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This Coalition to learn from past mistakes

The most important thing that Angus Taylor has done since he became the Liberal leader is to admit to past mistakes. None of us...

Bowen Basin Apprentice of the Year nominations open during National Apprenticeship Week

As part of National Apprenticeship Week Australia, SprintSuite has officially opened nominations for the Bowen Basin Apprentice of the Year, a new regional award...

Basin supply chain pain

Some $755 million has been ripped out of the Fitzroy region's economy as alarm bells sound for the crippling coal royalties regime across the...

A queenly confidence builder

The year was 1991 and a shy Shovarn Wilkins was a Central Highlands Easter Sunflower Queen entrant. At 19, she was working as a library...

Business boost with council grants

The Central Highlands Regional Council has committed $250,000 to deliver its economic stimulus program across the business community. More than $150,000 in...

Deputy Mayor defies critics

Central Highlands Deputy Mayor Rachael Cruwys has doubled down on her intent to keep posting her 'knowledge is power' videos to social media. In her...

50 years of Easter festival fun

Central Highlands Easter Sunflower Festival committee president Peter McMaster promised the 2026 50-year milestone is one to be celebrated in style to honour the...

Cheaper diabetes drug halted by AstraZeneca court win

Consumer hopes for a version of AstraZeneca's blockbuster diabetes drug Forxiga that doesn't hit hip pockets as hard have been dented by a court...

Renal chairs confirmed for Emerald Hospital by 2028

Detailed planning is well underway to deliver three renal dialysis chairs at the Emerald Hospital. Member for Gregory Sean Dillon has assured Central Highlands...

Triple-zero outages and changes trigger more complaints

Complaints about being cut off from emergency services have surged in Australia following the Optus triple-zero outage and the discovery of faulty mobile phone...

Western road closures as more rain falls

Winton residents are once again watching the skies after further rainfall pushed the Western River to moderate flood levels, though the peak fell short...

Beef forum first for Emerald

A forum in Emerald on Wednesday, March 11, will focus on the future of beef production in northern Australia. Genetics Australia’s beef forum is a...

Nation tops up fuel supply after Easter demand

Demand for fuel has spiked by a third during the Easter break as Australia secures more petrol and diesel. The nation had supply until mid-April,...

The perfect Alibi

Urgent call to arms