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Mental health tradies toolkit

CQUniversity Head of Course for construction Stewart Larsson is working hard alongside his fellow teachers to change the mental health of Central Queensland’s tradies,...

Referendum vote on

On 14 October, all eligible Australian voters are being called to vote on the Voice referendum to decide whether to alter the Constitution to...

Fly in and have a ball

The long-awaited and highly-anticipated Flyer's Ball is set to overwhelm the Longreach community this weekend, with gates opening at 6pm for the 650 ticket...

Drivers urged to be cautious

The Queensland Police Service (QPS) are pleading with motorists to drive safely after one of the most horrific long weekends for road fatalities in...

Honouring our police

Officers, staff, families and the community attended the National Police Remembrance Day (NPRD) service at the Longreach Police Station on Friday, 29 September. NPRD...

Mega flowering trees for the West

We have been experiencing some wonderful spring weather over the last month. The only element missing would be some rain, then it would be...

Grants for QLD women and girls

Community groups and organisations across Queensland can now apply for $270,000 in grants through the latest round of the Investing in Queensland Women grant...

AEC calls for temporary workers to help their community vote locally

With the referendum confirmed for Saturday, 14 October, the AEC is looking for people across Queensland to work at the referendum to provide their...

Two for one rail to boost tourism

Queensland Rail Travel’s Outback Sale is back, offering customers two for the price of one train tickets on all its long-distance western line services. Tickets...

Pretty in Pastels

The well attended North Gregory Turf Club meeting in Winton last weekend was awash with pastels for their five race program. Even when the...

Keeping wildlife safe during trauma season

Spring has officially sprung and this means Queensland is heading into warmer months, spring and summer are known as the trauma season where our...

Long, hot El Nino summer

CQUniversity Adjunct Professor of Environmental Geography Steve Turton says Central West residents should be prepared for a long, hot summer. Australia's Bureau of Meteorology formally...

Festive fun fills Air Park

Longreach’s festive season kicked off in style on Tuesday night as a strong crowd gathered at the QANTAS Founders Museum Air Park for the...