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Rekindling great memories on road trip west

When I worked at the Morning Bulletin, I once drove to Longreach to take a photo of a man out the front of the...

Family of murdered woman, children back new DV laws

Laws that allow police to issue immediate 12-month protections for alleged victims of domestic and family violence have been welcomed by Sue and Lloyd...

‘Tremendous victory’: nurses secure nation-leading pay

The biggest pay increase in more than a decade has been secured by a state’s nurses and midwives in what has been billed as...

Mayors assemble at St George

Last week, the CEO and I attended the Western Queensland Alliance of Councils (WQAC) assembly in St George. The energy in the room was palpable,...

Christmas in August at Winton

Winton’s 60s and Better club decided to do things a little differently this year when they celebrated Christmas in August. The team at the Winton...

Where Winton’s history meets modern hospitality

In the heart of Winton, the North Gregory Hotel stands as both a historic landmark and a hub of warm hospitality. Since taking over in...

News in Brief

Funding for infrastructure projects More than 360 new homes will be unlocked in Western Queensland with construction of several critical infrastructure projects set to be...

Bringing Banjo to life

Winton’s resident bush poet, Greg North, performed his 1000th show at the North Gregory Hotel last weekend. Greg has four different shows so that visitors...

Proving the bush is being looked after

In my capacity of mayor, along with Deputy Mayor David Hardie and BTRC’s director of lifestyle and communities Jaimee-Lee Prow, we all attended the...

Pottery is popular at Winton

A two-day pottery workshop was held in Winton the weekend before last. The perfect venue was the Creative Arts building as it has a whole...

Wayne embarks on record ride to Winton

With Winton’s Outback Festival kicking off on Tuesday, 23 September, one man is preparing for an extraordinary adventure. Wayne Sticher, serving as the festival’s Century...

Greenhouse gas storage well conversion bill

Queensland landholders with greenhouse gas storage wells on their properties could see them repurposed into water supply bores under legislation introduced to State Parliament. The...

Sports Shorts

THANGOOL SUCCESS Barcaldine trainer Toni Schofield enjoyed success at Thangool last weekend. The Schofield-trained Baile Fervor was a dominant winner of the CMC Benchmark 60 Handicap...