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Local QCWA branch launches 100-year celebrations

The Emerald branch of the Queensland Country Women's Association has begun its year of centenary celebrations. On Friday 10 January, QCWA State Vice President Central...

$15 million commitment to task force against youth crime

The Crisafulli Government has announced it has locked-in four years of funding for the Queensland Police Youth Crime Taskforce, after the former Government failed...

Free flu vaccines set to remain available for Queenslanders

Australian Medical Association (AMA) Queensland has applauded Health Minister Tim Nicholls for continuing the free influenza vaccination program in 2025. “The influenza vaccine is the...

State to appeal two ‘manifestly inadequate’ sentences

A state government has filed appeals against two sentences it says were "manifestly inadequate" and failed to meet community expectations. Queensland Attorney-General Deb Frecklington on...

Man accused of raping airline crew member denied bail

A Fijian man accused of raping a Virgin Australia crew member on New Year's Day is behind bars after facing court. The 24-year-old was charged...

Canadian PM blames party infighting for early exit

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he will step down in the coming months after nine years in power, bowing to pressure from MPs...

PM’s $7.2 billion pledge and an ambo highway hero

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is on his way to Rockhampton via the Bruce Highway, after pledging to spend $7.2 billion saving lives on a...

Make a splash, swim to support mental health

It’s time to make waves in March 2025, literally. Laps for Life is back in its seventh year and invites communities around Australia to dive...

Busy Sunday for CapRescue

CapRescue had a busy day on Sunday, 5 January, with missions to Great Keppel Island and Coppabella. At 12.30am, Rescue3000 was tasked to Great Keppel...

Petition stamps towns intent

The Bluff community reference group has petitioned the Central Highlands council for support and advocacy to take on Australia Post to restore the town’s...

Colour with Crotons

If you’re looking to add a splash of colour to your garden, look no further than the vibrant croton plant. Known for its striking...

Farewell to our mate Chad

The Capella Country Music Festival will live on as John Hallam mourns the death of his co-founder, great mate and Australian country music icon,...

It’s time to rethink Net Zero

Five years ago, Anthony Albanese announced he would back net-zero emissions. He said that net zero would lead to “higher wages, higher growth – and...