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Earthquakes and falling space junk?

Central Queenslanders may well have been pondering some big life questions on Saturday after residents felt the tremors of an earthquake in the morning,...

Market firms at Emerald saleyards

Agents at Emerald yarded 2400 head at Thursday, 14 August, sale. A substantial cow offering attracted strong competition across both first, and second-grade, categories, while...

A time to remember, reflect and respect

Each year on the 18th of August, Australians pause to reflect and remember the service and sacrifice of those who served during the Vietnam...

Coronado posts $73M loss

Coronado Global Resources, operators of Blackwater's Curragh mine complex, recorded a $73 million first half loss in 2025, paying $60m in coal royalties. The...

Vietnam Veterans Day Emerald

The Emerald RSL Sub Branch is holding a Vietnam Veterans' Day service on Monday, 18 August, at 6pm at the Cenotaph adjacent to the...

A gem of a success

The Jewel of the Gemfields Festival outshone organisers' wildest hopes. Festival coordinator Michelle Johns said more than 7500 patrons passed through the...

Claude’s one big Braveheart

After 43 pairs of thongs and eight wheel changes on the trusty Victa mower in 15 years of pounding the highways through regional towns,...

Wealth tax belies sector pain

Queensland Resources Council chief executive Janette Hewson has revealed 25 per cent of coal producers are not breaking even as stubbornly low coal prices...

ESHS student recognised for STEM achievements

Emerald State High School Year 12 student Priya Taylor-Sidhu has been named as a recipient of a prestigious Peter Doherty award. Miss Taylor-Sidhu was one...

Cocktails at the Outback supporting locals in times of need

For 23 years, the Emerald Breast and Prostate Cancer Association has been providing vital, community-backed support for locals facing the physical, emotional and financial...

AgForce and QFIG join forces to combat rising Q Fever threat

AgForce and the Q Fever Interest Group (QFIG) have combined forces to seek urgent government funding to reduce rates of Q fever in Australia. Australia...

Post code doesn’t matter at 4720

Women In Film and Television Australia's groundbreaking regional initiative, Post Code Doesn’t Matter, is coming to Emerald with a full-day screen industry workshop on...

Littleproud wants Joyce to stay

Nationals leader and Maranoa MP David Littleproud has called for Barnaby Joyce to remain with the party after the maverick MP announced his intention...

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