Denvah’s a winner in our eyes
Rockhampton's country queen Denvah Baker-Moller has finished third in Australian Idol.
The 23-year-old Central Queenslander's remarkable journey in the popular television show came to a...
CQ weir water benefits growers
Rookwood Weir has again been recognised for its high construction standards and sustainability practices, being shortlisted as a finalist in the Planning and Infrastructure...
Courageous Isaac’s a fighter
Isaac Simpson was a normal, outgoing adolescent, going through the “mum, please don’t hug me in public any more” phase when one day in...
Marine scientists look to seaweed for ‘hot air’ solution
Seaweed research is a ‘red hot’ topic at the moment with one particular species ‘blowing’ the others away with its environmental benefits.
Seaweed farming is...
Queensland community urged to ‘get seizure smart’ this March
The Queensland community is being urged to get epilepsy aware and seizure smart this March, in support of people impacted by this complex neurological...
Turnaround in seasonal conditions and cattle prices sees ag sentiment bounce back
Widespread summer rain across much of the state and the lift in cattle prices are the chief factors behind a boost in confidence levels...
New shack for $200,000 local lottery winner
A Gladstone man has jokingly admitted that he can’t wait to upgrade his ‘run-down shack’ to an even better ‘shack’ after scoring $200,000 in...
Have your say – New Plan of Management for Great Barrier Reef Marine Park
Consultation on the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park’s Southern Plan of Management has opened this week.
Long-term sustainability, resilience and conservation will be the focus...
Diagnosis challenges for Neurodivergent women
As our understanding of neurodiversity evolves, so does our appreciation for the unique ways our brains function.
During Neurodiversity Celebration Week, from 18 to...
Calling residents in the Fitzroy River Basin to shape the future with new survey
Fitzroy Partnership for River Health are thrilled to announce the launch of a community research survey, inviting residents within the Fitzroy River basin to...
1860s immigrant dove at peace with the natives
Coming from the Indian subcontinent and Southeast Asia, the Spotted Dove is not native to Australia, having been introduced into this country in the...
Paperbark mural makes an IMPACT
When you walk into the reception area of the newly refurbished IMPACT Community Health Service (ICHS) at Agnes Water, you might feel like you...
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