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The worrying trend that could put an end to rate cuts

In the shock inflation print that scared the Reserve Bank off cutting interest rates at its latest meeting, two items gave governor Michele Bullock...

On This Day: National Nachos Day!

Sometimes they’re hot and spicy. Sometimes they’re cheesy. Sometimes they make a mess everywhere. But one thing is certain: they’re delicious, and a favourite...

Super attraction in the skies

Astronomers everywhere are in for a treat on Wednesday night with a second consecutive supermoon lighting up the night sky. For those who are unaware,...

Winton’s songwriter-cowboy drops new album and sell-out tour

Winton's Wade Forster doesn’t just sing country music - he’s lived it - and his second album Gooseneck Party, with 22-mammoth tracks, was released...

Nationals ditch Net Zero

The Nationals have set up a possible showdown with their political ally the Liberals after unanimously agreeing to scrap their commitment to Net Zero...

On This Day: National Stress Awareness Day

Stress can be a real killer, both in the workplace and in the busy, day-to-day life of every person on Earth. While stress certainly...

Many roads to a nursing future in the west

Multiple pathways are available for anyone interested in embarking upon nursing and midwifery careers in the Central West. Central West Hospital and Health...

Farmers can’t be forgotten in the rush for environmental reform

Farmers cannot be forgotten in the rush for environmental laws. We need clarity and consistency in government regulation. It's not anti-environment, it's pro-farm. Queensland agricultural...

Nominations open for Liz Alexander Bursary for Leadership in AgTech and Innovation

AgTech leaders across Queensland are invited to apply for the Liz Alexander Bursary for Leadership in AgTech and Innovation, a $3,000 opportunity to attend...

Devastation as ‘twister’ hits hall

A wedding guest has described the devastation left by a 'supercell' storm that caused the collapse of the Camboon Campdraft Hall on Saturday, 1...

Biological agent initiative to suppress invasive weeds

The Centre for Invasive Species Solutions (CISS) will lead a five-year, $5.9m project known as the ‘Nation-wide Weed Biocontrol Mass-Rearing and Release Network for...

Power bill costs leave Queenslanders nearly $1,000 worse off since 2020

The average Queensland family is spending nearly 50 per cent more on electricity than they were five years ago, according to a new state...

Boundary changes to split towns

Central West leaders have spoken out against changes proposed by the Queensland Redistribution Commission’s electoral boundary review, which would see Blackall and Tambo split...

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