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CQU shines at regional training awards

CQUniversity’s reputation has been bolstered with a teacher and three students recognised at the 2025 Central Queensland Regional Queensland Training Awards. CQU TAFE was well-represented...

Teachers strike set for Wednesday, 6 August

Preparations are underway for a 24-hour strike at state schools across the region and around Queensland on Wednesday, 6 August, following the State government's...

Write your own future at Storyfest

Storyfest, the annual youth literature festival, is returning on their regional tour to engage students from the Central Highlands with a new, interactive program...

Chef Theo will take Social Hub to next level

The Social Hub in Emerald are taking things to the next level after the team announced their new chef, Leo will help transition the...

Endangered Epping Forest wombats relocated south

An additional 11 northern hairy-nosed wombats have been transported from Epping Forest National Park near Clermont to Powrunna State Forest in the state’s southwest. This...

Emerald’s opportunity to meet with premier and cabinet

Emerald will welcome the Premier of Queensland, David Crisafulli and Cabinet Ministers on Sunday, 17 August, after the town was announced as the next...

Update your organic certification with council

Do you own an organically certified property in the Central Highlands? Well, now is the time to let your council know to help keep it...

Fleabane: difficult and painful weed

Over the years, I certainly have learnt it is not always easy to control plants out of place. The plant is the photo (pictured)...

Queensland in the dark on beef import biosecurity threat: Perrett

Queensland beef producers and processors have been kept in the dark on details of the federal government's lifting of beef import restrictions, including the...

Stoush over Federal Government’s US beef backflip

Central Queensland’s three million head of cattle and the livelihoods of the families who rely on them are under threat. That is the view of...

Chance to reset and relax

You’ve made plans for the weekend to get out and go camping—that’s a fantastic way to chill out, sit back, enjoy a good campfire,...

Engineering the future at Stanwell

Stanwell is powering up the futures of early-career engineers with the launch of its new Engineering Early Careers Acceleration Program. As part of...

Canavan wants Joyce to stay

While Barnaby Joyce is leaving the National Party, CQ-based Senator Matt Cavavan says he hopes the outspoken MP can be enticed to come back. Following...