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Queensland’s toasty week as heat records broken

A number of October records were challenged this week as Queensland sweltered through unseasonal heatwave conditions. A severe heatwave warning was issued for the Gulf...

Promoting liveability in Canberra

Central Highlands Development Corporation (CHDC) has seized a golden opportunity to promote its major liveability project in Canberra. Regional Development Coordinator Deb Barns and Kate...

REGIONAL: Program strengthens regional maternity services

A midwifery immersion program hosted at Brisbane’s Mater Mothers’ Hospital in partnership with Queensland Health is improving care for mums and babies in Queensland’s...

Littleproud wants Joyce to stay

Nationals leader and Maranoa MP David Littleproud has called for Barnaby Joyce to remain with the party after the maverick MP announced his intention...

Littleproud says slashing speed limits is ‘lazy’

Maranoa MP David Littleproud says a Federal Government plan to slash speed limits on rural roads in poor condition is a "lazy solution" to...

Goals for Callide gas plant

Callide has been touted to play a key role in the Queensland Government's Energy Roadmap. CS Energy chief executive officer Brian Gillespie said the roadmap...

In Brief

Temporary road closures - Emerald Please be advised that traffic management will be in place from tomorrow, Wednesday, 22 October 2025, in Emerald between 7am...

Labor’s super tax backflip is admission of failure

For the last two years, retirees, small businesses and farmers with self-managed super funds have faced a stressful, confusing and uncertain future staring down...

Beating the weed

No doubt about it, the Americans certainly learnt from us Aussies about adopting the WeedSmart Big 6 tips and tactics, as practical solutions for...

Fire ban and low-heatwave for highlands

A local fire ban remains in place on Monday, 20 October for residents in the Central Highlands as heatwave conditions begin to creep across...

Giving Day backs rural students

On 15 October, UQ’s Giving Day rallied alumni and friends to raise over $1 million - driving life-changing support for students from underrepresented and...

Reflections on my first weeks with AgForce

It’s hard to believe I’m already three weeks into my role as CEO of AgForce. The pace has been swift, the conversations rich, and...

Prime cattle in strong demand

Emerald combined agents yarded 1600 head in a mixed-quality yarding on Thursday, 6 November. The prime sector was consistently dearer across all categories, with...