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Left out in the cold

Available services are struggling to keep up with demand for short and longer-term accommodation as winter and the cost of living bites across the...

CH grants from GCBF

Community groups in the Gregory Electorate will share in more than $445,000 funding from the latest round of the Gambling Community Benefit Fund. Gregory...

CH CoLab to foster bright minds, big ideas

Doing business, and podcasting, just got a whole lot easier in Emerald. Central Highlands Community Services is set to open its CH CoLab at 9-13...

Set sail on a journey of a lifetime with Viking

Imagine gliding through Europe’s most iconic landscapes, surrounded by history, culture, and luxury. Thanks to Viking and your local newspaper, one lucky reader will...

Fog, then cold nights

The colder than usual winter in south eastern Australia has caused a rise of influenza. Not since 1965 has Canberra recorded five days in a...

ESS shows can-do attitude

The sounds of thousands of cans and recyclables constantly clattering as they're sorted and bagged is money to the ears of the Emerald State...

A fresh bite at business

A fresh idea to truck produce from the Brisbane markets twice a week and stack it on the shelves for sale in 24 hours...

Captain Courageous inspires Maroons

Cameron Munster's rollercoaster of emotions came bubbling to the surface after a sad and ultimately inspiring week for the Queensland captain. Following the death of...

Union hails ‘same way, same pay’ decision

The Mining and Energy Union says the "time for rorting workers is over", hailing a landmark Fair Work Commission decision that will see some...

Beefed-up weaner and feeder sale numbers at Emerald

The annual July Feeder and Weaner Sale at the Emerald Saleyards on Tuesday, 8 July, saw just over 6400 head transacted for the day,...

Carbon costs crush industry

Last week, the Resources Minister Madeleine King warned that Chinese trade and investment practices were putting Australian manufacturing jobs at risk. She blamed the recent...

Labor’s costly car tax

The Labor Government’s unfair tax on family cars, utes, and hybrids commenced on July 1. This tax will add up to $17,000 to the cost...

Rolleston tickled pink

Rolleston Cricket Club was coloured surprised as they received one of two awards for the Community Event of the Year on Monday, 26 January. Over...