Green crematorium approved for Capella
A deconsecrated church in Capella has been approved for a new chapter as an eco-friendly crematorium and chapel for funeral services across the Central...
Model reform just what the doctor ordered
Graduate doctors saddled with $400,00 in uni debt are reluctant to commit to a GP pathway, but a national forum in Emerald has heard...
Jodi’s over the moon about space camp
Emerald is not the last frontier for state high school student Jodi Laws, but it is the launching pad for all her dreams.
Jodi couldn't...
RSL sub branch welcomes chaplain
The Emerald RSL Sub Branch has acquired the services of the Uniting Church's Reverand Greg Rankin as chaplain.
Treasurer Shane Pilkington said as the sub...
Springsure matriarch turns 100
Springsure's Anne Travers has lived through 25 Prime Ministers, five British monarchs, the Great Depression, World War II, the introduction of television, the Vietnam...
Architects appointed to design Great Keppel arrivals plaza
Livingstone Shire Council has appointed Wilson Architects to develop the detailed design for the Great Keppel Island (Woppa) Arrivals Plaza and Amenities project, marking...
Alfred causes heartache to many
I have spoken to a few North and Central Queenslanders who have scratched their heads this week on the media storm around Tropical Cyclone...
Historic racecourse tipped to go into public hands
Taxpayers could become the new owners of a historic racecourse as part of a controversial billion-dollar plan to convert the site into a "mini...
Sunshine breaks through amid muddy post-deluge clean up
Sunshine will break through for the first time in days for those facing a mammoth clean up after widespread destruction from a deluge of...
Strong numbers at GroWQ Industry Roundtable
Last month’s GroWQ Industry Roundtable brought together industry leaders, service providers, and local producers for a dynamic day of knowledge-sharing and networking in Western...
Highlighting the sheep industry
The 2025 Leading Sheep 'Why Wool?" Forum will be held in Longreach on Thursday, 27 March, highlighting the positives and opportunities in the wool...
Lehrmann switches solicitor ahead of rape trial
Former Liberal Party staffer Bruce Lehrmann has changed solicitors months before he's expected to stand trial accused of two counts of rape.
Sydney-based lawyer Zali...
Seamers and Scorchers tie
A rain-affected final has seen the Bulls Masters Country Challenge trophy sensationally split between Central Queensland and Sunshine Coast.
Last Sunday the Seamers travelled...
