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Rain spurs buyers despite small yarding

Agents had a reduced yarding of 950 head at Thursday 24 October's Emerald sale. While the quality in the prime cattle offering was mixed,...

Benefits to flow from signing

Central Queensland Power has signed two agreements with the Traditional Custodians of the land at the Moah Creek Wind Farm site, with a pledge...

Host of call-outs for CapRescue

CapRescue has experienced an unusually busy period completing 13 missions in the space of a week. It says the figure between October 13-20 represents a...

Have one for the country

Last week new data showed that Australia’s birth rate hit a record low. In rough terms, to keep our population stable we need a...

Pilot survives plane crash near Baralaba

A pilot has survived after his plane crashed on a private property north of Baralaba this morning, Wednesday 23 October. Emergency services were called to...

Can public owned energy deliver a Miles Miracle?

The polls are not looking good for Labor. Some commentators would have you believe that the Queensland election is already over and that 26...

Is the penny starting to drop?

The UK shut its last coal fired power plant a few weeks ago but there was much less fanfare about it than normal, especially...

Misinformation bill in spotlight

Truth in politics has always been important to me. With the current advertising trends towards short, catchy sound bites, it deeply concerns me that...

Six months on we’re listening and delivering ‘fairer rates’

October marks six months since our new council came to office with the aim of delivering better services while keeping a sharp eye on...

Watoto Choir shares hope

The Kingaroy community sang and danced along with the Watoto Children's Choir last Friday night. The free concert was held at Highway Church Kingaroy...

IMPACT joining local efforts to combat poverty in Bundaberg

Eight-year-old Mia* wakes up every morning with a knot in her stomach. It’s not just the usual nerves about school; it’s the anxiety of...

Celebrating 150 years of legacy and community

Killarney State School marked its 150th anniversary with a weekend of celebrations, bringing together past and present students, staff, and the broader community to...

Pop sensation Troye Sivan sweeps ARIAs yet again

The Australian music industry has something to give pop sensation Troye Sivan - another three big ARIAs. The global star has dominated the awards for...