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On This Day: national vanilla milkshake day

National Vanilla Milkshake Day is on June 20 and it’s all about celebrating the original vanilla milkshake. It’s made by blending milk, ice cream,...

Mayor makes apology

Blackall-Tambo Mayor Andrew Martin has apologised for forwarding a confidential email in 2021, after being found guilty of misconduct by the Councillor Conduct Tribunal. A...

Barcaldine CEO steps down

Barcaldine Regional Council, at its monthly general meeting on Wednesday, 19 June, accepted the resignation of council’s chief executive officer, Shane Gray, after two...

Show marvels in Barcy

The Barcaldine Pastoral Agricultural and Horticultural Society hosted the town’s annual show on Saturday, 15 June, featuring local arts, machinery displays, market stalls, and...

Dutton announces seven sites for nuclear plants, including Callide

Tens of thousands of Australians in five states could be living near nuclear power plants if the coalition wins the next federal election, including...

On This Day: National Garfield the Cat Day

He’s witty, he’s sassy, he’s blunt, he’s saucy…he’s, well, Garfield. On June 19, National Garfield the Cat Day celebrates the world’s most opinionated feline....

Anglicare SQ leaving town

Anglicare Southern Queensland is leaving Longreach at the end of the month, but its clients, like 99-year-old Kate Deane, will be transitioning to other...

Fisher takes leave to fight health battle

Popular Leader garden columnist Neil Fisher has taken a leave of absence from his column and his role with Rockhampton Regional Council as he...

On This Day: International sushi day

International Sushi Day on June 18 is the perfect excuse to tuck into the Japanese specialty. Sushi has become a global phenomenon over the...

The ride of his life

Ross Maclean jokes he's in a state of withdrawal after riding 4214km to raise funds for Ronald McDonald House. "It's a bit difficult to not...

Funding for SES units in Winton, Isisford

Central West units will be among the recipients as the State Government committed $3.7 million for the State Emergency Service. More than 60 SES groups...

Calls for clarification on satellite hospitals

The Australian Medical Association is calling on the government to educate the community, after locals with life-threatening conditions presented themselves at newly built satellite...

Pullen Pullen reserve receives clean up funds

The Gregory Electorate has been grateful to receive a grant of $99,306 for flood recovery on the Pullen Pullen Special Wildlife Reserve in the...