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Powerlink puts call out to CQ businesses to apply for work on power grid...

Businesses across Central Queensland have less than two weeks to express their interest in working on a major energy infrastructure project in Central Queensland. More...

Labor announces protecting weekend penalty rates

The Albanese Labor Government has announced it will legislate to protect penalty rates in awards if re-elected in this May's Federal Election. In recent months,...

CQUni back in the black

CQUniversity has rebounded from a deficit of $7.6 million in 2023 to record a $20m surplus in 2024 thanks to a strategy of optimising...

Biennial survey opens this week

Central Highlands Regional Council will survey residents from across the region starting this month to gauge their satisfaction with local government services and facilities....

Get into the Anzac spirit

Thousands are expected to attend Anzac Day commemoration ceremonies across the Central Highlands on Friday 25 April. Emerald RSL Sub Branch president Noel Mallyon...

$1.5M commitment to keep Clermont seniors close to home

Capricornia MP Michelle Landry has secured a $1.5 million commitment to support stage one of the Clermont Senior Living Project, delivering a much-needed boost...

LNP grassroots pledges for CH to improve communities

Flynn MP Colin Boyce was recently in the Central Highlands to announce a series of election commitments totalling more than $850,000 spanning five different...

Coal mine approvals fast-tracked by new government

'Eight or nine' regional coal mine projects are sitting on the desk of Natural Resources and Mines Minister Dale Last awaiting approval, Deputy Premier...

Cool minimums as rivers run

After the rains and the humidity of the early part of the month; Capricornia and the Central Highlands have settled into cooler April minimums....

Japanese Encephalitis detected in Banana Shire

Queenslanders are urged to take measures to avoid being bitten by mosquitoes as health authorities confirmed the first detection of Japanese Encephalitis Virus...

‘Ridiculously good times’ always temporary: Cleary

Ivan Cleary always knew Penrith's good times would one day come to a halt, but he still "absolutely" believes the Panthers' season is alive. After...

Rodeo ready to deliver the entertainment

The finishing touches for the Emerald Easter Rodeo are being completed in readiness for what is sure to be a bucking good event at...

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...