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Fostering empathy and compassion in the world

How giving back transforms individuals and communities. In an age where self-interest often takes centre stage and we see more and more disturbing events across...

ATSB finds CQ grazier’s death accidental

An Australian Transport and Safety Bureau investigation into the death of Central Queensland grazing doyen Alan Acton on his Bingegang property while mustering has...

Stepping into the festive season

Aussie Toys Online, an independent Australian-owned business, is gearing up for a festive shopping season by announcing a spectacular Black Friday sale, offering customers...

Celebrating strength and unity

This week AgForce holds our Annual General Meeting and Industry Forum in Longreach. It’s an important time for industry to gather, a chance to reflect...

Infrastructure projects in question

Election promises are back in the spotlight as senate estimates have revealed that hundreds of infrastructure projects are still sitting on the Minister’s desk. It...

Perfumed street planting

Streetscape plantings can create a few challenges with plant selection. To many times these day’s designers often take the easy option, by selecting for...

Beecher and Burua water meter upgrade

Stage 2 of Gladstone Regional Council’s advanced water meter infrastructure upgrade is scheduled for Beecher and Burua this financial year. This work is included...

Give something grown or gathered this Christmas

Enough is enough – Stop with the mass-produced throwaways for Christmas this year. Instead, thousands of farmers across Queensland - the people who grow the...

Festival of Summer tickets go on sale

It is that time of year again when thoughts turn to the long, lazy days of summer, especially for young people with school holidays...

Construction has commenced on the Moura Library and Museum

Construction of the state-of-the-art Moura Library and Museum has commenced thanks to the generous contribution of $6 million from the Resource Community Infrastructure Fund...

Red tape shows not all in the Banana Shire are created equal

Red tape is the bane of many farmers. Time spent filling out forms and applying for permits takes them away from doing what they...

Police seize $68.5 million of cannabis in Rosedale farm raid

Police have charged six people, including two unlawful citizens, following the second major grow farm raid in Queensland this month. Operation Victor Alon is the...

From morse code to modern calls

Improvements came to the post office in 1907 when a bicycle telegraph boy was employed to deliver telegrams. It was apparently thought that these...