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Share the Dignity this August

Share the Dignity is rallying Australians this month to donate period products for its Dignity Drive, while simultaneously calling on men to step up...

Emerald’s world champion

Maggie McDougall is the toast of the BMX world and her Central Highlands club after claiming the Cruiser 12 and Under Girls at the...

Recycling gets a reboot

The Central Highlands council isn't into trash-talking, but they do intend to take ratepayers on an educational journey about waste. The Regional Waste Education...

Sapphires and skills to dazzle at Jewel of the Gemfields

Showcasing local artisans and showing off some of some of the finest sapphires found in the region, the Jewel of the Gemfields Festival is...

Gemfest sparkles yet again

Every facet of organising Gemfest - Festival of Gems isn't lost on committee president Rodney Pallentine and his band of determined helpers as they...

CH students return from Japan

Central Highlands Regional Council is excited to welcome home our Sister City Student Exchange participants, who returned safely from Japan after two action-packed weeks...

‘Too much to lose’: AgForce defends biosecurity on behalf of Queensland cattle producers

Queensland’s peak representative body for rural producers is backing calls from Cattle Australia for an independent scientific review to reassess the decision to lift...

Trollz ready to rumble at Bash

There's no denying Emerald's Sean Heit is a colourful bloke, but in amongst the crazy characters that make up the Variety Bash each year,...

Central Queensland Health Awards celebrate star performers

Central Queensland Health has celebrated its star performers with the 2025 Staff Recognition Awards, presented in Gladstone on Tuesday, 29 July. Chief Executive...

Nationals lead calls for Senate inquiry into beef decision

The Coalition has demanded a Senate inquiry into the Federal Government’s decision to allow US beef born and raised in Canada or Mexico to...

Time to be coal wise and not penny foolish

The penny has finally dropped. Coal is the cheapest form of electricity generation in Australia. The CSIRO finally admitted that this week in an...

CQU shines at regional training awards

CQUniversity’s reputation has been bolstered with a teacher and three students recognised at the 2025 Central Queensland Regional Queensland Training Awards. CQU TAFE was well-represented...

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...