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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...

The sky’s no limit

As she counts down the days and weeks until she jets off to the United States for Space Camp USA in July, Emerald's Jodi...

Easter: Message from The Salvos

We live in a time where bad news seems to be everywhere. Whether it is international conflicts and politics, a national cost of living...

Mining’s NEXTGEN at the coalface

Kestrel Coal recently launched its NEXTGEN immersion program, designed to engage Central Highlands students considering tertiary education pathways in the mining industry. A three-day immersive...

Emerald jumping setting new heights

Emerald Horse and Pony Club had a contingent of five riders make the trek to Toowoomba for the annual Jumping Equitation and Showjumping State...

Easter: Significant worldwide calendar event

Easter is one of the most significant and widely celebrated events in the Christian calendar. It marks the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the...

Ag In Brief

Agricultural outlook for April favourable for beef and wool The Bendigo Bank Agribusiness’ Monthly Commodity Update finds that US tariffs should have less impact...

Helping Central Highlanders navigate their pregnancy journey

A new Midwife Navigator is working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families on the Central Highlands, supporting the delivery of culturally safe care....

Council updates

Council’s Easter opening hours With Easter celebrations just around the corner, council is reminding the community of the following changes to opening hours over the...

Asbestos at Clarke Creek

Squadron Energy's Clarke Creek Wind Farm is the latest Australian wind farm to confirm the presence of asbestos, but the company says there is...