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Labor cuts threaten aged care and sporting facilities

The finger-pointing continues between Labor and Nationals over regional budget funding and cuts. Maranoa MP David Littleproud says the Labor Government’s scrapping of the Building...

Netball Semi Final Results

C-Grade Premiers Captain Oliver Donaldson was proud of the efforts his newly formed team had made over the Mixed Netball season. "We're just a...

Climate-smart scholarships announced with record interest from farmers

Farmers for Climate Action has selected 20 Australian farmers for a climate-smart farming scholarship valued at more than $3000. The successful applicants were chosen...

Pig face

Have you been thinking about preparing a colourful ground covering feature for your garden? That was a question I was asked this week. And to...

New legislation to wipe rural doctors and nurse debts

Many have welcomed the Federal Government’s new legislation that will wipe the university debts of doctors and nurses living and working in rural and...

’Early works’ still on for Ring Road

Early works for the Rockhampton Ring Road project have been confirmed to continue, but without a Federal Government commitment to the overall project, it’s...

Blackall’s Geraniums

Geraniums would be one of the most under-rated water-wise plants that we can grow in our local gardens. Also known as Pelargoniums, they flourish...

Alpha apprentice awarded

Jared Rogers is the The Motor Trades Association of Queensland (MTA) Institute apprentice of the month for October 2022. The 16-year-old is a mobile plant...

Blackall colour run

Everyone, including a goat, had a great time at the colour run in Blackall for Mental Health Week. Kids, Adults and an assortment...

Traceability is key to maintaining freedom from disease and pests

The sheep industry here in Australia enjoys freedom from many of the world’s major diseases, including foot and mouth disease (FMD), sheep pox and...

Aramac-Torrens Road completed

Aramac locals will feels safer travelling north after 27 more kilometres of Aramac-Torrens Ck road has been completed with major upgrades recently—making it more...

100 since first Qantas mail run

The Qantas Founders Museum hosted some of the State's biggest and brightest for cocktails to celebrate 100 years since the first commercial flight from...

Jets turn on the burners in second half smashing

A high-flying superstar has helped Ipswich claim a second win over Central Queensland this Hostplus Cup season. Gold Coast winger Alofiana Khan-Pereira converted a...