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Rural speed limits: safety or control?

In September this year the Government released a consultation paper on "reducing default speed limits outside of built-up areas." At the moment, if there...

Night of nights for gym club

Emerald Today journalist Sophie Mossman was invited to Emerald Gymnastics and Trampoline Club's awards night at Emerald Town Hall recently. Sophie enjoyed snapping...

Partnership between CleanCo and Aurizon strengthens competitiveness in metallurgical coal exports

The Queensland Government is bolstering the sustainability and competitiveness of the state's steelmaking coking coal exports, thanks to a new deal between Government Owned...

Ian Leavers “a champion human being”

Tributes have continued to flow for Queensland Cross-Border Commissioner Ian Leavers APM. Mr Leavers was located deceased around 9.50am on Monday, 10 November after police...

A difficult plant to control

Try as I might, sometimes I just cannot convey my practical experiences to some younger folk.  Last month it was all to do with this...

Free Ai workshop to boost local business

Businesses in the Central Highlands can take their productivity to the next level in a free interactive, hands-on workshop facilitated by the Central Highlands...

Pressure on global fertiliser demand

Global fertiliser markets are entering a new phase of contraction, as rising prices begin to weigh on demand, agribusiness specialist Rabobank says in new...

National recall of alfalfa sprouts linked to Salmonella infections

Queenslanders are being urged not to consume various alfalfa sprouts produced by Parilla Fresh following a national recall due to potential Salmonella contamination. The recall...

Labor’s plan to slash speed limits on rural roads

The Labor Government’s plan to slash speed limits on rural roads in poor condition is an outrageous, lazy solution to a serious issue facing...

The time to stand up for agriculture’s future is now

There has never been more an important time than now for advocacy. The first and most important thing on the radar for the agriculture sector...

Trade camps power-up career pathways

Trade futures for local students in the resources sector are looking ore-some following the delivery of two trade camps in the region by the...

Community invited to have their say on local flood risk

The Central Highlands Regional Council is inviting residents of Rubyvale and Sapphire to attend upcoming flood risk session to learn more about local flood...

Colin and Anne celebrate 60 years

Long-time Gladstone residents Anne and Colin Bray celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary on Thursday, 15 January. Before meeting in Sydney, Colin worked as a motor...

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