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Greens see red over CH gas project

Greens Senator Steph Hodgins-May has chastised the Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility for its consideration of a $110 million loan to develop a greenfield gas...

Reform critical after Queensland e-mobility injuries almost double

RACQ and its partners say enforcement, retail, education, infrastructure and hire schemes are the areas which the Government can address to protect Queenslanders as...

Beef Australia opens applications for the Graeme Acton Beef Connections Program

Beef Australia has opened applications for the 2026-2027 Graeme Acton Beef Connections Program and is calling for emerging leaders to participate as mentees in...

Quality offerings as numbers increase at Emerald

Numbers increased by nearly 400 to see close to 2230 penned at Emerald on Thursday, 12 February. Quality was good for the prime cattle,...

Brain tumour puts champ on the canvas

Emerald's one and only Hall of Fame boxer Colin Wilson reckoned he was up for the fight, and he had to be after Melbourne...

Superannuation tax changes one step closer to reality

Labor's long-running bid to increase taxes on wealthy superannuation accounts has taken a major step forward, but the Greens still stand in its way. Treasurer...

Life’s still full of wonder for Alice

Emerald's Alice Meharry celebrated her 103rd birthday on Wednesday, 11 February. Tackling puzzles and sketching nature to fill her days, the spry centenarian continues to...

Healthy surplus remains

The Central Highlands council held a surplus of $7.5 million dollars to round out 2025. Finance manager Helen Kirby told the 28 January meeting...

NSW man charged after cocaine and meth seized near Winton

Police have charged a 31-year-old man with dangerous drug offences following a vehicle search at Winton on Sunday, 1 February. It will be alleged around...

Councillors on community consultation roadshow

Council is hitting the road again in 2026, bringing community consultations to local halls and meeting places across the region, giving residents the chance...

Big benefits from recycling old tech

Council support and strong community participation are delivering real benefits from recycling old televisions and computers, cutting emissions and saving water and energy in...

Powered by people, listening to people

Creating jobs for locals and meeting with community members across the Central Highlands are important priorities for council. This week council welcomed 10 new...

Church destroyed, but faith remains

Police have refused to rule out arson as investigations continue into the devastating fire that destroyed Blackwater's Mary Immaculate Catholic Church in the early...