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First job for first-year constables in CH

Three First Year Constables have kick started their policing career in the Central Highlands. Constable Sarah and Constable Caitlin will be stationed in Emerald and...

Cool rest of week with possible weekend showers

Below zero temperatures and Jack Frost will be visiting the region again this week as westerly winds drag cooler, drier air northwards into the...

Operation Cold Snap keeping families safe on school holidays

Motorists can expect Queensland Police Service (QPS) officers to be highly visible and proactive on the roads these school holidays, with the launch of...

Regional areas to receive better coverage

New or improved Telstra mobile coverage will be delivered across a host of Central and Western Queensland communities as part of a $12 million...

Empowering QLD women musicians

Expressions of interest are now open for the 2025 Australian Women in Music (AWM) Queensland Regional and Remote Women's Music Program, an exciting opportunity...

Playing the long game: Why advocacy matters more than ever

One of the most common questions I get asked by members and Non-members alike is "What is AgForce doing about…?" And the answer to these...

The science behind legume inoculation

Since my efforts in the late 1960s of applying peat inoculant on soybean seed at the family farm by the shovel mixing method on...

Successful recipients can give back to community

Aurizon, Australia’s largest rail-based transport business has announced the latest recipients of its Community Giving Fund, which supports charities and community organisations across its...

Film festival for Sparrows Perch

Following the excitement of May’s first-ever Emerald Film Festival, Tell Me Your Story short films will feature in a repeat screening on Friday, 4...

Prime cattle dominated at Emerald sale

Agents at Emerald yarded 1600 head on Thursday, 26 June, in a generally mixed-quality yarding, predominantly consisting of prime cattle. All regular buyers were...

Hydrogen dream fades fast

Over the past few years many politicians have promised Central Queenslanders thousands of hydrogen jobs. Just in April last year, the Prime Minister said...

Put the Red Barn on your bucket list

Ron Pearce has a whimsy in the way he views the world, and it's expressed through his sculptural artworks where sometimes a picket fence...

Inflation figures set to impact federal budget savings

Looming inflation figures could change how the federal budget is prepared, but the numbers are unlikely to ward off future interest rate hikes. Economists are...

CEO’s going okay