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Powering mental health at Callide

Whether you work to live or live to work, workplaces and colleagues play a vital role in the wellbeing of every employee as they...

Snakes are on the move

Snakes are on the move early this season, and a Central Queensland snake catcher is reminding residents to stay alert. Gladstone Region Snake Catchers owner...

Prohibition on naming sex offenders

Laws allowing the public naming of people charged with rape and other prescribed sexual offences in Queensland were passed in State Parliament last week. The...

Taking your business to the next level

“The thinking that got us to where we are, is not the thinking that will get us to where we want to be.” ...

Apprentices key to the future

Powerlink hosted twenty-six candidates at their Gladstone Hub to fill five apprenticeship positions on Friday, 15 September. It is the first time an assessment...

Splash into water safety

With predictions of a long, hot summer, new research from the Royal Life Saving Society – Australia in partnership with Surf Life Saving Australia...

Tannum Meats snags win

An apprentice butcher from Tannum Meats has been awarded for his sausage creations at the regional Australian Meat Industry Council’s (AMIC) Sausage King and...

No excuse for abuse

Energex and Ergon employees have reported almost as many incidents of threats, abuse or violence from members of the public in six months as...

Police launch school holiday road safety blitz

Extra police will be patrolling road networks as part of a major state-wide road safety operation coinciding with the school holidays. The Queensland Police Service...

Robodebt and NDIS failed vulnerable

In July 2023, the Royal Commission's Report into the Robodebt Scheme was published. It exposed a system that failed to protect the very people...

AEC calls for temporary workers to help their community vote locally

With the referendum confirmed for Saturday, 14 October, the AEC is looking for people across Queensland to work at the referendum to provide their...

Getting stuff done in the Valley

The Boyne Valley community has a reputation for being self-reliant - resilient is the go-to word today. Resilience, especially for a tiny community can...

Access to Justice and Pro Bono Legal Services

Queensland Legal Week and National Pro Bono Day are annual events that celebrate and promote access to justice and pro bono legal services in...