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It all adds up when Nazim’s in the room

Nahroon Nazim was a city stockbroker who opted for a treechange and the chance to use his maths brain in the classroom. Nazim came to...

Be alert, not alarmed, it’s only a test

Sunwater will conduct audible or ‘live’ testing of Fairbairn Dam’s emergency sirens in Emerald. They are scheduled for Thursday 20 October between 10am and noon...

Remembering fallen firefighters

Firefighters and communities across Queensland came together on Monday 10 October to remember the firefighters who lost their lives in the line of duty. The...

A sight for sore eyes

It’s a vision in plain sight when the St John Eye Van rolls in the grounds of the Emerald Hospital. For decorated ophthalmologist, Gold...

Stuart Smith a life well lived

Stuart Norman Smith 22 August 1922 – 12 September 2022 Dad's story begins even before he was born, in England, where his father – Harry Harold...

More women pursue STEM careers

More than 17,000 women have enrolled in STEM studies over a six-year period, despite a significant pay gap dominating the industry in favour of...

Weed it out before it’s a problem

Spring is definitely here and so is continuing wet weather and so, therefore, are weeds . The plant out of place of course is...

Sales ring set alight

Bidders were prepared to splash the cash to secure Karragarra Rich List as the young bull set a new Queensland Simmental record when the...

Daylight saving: Confusing the curtains and fading the cows

The long-running joke in southern states is that Queenslanders rejected the move to daylight saving because it confused cows and faded curtains. It’s long since...

’That’s not a plan’

Local government leaders were blindsided by Premier Anna Palaszczuk’s $62 billion Energy and Jobs Plan bombshell, among them Central Highlands Mayor Kerry Hayes. “I think...

Highway roadworks already falling to pieces

Newly completed Capricorn Highway roadworks are pitted with potholes, so the contractor awarded the $12 million works will be recalled to fix the job....

New leader at the helm of the Central Highlands’ key regional development agency

The Central Highlands Development Corporation has appointed Peter Dowling as chief executive officer, a role he had been fulfilling in an interim capacity since...

Clermont’s flood-rescue tractor engine’s new adventure

Following an invitation from the National Historical Machinery Association, the Aveling & Porter Steam Traction Engine located at Clermont, will leave the Isaac Region...