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It’s been an honour: MP

Gregory MP Lachlan Millar has exited State Parliament for the last time but not before calling for action to repair and reinvigorate the vast...

Chambers at the double in Emerald

Jockey Tasha Chambers claimed the riding honours during the Emerald races on Saturday, 7 September. Chambers came to the fore through the middle stages of...

CQROC advocates for housing, jobs

Mayors, deputy mayors and chief executives from six councils across Central Queensland gathered in Brisbane last week to meet with State Government ministers and...

New pool works underway

Construction has begun on a new 25-metre pool at the Springsure Aquatic Centre, marking the start of a two-year, $12.5 million project to upgrade...

The long run for love

Madeline Jones can cast a lonely shadow as she pounds a circuit around Emerald's McIndoe Park or nearby streets, but her heart is filled...

Oaky Creek North wins State Cup

Glencore's Oaky Creek North Underground Emergency Response Team has claimed victory at the Queensland Mines Rescue Service State Cup, held at QMRS Boonal Station....

Industry-leading approach to diversity and inclusion secures national accolades

An industry-leading approach to diversity and inclusion has resulted in national recognition for Anglo American at the prestigious 2024 Women in Resources National...

Prices remain strong for prime cattle

Agents offered 1600 head at the Emerald prime and store sale on Thursday 12 September. Quality was a little more varied than the previous week,...

Men’s Shed continues to grow

Last week was Men’s Shed Week led by the Australia Men’s Shed Association with the year’s theme, “Send him down to the Shed’, and...

Woolies bow to agenda

Earlier this year one of the major supermarkets made a big deal of reducing the price of a fruit from $3.50 per kilogram to...

Farmers take their beef to Parliament

Farmers from across the country made their way to Canberra to send a clear message to the Federal Government and make their voices heard. After...

Georgia’s career of care

Clermont's Georgia Johns always wanted to make a difference in the world and now, as she's about to complete her nursing degree, she says...

Labor’s super tax backflip is admission of failure

For the last two years, retirees, small businesses and farmers with self-managed super funds have faced a stressful, confusing and uncertain future staring down...

Beating the weed