Nationals and Liberals back at negotiating table
The Nationals and Liberals are back at the negotiating table, signalling the possibility of a coalition make up just days after its shock split.
Both...
Property rights conference in Emerald
Equipping landholders with practical knowledge and tools to manage land access requests is a key focus of the 2025 Property Rights Australia conference being...
Better harvests start at ground level
Farm machinery has certainly changed a lot compared to our 1950 and 60’s old Sunshine planter combines. They tilled the soil, planted the seed,...
Jakarta Visit Reinforces Live Export Ties and Opportunity
Just last week, I travelled to Jakarta with a contingent of AgForce Cattle Board directors to reaffirm our strategic commitment to live export as...
Rate cut to bring mortgage relief – if passed on
On Tuesday the independent Reserve Bank of Australia Monetary Policy Board decided to lower the cash rate again for the second time in three...
Clermont airman honoured at Australian War Memorial
The Australian War Memorial in Canberra will commemorate the service and sacrifice of Clermont resident Flight Sergeant James William Perrie at the Last Post...
The energy paradox
Whenever you see schoolchildren marching against climate change, you will invariably see a sign saying, "you can't eat oil".
Nothing demonstrates the ignorance with...
Nats pull plug on Coalition
The Nationals have abandoned their traditional political marriage with the Liberals, following a disastrous result for the coalition in the federal election.
Nationals Leader David...
‘All the Best’ right here in CQ
Do you think your Central Queensland town or community showcases ‘All the Best’ that Queensland has to offer?
As Queensland Day approaches on 6...
Emerald TAFE teacher up for training award
Eight students and an Emerald campus teacher have been named as finalists in the 2025 Central Queensland Regional Queensland Training Awards.
CQUniversity TAFE’s vocational education...
Increased yarding at Emerald but fat market falls
Emerald agents yarded an increased offering of 1738 head on Thursday 15 May, with the yarding consisting predominantly of mixed-quality cattle.
The main sectors...
Failures of ‘broken’ child safety system sparks inquiry
Abused and suicidal children have been betrayed by a state child safety system being exploited for profits.
Former Federal Court judge Paul Anastassiou KC has...
Temporary closure of Blackdown Tableland National Park until 1 August
Blackdown Tableland National Park has been temporarily closed to allow roadworks aimed at improving visitor safety and access to be completed.
Queensland Parks and Wildlife...
