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Each with a role to play

Central Highlands councillors, new and existing, have fleshed out their roles with appointments to internal and external committees and boards. Three councillors have been elected...

Miner giving away 62 Moura housing lots

Coal miner Anglo American is gifting 62 housing blocks in Moura's Dawson View Estate with a $65,000 one-off payment to alleviate building costs and...

Fire season a burning issue

Firebreaks will be put around all major communities across the Central Highlands from this week as authorities take steps to mitigate the risk of...

Extra shot of funds to help be a good sport

When growing up, sport was a huge part of my life and was critical to my development. According to Health Direct, organised sport has many...

Cheaper flights with upgraded Qantas fleet?

The introduction of larger jets on the Emerald-Brisbane route from mid-May by Qantas could see airfares fall by as much as 10 per cent. The...

Cows really do feel the heat

New research into climate impacts on extensive grazing suggests that cows start feeling the heat at much lower temperatures than expected. Data captured from on-animal...

Anzac spirit alive and well

The guest of honour at the Emerald Anzac Day commemorative services was the town's own Flight Lieutenant Jake Thomasson, a Royal Australian Air Force...

BMA support for CapRescue ended

The 25-year partnership between BMA Blackwater and the RACQ CapRescue has come to an end with the mine's sale to Whitehaven Coal. BMA Blackwater...

Council’s CEO search begins

The Central Highlands council is on the hunt for a new chief executive officer with councillors electing to engage an external recruitment agency. At its...

Bang for your buck

The 27th annual Blackwater Rodeo is a week away on 4 May and is sure to be a great event for all ages. In past...

Polocrosse success

The Emerald Polocrosse Club had their annual Polocrosse carnival on 20 and 21 April and was another successful year for teams of all grades...

CHRA urges mass objections to new land valuations

Central Highlands Ratepayers Association president Kevin Pickersgill is urging rural landowners to unite and object to the latest round of valuations which have risen...

RACQ welcomes budget funding for roads

RACQ gave the Federal Government’s the tick of approval for their investment in vital Queensland projects, describing the 2024-25 Budget as a ‘steady top-up’...