Scarecrows made by locals
While Halloween is a fair way off, the Longreach Regional Council school holidays program kicked off with a scarecrow-making session at the Longreach Youth...
Rules kicks goals in Longreach
The great game of Australian Rules Football continued to grow its footprint in Longreach across the 2022 season.
With Auskick continuing its successful...
Hockey resurfaces in Longreach
Field Hockey arrived in Longreach this winter for possibly the first time in many decades.
With a big thanks to Hockey Queensland and...
World Game on a roll in Longreach
Longreach Soccer wrapped another great season, with numbers and performances continuing to thrive.
While Club numbers have been good for the past few...
21-year-old business owner
At only 21-years-of-age Lily Smith has become the owner of her very own business.
She said she owes her success to the diligent attitude...
Winter tennis season wraps up
Tennis coaching wrapped up the Winter season with good numbers in Red and Orange ball groups in Longreach.
We look to grade kids...
Faehr takes Winton
Longreach-based jockey Robert (Robbie) Faehr continued his recent form in the saddle riding half the program at the North Gregory Turf Club Winton races...
Student ag-knowledge level highlights need for national framework
A new study by CQUniversity has identified a lack of agricultural knowledge among Australian school students, highlighting a need for more adequate agricultural education...
Northern Merinos on the market
A balanced breeding program producing early maturing, easy care carcase sheep with soft, white, lustrous wool in some of the toughest country in Queensland...
New lease on life after trial cancer treatment
At first glance, septuagenarian Garry Carter is your typical 'Aussie' battler - sprightly, driven, always able to spin a great yarn.
Even into his mid-sixties,...
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'FIRST LADY' OF LONGREACH
Lynette Hasted: I can remember Mrs Hughes. She was quite a stern lady and a good friend of my grandparents, Etta...
