History of ‘God’s Country’
One of the early pioneers of Weipa, Rockhampton resident Mick Isenbert has chronicled his adventures in "God's Country" in a book, Weipa: Early Days...
Not easier under Albanese as policies hurt the hip pocket
Australians are poorer after two and a half years of Labor.
That is the findings of the Senate Cost of Living Committee’s Final Report. ...
Social media giants attack ‘rushed’ ban reform
Social media companies including Snapchat, TikTok, and Meta have taken aim at the "rushed" consultation process for the proposal to ban children under the...
Isaac council welcomes Peabody CEO’s commitment to long-term value
Anglo American has announced the sale of its five Bowen Basin coal mines to Peabody Energy, marking a new chapter to these operations and...
US summons for India’s Adani, nephew on bribery claims
The United States Securities and Exchange Commission has issued a summons to Indian billionaire Gautam Adani, indicted on US bribery allegations related to a...
‘Dangerous’ misinformation bill dumped from agenda
Labor has been challenged to rule out a "dangerous" bid to crack down on misinformation and disinformation on tech platforms, after being forced to...
Ex-Greens MP quits, claims parliament office vandalised
A former Victorian Greens MP has revealed he will quit parliament, weeks after stepping down from the party over an affair with a staffer.
Sam...
Beyond The Valley to host pill testing in state first
Tens of thousands of revellers at Victoria's Beyond The Valley music festival will be able to check illicit drugs for harmful and potentially deadly...
Families fun at Whitehaven Coal Community Open Day
Around 1200 residents and families from across the region turned out to Blackwater’s May Day Fair Grounds on Saturday 23 November for Whitehaven Coal’s...
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...
Pen and paper deployed as emergency system crashes
Victorian triple zero call-takers were forced to use pen and paper to dispatch emergency services for almost two hours after a system crash.
Triple Zero...
Celebrating Gymnastics
Emerald Gymnastics and Trampoline Club celebrated the efforts and achievements of their members staff and volunteers at their annual awards night on Saturday, 16...
Stay healthy and out of hospital this Christmas
Central Queensland hospitals are open and ready for emergencies right through the Christmas holiday period, but staff would rather not see you. ...
