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Young wagyu bull secured for Wycheproof Station

A young bull triggered off a flurry of bidding at Bective Station’s historic woolshed recently, with Chris and Sue Zahl from Wycheproof Station at...

Strategy builds solid foundation

New homes, unlocked land and a talent attraction campaign are among the goals kicked so far by a major liveability project for the Central...

Grassfire threatens Gemfields properties

A fast-moving vegetation fire fanned threatened structures on Hill Top Road at the Gemfields on Thursday, 18 September. Another structure was under threat on...

Shining bright at Gemfest

Locals and visitors flocked through the gates of Gemfest Festival of Gems 2025 recently and Yarrabee Coal Mine was proud to be a supporter...

Double delight for CQUniversity at Queensland Training Awards

CQUniversity Australia’s reputation as a leader in vocational education and training (VET) has been bolstered after winning the two major categories at the 2025...

No NIMBYs at renewables forum

Michelle Hunt says she's no NIMBY. The Biloela resident, who has a property at Gin Gin that neighbours the Bundaberg Solar Farm, was one of...

Industry ‘firing shots’ with communities caught in crossfire

The Queensland Resources Council (QRC) says the State Government must urgently reform the coal royalty regime to protect jobs and the state's economy. It...

When hurt feelings cause harm

In March 1862, The Christian Reader, the official magazine of the African Methodist Church, published a rhyme which included the line, for the first...

750 jobs gone as BMA wields axe

BHP Mitsubishi Alliance has axed 750 jobs across its Queensland coal operation and plans to put the Saraji south pit into care and maintenance...

Shedders travel for Men’s Shed Big Day Out

Shedders from Clermont, Longreach, Blackall and Barcaldine gathered in Gladstone for Men’s Shed Week with a Shed Big Day Out event on Thursday, 11...

Yellow Ribbon Day; Keeping rural communities safe

Communities across Queensland have paid tribute to the State’s Rural Fire Service Queensland (RFSQ) volunteers on Yellow Ribbon Day, Tuesday 16 September, recognising their...

Local governments are critical for delivering climate solutions

ALGA President Mayor Matt Burnett has said innovative councils are showing leadership when it comes to changing climate solutions by planting trees to combat...

Simple question leads to international campaign

Teach Us Consent was born out of a powerful grassroots movement — a collective call for change to dismantle rape culture and create a...