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From Campfire to Stage Light hits the road

From a childhood spent on outback cattle stations to world tours and serendipitous moments in the sun, David Bindi Hudson takes his autobiographical story,...

Relaxation is an entry form away

With idyllic white beaches, endless sunshine, World Heritage wilderness to explore and spectacular sunsets across the bay, Kingfisher Bay Resort is the perfect place...

REIQ keeps local agents up-to-date on legislation

The Real Estate Institute of Queensland (REIQ) is visiting several regions throughout May, as the peak body rallies real estate professionals together for important...

What lurks beneath

The Awoonga Dam is a hive of activity, above and below the waterline. Gladstone Area Waterboard staff have been painting recreational facilities across Coomal...

Senator Whish-ing for reef declaration

Tasmanian Greens Senator Peter Whish-Wilson has accused Prime Minister Anthony Albanese of ignoring the plight of the Great Barrier Reef when he jetted into...

Permanency, not prison

Central Queensland Senator Penny Allman-Payne has highlighted the plight of yet another Biloela family threatened to be split apart unless the Federal Government drops...

ED numbers on the rise in CQ hospitals

More than 39,000 patients presented to emergency departments at Central Queensland hospitals in the March 2024 quarter, with 75.9 per cent of patients seen...

Black spot funding axed?

Flynn MP Colin Boyce has claimed the Federal Government has abolished the Mobile Black Spot Program and provided no ongoing funding for other key...

What you give – you don’t receive

A survey the other day found that barely anyone knew what was in the Federal Government's Budget last week. That shows how intelligent people...

‘Grow up’ on youth crime

Detention should no longer be a last resort for young offenders, but authorities need to "grow up" and create a detention system that works,...

Faith and Furious take pole position once again

Faith Baptist Christian School has claimed back-to-back wins at the qualifying stage of the Horizon Hydrogen Grand Prix (H2GP) in Gladstone, earning themselves a...

Healing meets creativity

Calling local artists for the Cosmos Arts for Health’s Gladstone Hospital Art Galleries. The creative not-for-profit founded in 2022, has two gallery spaces at the...

Retired cult hero Master Jamie teaching new lessons

As far as Queensland cult heroes go, they don’t come much bigger than Master Jamie. The former galloper claimed 19 victories from a 64-start career,...