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Securing our energy future forum

I was recently invited to be one of the guest speakers at the Securing Our Energy Future Forum, which was held at Southport on...

Major resource projects require more workers

Queensland’s resources and energy industry may require more than 4400 new workers by the end of 2030, according to new modelling from the Australian...

Minister to ‘lay down law’ on Optus failures

The federal government will lay down the law to Optus over two recent triple-zero outages on its network when the minister responsible sits down...

Nominations now open for 2026 Australia Day Award

Do you know someone who goes above and beyond to make your community a better place? Now’s your chance to celebrate them, nominations are...

Council launches 2026 Apprentice and Trainee Intake

Central Highlands Regional Council has officially opened applications for the 2026 Apprentice and Trainee Intake, offering locals the opportunity to kick start their careers...

Hormesis in weeds

No doubt about it, you just have to remain in our agricultural industry long enough, promoting best management and cutting-edge extension practices, and hey...

Protecting our grain: biosecurity can’t be an afterthought

As a grain grower, I’ve seen my fair share of challenges over the years - droughts, floods, mice plagues, you name it. But the...

Prices soften at Emerald saleyards

Agents at Emerald yarded 2300 head on Thursday, 25 September, with a yarding that largely consisted of mixed-quality cattle, many of which were outside...

Land sales a block-buster

The Central Highlands council will release more surplus vacant land for sale by private treaty to the open market to stimulate residential development across...

National Police Remembrance Day

This Monday, 29 September, is National Police Remembrance Day. It is an opportunity for family members, the community and colleagues to pause and...

Shedding legacy debt

The Central Highlands council is on track to slash its legacy debt inherited from previous administrations from $70 million to $20 million by the...

Family ties rekindled

Emerald identity Victor Cominos recently received a surprise visit from Fergus McMaster. Fergus is the grandson of the founding chairman of Qantas and aviation pioneer...

Sheer delight for Hunt

Some things are worth the wait. Just ask Central Queenslander Ben Hunt after winning a fairytale premiership with the Brisbane Broncos in Sydney on Sunday...