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Slice of heaven for employer

On a break from Emerald and a crazy work schedule, dietitian and nutritionist Annette Billiau was in the campgrounds on working cattle property Artemis...

Death of toddler Joe sparks action on hospital change

A "Joe's Rule" has been promised to protect families from needless heartache after a toddler died following critical failings by a public-private hospital. NSW Premier...

Ex-Liberal MP to fight child sex charges at trial

A former NSW Liberal MP has left court to jeers of "child abuser" after being committed to stand trial over multiple alleged sexual assaults. Roderick...

‘Cult’ members jailed for gambling with child’s life

Convinced God would heal her, Elizabeth Struhs' parents were encouraged by a church group to gamble with the eight-year-old's life and withhold her medication. For...

Practice torpedo washes up on popular beach

A practice army torpedo has washed up on a popular beach after it was missing for months following a drill. Police were called to Main...

Paws to pound pavement one last time

The RSPCA has announced that after three decades of community supporters coming together to fight animal cruelty through the Million Paws Walk, this year...

Emma Memma’s back

Emma Memma is returning to Rockhampton, and she's ready to party. Children's performer Emma Watkins first brought her Emma Memma character to Rockhampton's Pilbeam Theatre...

Jaymon’s flame burns bright on Australian Idol

Rockhampton handyman Jaymon Bob powered into the top 21 of Australian Idol on Sunday night. In his first solo appearance playing in front of a...

Grammar grad is a top achiever

The outstanding achievements of 39 secondary school graduates were recognised at the Queensland Certificate of Education (QCE) Awards in Brisbane last week, including Rockhampton...

Livingstone’s electric approach

Livingstone Shire Council has taken steps to attract drivers of EVs to visit the Capricorn Coast. The council has opened a tender process for...

Your judgement is your power

It's important to recognise when you don't get something quite right. Whether it be unintentional or deliberate and has backfired, there is nothing worse...

Holocaust Memorial attack suspect planned to kill Jews

The suspect in the attack at the Holocaust Memorial in Berlin was motivated by anti-Semitism, German prosecutors say. Interior Minister Nancy Faeser has called for...

CQ family turns loss into legacy

Central Queensland’s beef and transport pioneers, the Hornery family, have continued their legacy of support for families impacted by cancer, donating a specially fitted-out...