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Rains could prompt surge in biting insects across highlands

With recent wet weather increasing the risk of mosquito breeding across the Central Highlands, council and health authorities are encouraging all residents to take...

No rate cut, but hopes mounting for May

The Real Estate Institute of Queensland (REIQ) has acknowledged Tuesday's decision by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) to keep the cash rate on...

No April fools – Life emerges at Adavale

This was no April fools on Tuesday morning - Ergon Energy crews who choppered into Adavale, south of Isisford, to tackle power restoration found...

Hardship grants and fodder support for flooded graziers

The Federal Government has announced funding assistance for graziers impacted by the Western Queensland flooding emergency. A $5 million Fodder Support Package has been established,...

Take to the Skies in 24-hours

On 2 April 2025, the Royal Flying Doctor Service - Queensland (RFDS) will host its inaugural Giving Day ‘Take to the Skies’ – a...

Western Queenslanders encouraged to seek support

The current flood emergency across Western Queensland may have an impact on people’s mental health and wellbeing. Western Queensland Primary Health Network (WQPHN) CEO Sandy...

Whitehaven completes $1.71B sale of 30 per cent of Blackwater mine

Whitehaven Coal has completed its sell down of 30 per cent of its Blackwater mine to form a joint venture with Nippon Steel and...

Council updates

Half-yearly water notices issued this week Central Highlands Regional Council’s second half-yearly water notices will be issued this Tuesday 1 April, 2025. This notice covers...

Fire volunteers vote with their feet

Rural fire brigades across Queensland are in revolt over a potentially unlawful confiscation of all their equipment by the state under "bad legislation" introduced...

Boyce slams Federal Budget

Flynn MP Colin Boyce has slammed the Federal Budget as short-sighted and a kick in the guts for rural and regional Australia. Mr Boyce said...

Treasurer sells ‘modest’ tax cuts as Coalition hits out

Tax cuts for all Australians may be "modest" but are significant among other cost-of-living measures, the treasurer insists. Fresh from handing down his fourth budget,...

Maraboon makeover aided by stimulus incentive

Emerald's Maraboon Tavern will undergo a revamp from mid-2025 after receiving an economic stimulus rebate from the Central Highlands council. The tavern's owner Sapphirejest Pty...

UPDATED: Police investigate cause of fire tragedy

Two women miraculously escaped an Opal Street duplex fire that claimed the lives of two infants, a female teenager, and her father, a man...