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First coal from revamped Bowen Basin mine

Peabody has successfully shipped the first product from its Centurion Mine in the Bowen Basin, marking another major milestone in the redevelopment of the...

‘Miracle’ twins Lucy and Lilly celebrate first Christmas

A Central Queensland couple are celebrating their own Christmas miracle after their premature twin baby girls finally came home after spending a combined 125...

Grammar grads look ahead

The Rockhampton Grammar School’s Year 12 graduates await the next stage of their futures following the release of Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR) results...

Multi-billion pricetag revealed to go nuclear

Taxpayers would be slugged more than $24,000 each to fund the coalition's pledge to set up nuclear energy in Australia. While the federal opposition has...

Used EV car market is growing

As sales of new EVs continue to grow, the availability of pre-owned models is also growing. The Carsales website now includes 4,240 used EVs...

Level two water restrictions for Capella

Water restrictions in Capella have increased to level two from Monday 16 December4 as dry conditions continue and the amount of raw water in...

Multi-billion pricetag revealed to go nuclear

Taxpayers would be slugged more than $24,000 each to fund the coalition's pledge to set up nuclear energy in Australia. While the federal opposition has...

The two new faces who will influence your mortgage

An economics professor and a regional bank chief have been announced as inaugural appointments to the Reserve Bank of Australia's new interest rate-setting board. Australian...

Safety warning after worst beach tragedy in decades

Swimmers are urged to exercise caution this summer after a coroner found four international visitors became stuck in a rip and drowned in a...

Christmas in jail for accused mum in fake cancer case

A mother accused of faking her six-year-old son's cancer diagnosis, including shaving his head and eyebrows to raise money for bogus treatment, will spend...

Letters to the Editor

YOUTH CRIME Among those who argue against the LNP 's tougher youth crime laws a common theme is, "blame their upbringing". It's true some parenting leaves...

Bruce Highway, a national disgrace

My Coalition colleagues and I recently wrote to the Federal Minister for Transport, Catherine King regarding the state of the Bruce Highway and the...

Run of bullocks returns $2773 per head

Emerald agents yarded 2000 head in a predominantly mixed-quality yarding, with a limited variation of in-spec prime cattle on offer on Thursday, 27 November....