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The sweetest lessons are baked in

I love the school holidays. While I only have one child out of three left at school, it’s still a time I plan on embracing...

Power prices drop for EV owners

Despite media talk about rising electricity prices, EV owners in regional Queensland will be pleased that Ergon Energy has reduced power prices from 1...

‘Free and safe’ Indo-Pacific eyed in trilateral deal

Australia has joined the United States and Japan in signing a trilateral navy agreement to enhance supply chains and maintain a "free and open...

New high-profile stud for Central Queensland sale ring

The longest running bull sale of any breed in the country will bring bulls to Central Queensland for the very first time, after confirming...

Beefed-up weaner and feeder sale numbers at Emerald

The annual July Feeder and Weaner Sale at the Emerald Saleyards on Tuesday, 8 July, saw just over 6400 head transacted for the day,...

Discovering Papua New Guinea

At just 150 km from the Australian mainland, and less than 4 km between opposing islands, Papua New Guinea is our closest neighbour. Off the...

Council surplus land now for sale

Following a strong response to the initial market sounding campaign, the Central Highlands Regional Council is moving to the next phase of its surplus...

Left out in the cold

Available services are struggling to keep up with demand for short and longer-term accommodation as winter and the cost of living bites across the...

CH grants from GCBF

Community groups in the Gregory Electorate will share in more than $445,000 funding from the latest round of the Gambling Community Benefit Fund. Gregory...

CH CoLab to foster bright minds, big ideas

Doing business, and podcasting, just got a whole lot easier in Emerald. Central Highlands Community Services is set to open its CH CoLab at 9-13...

Set sail on a journey of a lifetime with Viking

Imagine gliding through Europe’s most iconic landscapes, surrounded by history, culture, and luxury. Thanks to Viking and your local newspaper, one lucky reader will...

Fog, then cold nights

The colder than usual winter in south eastern Australia has caused a rise of influenza. Not since 1965 has Canberra recorded five days in a...

750 jobs gone as BMA wields axe

BHP Mitsubishi Alliance has axed 750 jobs across its Queensland coal operation and plans to put the Saraji south pit into care and maintenance...