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Should I create systems?

One of the many definitions of a business is that a business is a set of systems that are managed by people to produce...

Aerial in the industry flies

After purchasing the very first drone to hit the market back in 2013, Aerial Media Gladstone (AMG) took to the skies and gave people...

Rain welcome for cattle sales

With some good rain throughout the region, CQLX Combined Agents saw a slightly smaller yarding on Wednesday with 3,027 head offered, comprising of 1,443...

Global Methane Pledge: Blowing the trumpet for agriculture

He who blows his own trumpet runs the risk of a sore throat. But as Australia signs up to the Global Methane Pledge the time...

Birdlife make our gardens

All of Central Queensland seems to blooming better this year with of the most popular additions to a home garden these days is not...

Bilo park will make a splash

A new Biloela $2.7 million Splash Park and Playground is on the way after Banana Shire Council were announced as one of the six...

Sunbird has no far of humans

Olive Sunbirds mostly seem to be quite comfortable living near to humans, especially if they have flowering plants to feed from. When it comes...

Night of wine and friends

After a two-year hiatus, the 2023 Halliday Wine Companion Awards finally returned – and what a night it was. Held at Melbourne’s Stokehouse restaurant,...

Head wins top 2022 Martin Hanson Memorial Art Award

The 47th Rio Tinto and QAL Martin Hanson Memorial Art Awards 2022 Winners: OVERALL The 47th Rio Tinto and QAL Martin Hanson Memorial Art Award -...

Vollies wanted for thriving arts projects

Locals familiar with the Beach, Arts, Music (BAM) markets on the beachside, or the annual Under the Trees festival in Boyne Island will know...

Awoonga bush bash a blast

More than 100 athletes and novices alike gathered for the Lake Awoonga Adventure Race (LAAR) last Saturday, 22 October after the event proved its...

Brain injury program helps locals make steps

A state-wide program that aims to help people affected by acquired brain injuries (ABI) are searching for someone with a health or disability background...

Judge to conduct statutory QCAT review

The Queensland Government has appointed retired Federal Court Judge the Honourable David Thomas to conduct the statutory review of Queensland’s Civil and Administrative Tribunal...

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