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...
A stampede in Winton
THE Australian Age of Dinosaurs Museum in Winton expanded earlier this month, with the official opening of two new exhibits.
The March of the...
The Travelling Jackaroo
OVER on the western roads! Look, is it a plane, is it a tractor, no it is the Travelling Jackaroo!
The Travelling Jackaroo, also...
Locals get their chance on the catwalk
CREATIVE local women of the Longreach Art and Crafts group will have their canvas artworks digitally printed onto clothing for an upcoming catwalk show....
Mensshed receives local donation
THE Longreach Mensshed has received a special donation to assist them with their future projects.
Gavin Ballard owner of the Birdcage Hotel donated a...
CQ’s award-winning architecture
The architects behind two Queensland museums are among the top winners, their designs acknowledged for attracting and retaining more visitors to the region. ...
Incentive to relocate to Western Queensland
Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk announced a $7.5 million package to address a critical shortage of workers at tourism businesses in regional Queensland as part of...