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Oral health services returning to normal

Non-urgentservices were suspended in April in line with directions from the NationalCabinet for health services across Australia to reschedule non-urgent electivesurgery and focus on...

Queen honour for former Ilfracombe boy

Theaward to David Muir, now of Brisbane, was for significant service to thecommunity through welfare, social justice and charitable organisations. Bornin 1955 at the Longreach...

Painting the region red for DV awareness

Two local organisations,RAPAD Employment Services Queensland (RESQ) and Longreach Regional Council,have joined with local police to construct a public bench in support of the...

Cook your health worries away

The Cook at HomeChallenge is the latest initiative in a series of health challenges laid downby Health and Wellbeing Queensland as a part of...

New machine can test for COVID–19 locally in hours

Deputy Premier and Minister forHealth and Ambulance Services Steven Miles said this meant faster turnaroundtimes and testing closer to home for most of our...

Tale of the itinerant cat

Mrs Whip said her four-year-old feline had snuck intoa removalist truck heading for Brisbane last Friday evening, beginning a seriesof events that could only...

RAPAD acknowledges $2.2 billion in government support

TheFederal Government has announced a $1.8 billion support package for localgovernment, $500 million will be distributed through the Local Road andCommunity Infrastructure Program and...

Resurgence likely for long-dormant artesian springs

According to Leanne Kohler, CEO withLongreach-based Desert Channels Queensland (pictured), the 20-year campaign of capping andpiping free flowing bores across the Great Artesian Basin...

Agri-Phoenix shines light on young farmers

The campaign, Agri-Phoenix, is set to launch onInstagram on June 5 and aims to raise awareness of those doing it tough on theland amid...

Friends like Araluen are to be cherised

This very special 11-year-old shaved her head for acure as a part of her fundraiser for the Queensland Children’s HospitalFoundation. The money raised will...

Further progress on Outback Way in Queensland

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Infrastructure, Transport andRegional Development, Michael McCormack, said the works were part of a broaderupgrade program under way. “The Australian...

Killer rubber vine creeps closer

Three watercourses inthe Lake Eyre Basin are now under threat, all in the Desert Uplands. Whilethese creeks are the front line in the war,...

Coaching course provides insights

It was a busy few days for the Longreach Cricket community last week. Apart from Schools Cup, Queensland Cricket also ran a Level 1 course...