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Boyce calls on ALP to honour Flynn funding commitments

FEDERAL Member for Flynn, Colin Boyce has called on the Federal Labor Government to honour the almost $1bn of election commitments that were made...

It’s time to rebalance the nation with Queensland regions rising

IF Australia wants to fast track to a more productive and prosperous nation, we need to pivot attention away from Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and...

Bells ring for e-scooter reforms

THE first wave of the Palaszczuk Government’s e-scooter reforms have been revealed. Applying to e-scooters, e-skateboards and other personal mobility devices, the reforms include speed...

Emerald saleyards market report

Store and Prime Sale – Thursday, October 13. Numbers eased by almost 150 to see 2190 penned for Emerald Sale on Thursday. A large...

Another bumper year for Queensland agriculture

QUEENSLAND agriculture, fisheries and forestry continues to deliver good jobs for the economy, with the value of production topping $23 billion for the second...

Great Aussie BBQ under threat: MP

FEDERAL Member for Capricornia Michelle Landry is warning families in Central Queensland the cost of meat will inevitably rise and become unaffordable for many,...

Central Highlands gets $9.7m from resources fund

CENTRAL Highlands communities have got the lion's share of $14.13 million for six projects thanks to round two funding from the $100 million Resources...

Best in a decade

Central Highlands farmers are reaping the rewards as the harvesters roll across paddocks heavy with wheat, in what is predicted to be the best...

Grazing blocks go for a beefy $11m

Two prize blocks of prime grazing land on Emerald’s outskirts have been snapped up for more than $11 million. Ray White Emerald principal Mark Muldrew...

Going through the motions at LGAQ

The Central Highlands Regional Council has a healthy 13 motions in play at the Local Government Association of Queensland State Conference – all of...

Charlie’s crowning moment

He was born in the bush at Many Peaks, never saw the inside of a classroom, but Charlie McPhee has passed all his life...

Pat’s waiting for that gem of a buyer

It has been another bumper tourism season on the Gemfields as the interstate tourists flocked north and east to mix it with Central Queenslanders...

Brothers sink Sharks as Frenchy triumph over Taipans

Rockhampton Brothers have taken a fine win in their return to the crease, beating Capricorn Coast on their home track. The Sharks saw something...