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Outback Camel Trail wraps up in Winton

Winton roared to life over the weekend as it hosted the finale of the inaugural Desert Champions Way: Outback Camel Trail. The event, hailed as...

On This Day: Share a Hug Day!

There’s something amazing about a hug that just makes the day so much better. Maybe it’s the warmth of someone you care about being...

Ski camp boosts Barcy

The Barcaldine Recreational Park hosted the Australian junior barefoot waterskiing team for a development camp last month. Organised by Barefoot Queensland and supported by the...

Have your say on regional aquifers water plan

The current Great Artesian Basin and other regional aquifers (GABORA) water plan is set to expire in September 2027 and Blackall-Tambo Regional Council have...

Weekend rain dampens road conditions

Last weekend's cool, wet weather system passed through the region fairly abruptly but it still left its mark on the landscape. On Saturday, 26 July...

Community spirit shines

August means the return of our Seniors Month program – a time to honour the wisdom, contributions, and community spirit of our seniors across...

Capturing the beauty of the bush

Far out in the heart of western Queensland, where red dust hangs in the air and the horizon stretches endlessly, Wendy Sheehan captures rural...

Queensland in the dark on beef import biosecurity threat: Perrett

Queensland beef producers and processors have been kept in the dark on details of the federal government's lifting of beef import restrictions, including the...

Stoush over Federal Government’s US beef backflip

Central Queensland’s three million head of cattle and the livelihoods of the families who rely on them are under threat. That is the view of...

Chance to reset and relax

You’ve made plans for the weekend to get out and go camping—that’s a fantastic way to chill out, sit back, enjoy a good campfire,...

Regional: Bumper sales and bigger yardings at Roma

With bumper sales and increased yardings, it was all action at this week’s Roma Saleyards sale. Just shy of 10,200 head, all the regular processors,...

Archives: What was in the news 73 years ago

ON THIS DAY 25 July 1952 The Longreach Shire Council has announced a structured grading program that aims to regrade the region’s 900 miles of roads...

Ag In Brief

Rural Aid launches Tax Appeal to support farmers under pressure Australian farmers are facing mounting pressure as drought, fires, floods and rising costs continue to...

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