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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...

No excuse for abuse

Energex and Ergon employees have reported almost as many incidents of threats, abuse or violence from members of the public in six months as...

A Night of Glamour and Giving in Longreach

The much-anticipated Flyer's Ball is set to dazzle the Longreach community, with just one week remaining until the big night on Saturday 7 October,...

Community Events

Social Lawn Bowls Barcaldine Bowls Club will host a social bowls competition from Saturday 14 October from 6.30pm for up to eight weeks. Cost is $40...

Labour crisis remains one year after Jobs and Skills Summit

Australians are experiencing a triple whammy under Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. Whether it’s groceries, energy bills or your mortgage, cost-of-living pressures are higher under...

ORA – Triumph of Spirit and Sportsmanship

A highly successful rowing regatta was held in Barcaldine and Longreach over the weekend of the 15-16 September. Over 20 rowing clubs from across...

Celebrating 35 years at Winton Auxiliary Fire Brigade

Members of the Winton Auxiliary Fire Brigade gathered recently to see Acting Assistant Commissioner Steve Smith and Acting Assistant Superintendent Clint Tunnie present Noel...

Pension rise not enough

From 20 September 2023, the Age Pension, Veteran Payment, Disability Support Pension and Carer Payment received an increase in line with indexation but community members...

Grow your own shade

Kate and Cameron Dare were first time hosts for the Garden Group last Sunday, and it was good to see their four-year-old garden bursting...

Driven out

Queensland'a most dangerous fire season in years coincides with a mass exodus of our most experienced volunteers, driven out by paperwork overload and wide...

Parliament on the trail of dinosaur tourism

A Queensland parliamentary committee is setting out on the trail of dinosaur tourism in outback Queensland, as it heads to Winton and Muttaburra to...

Sacred well vandalised

Damage to a sacred well near Windorah has been identified as deliberate, with Longreach detectives calling to the public for assistance. The well, which...

Canavan wants Joyce to stay

While Barnaby Joyce is leaving the National Party, CQ-based Senator Matt Cavavan says he hopes the outspoken MP can be enticed to come back. Following...