

On this day 28 May 1954 Queen's Hotel sold A reliable source in town has confirmed that the freehold of the Queen's Hotel in Eagle Street...

‘Grow up’ on youth crime

Detention should no longer be a last resort for young offenders, but authorities need to "grow up" and create a detention system that works,...

Telstra cuts 2800 staff

Telstra has been called on to halt its "appalling" decision to sack thousands of workers as the telco giant tries to cut costs and...

52 Pick Up and 96 Tears

We were loading wool at the shed after sundown the other evening, and it was growing chilly. The men weren’t feeling it, since they were...

Winton enjoys Opera in the Outback

Opera Queensland once again included Winton in its Opera in the Outback programme - and the result was outstanding. Staring with the evening at the...

On This Day: National Plant a Flower Day!

Few things on the planet are more beautiful or fascinating than flowers – and with over 400,000 flowering plant species in the world, there’s...

Barcy Ball returns