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Six patients were assisted by CapRescue in 36 hours across Central Queensland, from hospital transfers to urgent rescues.
Dr Gulam Khandaker and Margaret Strelow join the Central Queensland Health Board on four-year terms from 1 April 2026.
Young carers in Central Queensland can join a new pilot building confidence, skills and links to care work paths.
What’s happening? Four Queensland plumbers have been named ambassadors to support and promote the industry. Nicole Byrne, Shannon Shortis, Travis Hock and Lachlan Bell were selected at the Master Plumbers’ Association of Queensland World Plumbing Day event. The group represents both regional and metro areas across the state. CEO Penny Cornah said the ambassadors play a key role in supporting the industry. They will help promote the value of plumbing and encourage more young people to take up apprenticeships. Why it matters? The plumbing industry supports public health and safe communities. Ambassadors are expected to help address workforce demand by encouraging more apprentices. This is especially important as major infrastructure demand grows across Queensland. Lachlan Bell said the pressure on
Rockhampton centre expands after 4,500 care sessions, boosting free support in Central Queensland.
Six apprentices and trainees join Stanwell in 2026, boosting Central Queensland’s energy workforce.
About 450 hectares planted in Rockhampton region as growers prepare for May and June cotton picking.
A record 930 graduate doctors will start with Queensland Health in 2026, with 43 joining Central Queensland hospitals including Rockhampton.
Two long-serving CapRescue paramedics are farewelled after decades shaping emergency and aeromedical care.
Rockhampton Mayor Tony Williams joins the Brisbane 2032 Host Mayors Advisory Group, ensuring Central Queensland has a voice in Games planning.
Six patients were assisted by CapRescue in 36 hours across Central Queensland, from hospital transfers to urgent rescues.
Dr Gulam Khandaker and Margaret Strelow join the Central Queensland Health Board on four-year terms from 1 April 2026.
Young carers in Central Queensland can join a new pilot building confidence, skills and links to care work paths.
What’s happening? Four Queensland plumbers have been named ambassadors to support and promote the industry. Nicole Byrne, Shannon Shortis, Travis Hock and Lachlan Bell were selected at the Master Plumbers’ Association of Queensland World Plumbing Day event. The group represents both regional and metro areas across the state. CEO Penny Cornah said the ambassadors play a key role in supporting the industry. They will help promote the value of plumbing and encourage more young people to take up apprenticeships. Why it matters? The plumbing industry supports public health and safe communities. Ambassadors are expected to help address workforce demand by
Rockhampton centre expands after 4,500 care sessions, boosting free support in Central Queensland.
Six apprentices and trainees join Stanwell in 2026, boosting Central Queensland’s energy workforce.
About 450 hectares planted in Rockhampton region as growers prepare for May and June cotton picking.
A record 930 graduate doctors will start with Queensland Health in 2026, with 43 joining Central Queensland hospitals including Rockhampton.
Two long-serving CapRescue paramedics are farewelled after decades shaping emergency and aeromedical care.
Rockhampton Mayor Tony Williams joins the Brisbane 2032 Host Mayors Advisory Group, ensuring Central Queensland has a voice in Games planning.
Six patients were assisted by CapRescue in 36 hours across Central Queensland, from hospital transfers to urgent rescues.
Dr Gulam Khandaker and Margaret Strelow join the Central Queensland Health Board on four-year terms from 1 April 2026.
Young carers in Central Queensland can join a new pilot building confidence, skills and links to care work paths.
What’s happening? Four Queensland plumbers have been named ambassadors to support and promote the industry. Nicole Byrne, Shannon Shortis, Travis Hock and Lachlan Bell were selected at the Master Plumbers’ Association of Queensland World Plumbing Day event. The group represents both regional and metro areas across the state. CEO Penny Cornah said the ambassadors play a key role in supporting the industry. They will help promote the value of plumbing and encourage more young people to take up apprenticeships. Why it matters? The plumbing industry supports public health and safe communities. Ambassadors are expected to help address workforce demand by
Rockhampton centre expands after 4,500 care sessions, boosting free support in Central Queensland.
Six apprentices and trainees join Stanwell in 2026, boosting Central Queensland’s energy workforce.
About 450 hectares planted in Rockhampton region as growers prepare for May and June cotton picking.
A record 930 graduate doctors will start with Queensland Health in 2026, with 43 joining Central Queensland hospitals including Rockhampton.
Two long-serving CapRescue paramedics are farewelled after decades shaping emergency and aeromedical care.
Rockhampton Mayor Tony Williams joins the Brisbane 2032 Host Mayors Advisory Group, ensuring Central Queensland has a voice in Games planning.
