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Busy May in Longreach

May is Queensland Small Business Month celebrating the vital role that over 508,000 small and family businesses play in the state's economy. To celebrate, council...

Judy reflects on 50 years at Mater

Enrolled Nurse and former Ilfracombe resident Judy Smith has reflected on her extraordinary career for International Nurses Day (Tuesday, 12 May) after being recognised...

Community Events

WEEKLY Social Tennis Grab your racquet (or borrow one) and join the Longreach Tennis Club for a hit every Tuesday. Come down for some...

Ladies Day in Longreach

One of the biggest days on the Longreach/Ilfracombe Tigers calendar has arrived, with the club’s annual Ladies Day set to take over the Showgrounds...

Archives: What was in the news 73 years ago

On this day 15 May 1953 Work on the foundations of the Longreach Fire Brigade’s new fire station in Eagle Street has commenced, marking the...

On This Day: National Bike to Work Day

With the weather turning warmer and the rain starting to ease, maybe now is the perfect time to start acting on that whole being...

Budget Breakdown

FEDERAL BUDGET BREAKDOWN Cost of Living and Tax A new $250 Working Australians Tax Offset starts from July 1, 2027, along with additional tax cuts and...

News in Brief

Congratulations Courtney Blackall-Tambo Regional Council is proud to congratulate lifestyle and community officer and much-loved local librarian Courtney Richardson on successfully graduating from the prestigious...

Chief health officer visits

Queensland Health’s chief health officer visited the Central West region on 30 April and 1 May. Dr Marianne Gale, who is also deputy director-general of...

ALP abandoning regions: Littleproud

Maranoa MP David Littleproud has condemned the Federal Government for abandoning regional Australia following the release of the 2026-27 Federal Budget. In an interview with...

Tax relief for workers and pain for investors in budget

Young people entering the housing market face such significant difficulties that the government needs to break a major election promise on controversial tax changes,...

Shed not just for men

The Mens’ Shed in Winton has for quite some years encouraged all members of the community to use the facilities on hand. At the monthly...

Sandgoannas power past Tigers

The Barcaldine Sandgoannas have sent another premiership warning to the rest of the Central West Rugby League competition, overpowering the Tigers 28-8 in front...

Winton by-election