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Hydrogen dream fades fast

Over the past few years many politicians have promised Central Queenslanders thousands of hydrogen jobs. Just in April last year, the Prime Minister said...

Put the Red Barn on your bucket list

Ron Pearce has a whimsy in the way he views the world, and it's expressed through his sculptural artworks where sometimes a picket fence...

Thiess secures $2.3B deal with Jellinbah Group

Global mining services provider Thiess has been awarded a contract extension worth $2.3 billion over three years at Jellinbah Group’s Lake Vermont coal mine,...

Brooke’s found her groove

After fueling up on a breakfast of coffee and bacon and egg McMuffin from the Blackwater Maccas on Monday, 23 June, Brooke McIntosh hit...

Please don’t end up like me

After a devastating accident in his late teens, Tony Dollard now lives with a head injury and is confined to a mobility scooter. Witnessing some...

Donations policy under review

Future annual donations to the Royal Flying Doctors Service and RACQ Capricorn Helicopter Rescue Service are in jeopardy as the Central Highlands council flags...

Dillion says LNP is ‘backing the bush’

Gregory MP Sean Dillon says the State Government is "backing the bush" and delivering on an election promise of three renal dialysis chairs for...

24-7 unmanned servo for Springsure

Plans have been lodged with the Central Highlands council for an unmanned service station in Springsure. Proposed to occupy a 57,090sq m corner lot on...

Millions committed in state budget to Western Queensland

Funding for several key projects across the Central West features in the 2025–26 Queensland Budget. Premier David Crisafulli and Treasurer David Janetzki handed down the...

ACCC backs need for local journalism

Country Press Australia has welcomed the release of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission’s final report from its Digital Platform Services Inquiry, describing it...

Man charged with domestic violence offences, Wurdong Heights

Police from the Gladstone Domestic, Family Violence and Vulnerable Person Unit (DFV and VP), supported by Gladstone Dog Squad, Tannum Sands Police, Gladstone Police...

Get the most bang for your buck this bull sale season

Central Queensland beef producers are busy preparing for the bull sale season, with many stud cattle sales getting underway this spring. While global demand...

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...