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Two years and 20,000 constituent phone calls

On May 21, I was able to reflect and mark two years since I was elected as the Federal Member for Flynn. The two years...

Ambulance ramping numbers reach record high

Queensland Hospitals recorded 603,000 ED presentations across the March 2024 quarter as Ambulance ramping numbers reach their highest numbers yet. New health data has revealed...

Police numbers boosted

The Queensland Police Service has announced a record number of new recruits on 16 May with 137 new police officers graduating from the QPS...

30 charged in highway blitz

Police have conducted a large-scale traffic operation in the Central Queensland and Central West regions, resulting in 30 people charged with 37 offences. Operation Whisky...

Sick system in crisis – AMA chief

A leading Australian medical specialist says the stress of working as an intern in Queensland's broken regional health system almost killed him, literally, more...

Reflecting on the rich tapestry of life

Just like photographs, certificates, achievements, and academic transcripts can transport you in time to a moment of significance, so can memories themselves. They’re a...

Skepticism over reduced fares

Queensland commuters will soon pay just 50 cents to travel on public transport - but the LNP has called the State Government plan a...

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Outdoor yoga with Kelly - Sapphire Join Kelly for indoor or outdoor yoga classes held at various locations in Emerald and Sapphire. Suitable for all...

How profitable is your product or service

Last time we talked about estimating the size of the market for a product or service. When touching on assessing the possible profitability...

What you give, you don’t receive

A survey the other day found that barely anyone knew what was in the Federal Government's Budget last week. That shows how intelligent people...

Action aplenty at Comet Show

Ride-on mower racing, keg pulls, dog trials, a chopper lolly drop, petting zoo, fat cattle, fast horses and a bustling sideshow alley - the...

Selling the Highlands’ wonders

Jeanette Wass is just one of the friendly volunteer faces at Emerald's Visitor Information Centre interacting with the holidaying hordes passing through town as...

750 jobs gone as BMA wields axe

BHP Mitsubishi Alliance has axed 750 jobs across its Queensland coal operation and plans to put the Saraji south pit into care and maintenance...