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What can you do to help end loneliness?

Loneliness can impact various factors in a person’s life: work, health, and relationships. A community is seen to not be performing when loneliness is...

Code delay provides relief

Some relief for builders and homeowners came last week when the state government announced an 18-month delay to some aspects of the National Construction...

Vehicles in flames

An emergency declaration was made in Bajool with three people confirmed to have been transferred to Gladstone Hospital following a multi-vehicle traffic crash involving...

PSPA declaration, Bajool

Multiple emergency service crews are at Bajool, with the Queensland Police Service making an emergency declaration under the Public Safety Preservation Act (PSPA) due...

Queensland farmers take nature positive steps

Everyone’s talking about it. Not the Taylor Swift tickets (good to have a break from that) – the environment. Tanya Plibersek is the latest politician to...

A highlight for 51 years

For 51 years, the Moura Coal and Country Festival has opened its gates to thousands of visitors from across the state, and now they’re...

Australian White Ibis

A large wading bird, the Australian White Ibis is found across most parts of Australia except in Tasmania and the driest of locations on...

Landowners rewarded for Nature Refuges

Reedy Creek Nature Refuge at Agnes Water is just one of 80 privately-owned, protected areas in Queensland that will receive grant funding to help...

Teenagers encouraged to get inspired with Inspiration Grants initiative

Young Central Queensland locals are being given the opportunity to turn their dreams into reality with Optus' Inspiration Grants. As the official support and...

‘Whack-a-mole approach’ to Chinese surveillance tech

Government bodies have been using thousands of drones and devices made by a Chinese company with links to the country's military despite them being banned...

The cost of “cheap power”

We are constantly told that renewable energy is "the cheapest form of power". The Energy Minister, Chris Bowen, triumphantly headed in a press release...

Big Brother is watching

As we enter the new financial year, and you start to think about doing your 2023 income tax return, it’s important to understand the...

NAIDOC celebrates 50 years

As we enter 2025, NAIDOC Week marks a powerful milestone: 50 years of honouring and elevating Indigenous voices, culture and resilience. The 2025 theme,...