Day spent tying barb
We’ve spent some time working on the fenceline, with the men doing the heavy lifting and me helping where I can.
Driving vehicles, cutting wire...
Three decades of service recognised
A feature of the last Corfield and Fitzmaurice general meeting for the year and the volunteers luncheon at the North Gregory Hotel was the...
Aviation consultations land in the West
Residents across Longreach and the wider Central West will have the chance to directly influence the future of regional air travel when the State...
Speech pathologist awarded
Central West Hospital and Health Service speech pathologist Samantha Nyman has been recognised for her work with students by the Queensland branch of...
Blackall Youth Council soar to new heights
After five days of challenge, reflection, courage and connection, Blackall-Tambo Youth Council wrapped up it's Leadership Camp with full hearts and big visions.
Running...
Annual Bush Bash returns to the west
Golden Guitar winning country singer-songwriter Brendon Walmsley has headed west for his annual Christmas For The Bush Bash, taking songs from his acclaimed album...
Heatwave warning for much of the state
Temperatures are forecast to be dangerously high today (Tuesday, 25 November) with heatwave warnings ranging from low to extreme throughout most of the state.
Longreach...
Beef roads works kick off
Work has begun on a $500 million program to beef up key cattle freight routes in Central Queensland.
The $47.5 million early works package begins...
$96.5 million website getting another update
Leader of The Nationals David Littleproud said there should be consequences after revelations the Bureau of Meteorology’s (BOM) unpopular new website cost millions of...
Every family needs a farmer — and AgForce by their side
Looking back on the past year, I’m proud to say AgForce has continued to deliver for Queensland producers — advocating fiercely, adapting strategically, and...
The case for affordable energy
There remains over 700 million people in the world without access to electricity.
Two billion people do not have access to clean cooking methods.
Because of...
Christmas in the Outback
Entries for the 150 word short short story competition can be made at www.outbackwritersfestival.com
Meanwhile, here is another for festive reading - BBQ for Christmas...
Teachers strike back
Teachers walked off the job on Tuesday, following the second breakdown of bargaining between their union and the Queensland government over pay and safety...
