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GP exit sparks rural health concerns

Last week, Clermont’s only permanent doctor walked out the door for the final time. On Friday, the town lost its GP, and once again,...

Stay vigilant and stay safe these holidays

I would like to urge everyone across our region to be extra vigilant on the roads now that school holidays are underway. It’s critical for...

Bin The Ban and put young Aussies first

Last year our Prime Minister told young Australians, “ on your side” and “we’ve got your back.” You could be forgiven for thinking he had...

Australia does not have a gun law problem

Federal Member for Flynn, Colin Boyce has blasted the Federal Labor Government following Sunday’s terrorist attack at Bondi Beach. “Let me be clear, Australia does...

Victims mourned as community stands strong

Iconic landmarks across Australia were lit up overnight as the country mourns those who died in a horror terror attack as gun reforms loom....

Resources underpin state but still under pressure

The Queensland Resources Council (QRC) has highlighted the latest Queensland budget update once again reinforces the importance of the resources sector to the state’s...

Reflections on leadership and the road ahead for AgForce

Stepping into the role of chief executive officer at AgForce has been both grounding and energising. It is an opportunity to understand an organisation...

Hungry Australia: why our food security demands attention now

Australia has long been confident in its ability to feed our population and even beyond our borders. Yet recent pressures have exposed how fragile...

Unwrap a lifetime of love

As the holidays approach, council's are encouraging residents to make adoption their first choice when looking for the perfect gift, a furry friend in...

Aerial fire ant treatment has begun

Aerial fire ant treatment is taking to the skies in Central Queensland as the National Fire Ant Eradication Program tackles several outlier detections in...

Herbicide resistance and winds

Over the decades I have been in a fair few farming paddocks and many the time have I heard a farmer say to me,...

Pulling out the stops on a journey south

I’m driving to Caboolture, towing a trailer. I’m excited to get this old chassis fixed up, but it’s the fourth such trip in about...

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...