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Summit targets on-farm biosecurity

More than 60 representatives of agriculture industry peak bodies will attend a Queensland-first biosecurity summit specifically targeting on-farm biosecurity. The summit, to be held at...

Opal festival boon for town

A good crowd from all over Queensland and interstate descended on Winton for Opalfest 2023. With Covid restricting these events over the past...

Renewables impact land owners

Landowners faced with quickly developing complex circumstances encroaching on their land or community, which are driven by government and multinational business need the guidance...

Alliance welcomes new rural medical training

The National Rural Health Alliance (the Alliance) applauds the latest initiative by the federal government to increase long-term funding of rural Commonwealth supported places...

Agribusiness Digital Solutions Grants Scheme

Industry organisations can apply for their share of $1.3 million in funding available to help Queensland agribusiness build resilience by adopting digital technology and...

Conditions No Match For Ilfracombe Spirit

While weather deterred the racing card for the second year in advance, members of the Ilfracombe community and the surrounding region came in their...

Capras jet to Bilo

The Rockhampton Leagues Club Central Queensland Capras will trade their usual city venues for the Biloela Sporting Complex on the weekend, as the team...

Big Red Bash Delivers Again

The Birdsville Big Red Bash has gained waves across the globe, following the conclusion of the three-day event that marvelled everyone that was in...

The Open Door and the Work of the Smiths

The Open Door at 81 Wompoo Road currently operates as an Airbnb Guesthouse. Prior to that it was a backpacker’s hostel and a B...

Bowls with Bones

The District Men’s Fours was held on Saturday at our club with our local title holders progressing after defeating the Emerald champs in a...

Blooming beauties for winter

Floral displays during winter, can be quiet extreme from one garden to next depending on plant selection. When planning home gardens, it is always...

Working together to close the stroke gap

This NAIDOC Week Stroke Foundation is highlighting the urgent need to close the Stroke Gap that exists between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians in an...

3G shut down date delayed

With Telstra preparing to say goodbye to 3G once and for all, this has also been a cause for concern for people living in...