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Young people ‘not prepared’ for social media ban

On Thursday, 4 September eSafety published summaries of its community consultation on social media for under-16s, revealing teens view certain aspects of social media...

Assets acquired after separation

When a relationship breaks down and the parties are looking at sorting out a property settlement, what date should the court look at when...

Rocking on at Gold Coast

Semi-retired, you’d think there’d be time to relax a bit. Apart from one hugely enjoyable overseas trip, last year largely comprised tidying up from...

Seeing red: push for road rule change sparks backlash

The green light may be given to a controversial road rule that has some critics seeing red. The Queensland government is considering making a U-turn...

Clean Sweep in Mackay for Emerald Boxing & Fitness

Four boxers from EBFC travelled to Mackay recently for the Mackay Amateur Boxing Fight Night hosted by Hard Knocks Boxing Club at the Mackay...

$12m boost to support regional and local journalism

The Federal Government has committed more than $12 million to support local, regional, suburban, multicultural and First Nations news publishers across the country. Through the...

Letters to the Editor

POWER SOURCES In his letter to CQ Weekend, August 16, 2025, Mr Paul Rackemann writes against renewables, instead favouring nuclear power, describing it as “the...

The burning of our flag – a national disgrace

This week, I spoke on a motion in the Federal Parliament calling on the Government to criminalise the desecration and/or burning of the Australian...

Weaner steers exceed 500c/kg as Gracemere sees larger yardings

Gracemere Combined Agents saw an increased yarding of 3,181 head come to hand this week. This consisted of 1,472 Steers, 1,156 Heifers, 377 Cows, 19...

Challenging conditions for coal, as royalties deemed ‘out of touch’

One of the Bowen Basin’s biggest coal operators has joined the growing chorus criticising the State Government’s royalty regime. BMA’s Head of Operations...

An event to travel for

Love rodeo and campdraft? The buckles, the boots, the belts and hats? The power of the horses and the grit of the riders? The...

Nearly 2000 head at Emerald Saleyards

Emerald combined agents yarded just shy of 2000 head in their weekly Prime and Store sale on Thursday, 28 August. Southern buyers continue to...

Busy weekend for CapRescue

CapRescue’s crew had a busy weekend, completing five missions across the Capricorn region - well above the usual three tasks over two days. The helicopter...