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Applications open for Glencore Coal’s First Nations Pathways Program

Applications are open for Glencore Coal's 2025 First Nations Pathways Program (FNPP). Commencing in May, the FNPP is a 26-week education and training program...

Power company fined $9m over explosion and blackout

A power company has been fined $9 million for allowing a "catastrophic" generator explosion that caused widespread blackouts due to a lack of backup...

‘Yes, Yes, Yes’: Jaymon stars in Australian Idol audition

Rockhampton’s Jaymon Bob wowed the judges in the Australian Idol auditions broadcast nationally on Monday night. The 22-year-old received a clean sweep of yes votes...

You’ll know their names

Most Central Queenslanders are familiar with Carnarvon Gorge, but many aren't aware that the Queensland Government bred horses on the property next door for...

The next generation of doctors

One small step for students one big step towards closing the gap for regional and rural healthcare with a fresh cohort starting at the...

Increased in mobile coverage

Vodafone has doubled its mobile coverage across the country, providing a much-needed boost for choice and competition for Australians living, working and visiting regional...

Deluge to continue for days causing rising floodwaters

A persistent deluge is hitting rain-soaked northern Australia with floodwaters still rising, leaving some people isolated, without power and desperate for swollen rivers to...

The next generation of doctors

One small step for students one big step towards closing the gap for regional and rural healthcare with a fresh cohort starting at the...

Feds fund two new study hubs for Clermont and Moranbah

The Federal Government has announced the creation of two new university study hubs in Clermont and Moranbah through a partnership with Isaac Regional Council...

$12.5B green hydrogen project for Gladstone canned claims MP

Federal Member for Flynn, Colin Boyce has labelled the Labor-Greens energy policy as "thin air" after he claimed another hydrogen pipe dream was canned. Mr...

True blue times in the Central Highlands

After the awards ceremonies, sunshine and summer temperatures had Central Highlanders outdoors and out for fun on Australia Day, Sunday 26 January. From racing down...

Council gets mobile and heads to Canberra to table issues

A Central Highlands council delegation will head to Canberra next week to meet with key political players and put the region’s most important issues,...

With The Ashes won, Aussies need a spinner

Australia is set to make at least three changes for Boxing Day, including the prospect of blooding a new chief spinner for the first...