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Footprints ‘take action’ on inequality

USUALLY, a small morning tea, this Wednesday in Barcaldine the community marched, instead, in the name of reconciling the past. At 9...

Key interests meet in name of suicide prevention

THIS MONTH marked the inaugural meet-up for the Wesley LifeForce Foundation (WLF) interests specifically for regional Queensland, in the name of suicide prevention. ...

Morning tea a whole bite

COMMUNITIES from Longreach and Ilfracombe hosted Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea Thursday this month. It was hosted in Qantas Park in Longreach, where close to...

A chance to celebrate harmony

THE 21st Reconciliation Week is taking place from May 27 to June 3, and locals got together Wednesday to hold a morning tea. ...

Celebrating local nurses

IN celebration of National Nurses Week, hardworking nurses were celebrated in Queensland’s Central West. Melissa Bruce is a registered nurse of the graduate program...

Immersed in opera

LAST month Longreach was immersed in beautiful music as the sun set behind the Qantas Founders Museum. Outback Opera’s event ‘Singing in the...

Isisford entertains the Central West

A CATTLE counting competition and ABC’s weather reporter Jenny Woodward’s Weathering Well were amongst the events that entertained good crowds at the Isisford Sheep...

Talented students given unique creative opportunity

The event will include singers, actors, dancers and more from state schools around Queensland. One entrant is soprano Tea Rumsey from the Longreach State...

‘Paint and Sip’ fiesta

LIQUID creativity was flowing last month at the Birdcage’s ‘Fiesta’ Paint and Sip class. The class provided the opportunity to socialise with friends...

Tieri freed from water restrictions

WATER restrictions in Tieri were relaxed as of June 7 and will no longer be the sole town in the Central Highlands to have...

Celebrity chef at culinary festival

THE highly lauded Outback Food and Wine Festival will return this year on September 11 and will feature none other than My Kitchen Rules...

COVID fragments found in Emerald Sewage

Viral fragments of SARS-CoV-2, commonly known as COVID-19, have been confirmed in sewage during recent routine testing at the Emerald South wastewater treatment plant. The...

Johnson’s joy as galloper scorches his rivals

Does a Brisbane trip beckon for Barcaldine galloper Scorched Land? The seven-year-old proved a comfortable winner of the $27,500 Cloncurry Cup (1600m) on Friday, 11...