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Keeping the Anzac spirit alive

Thousands are expected to turn out across the Gladstone and Banana regions to commemorate Anzac Day on Friday 25 April. Anzac Day is a...

Help shape the future of volunteering

NFP House is calling for passionate community members to join a new advisory committee that will help guide the future of volunteering across the...

Pope Francis has ‘returned to the house of the Father’

Pope Francis, the first Latin American leader of the Roman Catholic Church, has died, ending an often turbulent reign marked by division and tension...

‘No day for politicking’: leaders pause for Pope death

Politics will be toned down for a day after the Pope's death as millions of Australians begin to cast their votes with the opening...

Flynn: next-gen energy leader

David Harris says Flynn should be a national leader in next-generation energy, including nuclear power. A Royal Australian Air Force veteran and business owner, Mr...

Labor keen to fast track tradies

If re-elected, the Albanese Labor Government will invest $78 million to fast track the qualification of 6,000 tradies to help build more homes across...

21 lives lost over state Easter holiday period

Police are urging motorists to take care on the roads now that school is back, after a devastating Easter school holiday period for fatal...

Meteor sighting at Calliope

At 7.31pm on Monday 21 April, Calliope resident Andrew James' security cameras captured a meteor streaking across the sky before exploding in the earth’s...

Australian cardinal mourns ‘death of much-loved’ Pope

Australians have recalled Pope Francis's profound love for the poor, diverse people and all of humanity as millions mourn the pontiff's passing. His death, on...

Resources sector confidence dented

A new report reveals the true state of Queensland’s resources sector with declining confidence as concerns are raised over regulation and the rising cost...

Voters warned about unsolicited postal vote forms

Voters have been warned about using unsolicited postal vote application forms distributed by political parties in the lead up to next month’s federal election. In...

From chrysalis to butterfly – embracing the magic of becoming

There’s a quiet stage between being who you were and who you’re becoming. A tender, hidden moment. In the life of a butterfly, it’s...

Duo shoot 11-under to share Biloela win

New South Welshman James Conran had to conjure an 11th birdie on his final hole to earn a share of victory with Victorian Nathan...

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