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Central Queensland logged 749 million steps in 2024 through 10,000 Steps, part of Queensland’s $43m prevention health funding boost.
Rockhampton’s Leichhardt Hotel reopens with a new beer garden, live music, sport, family events and a Queensland beef inspired menu.
Capricornia Police launch Road Safety Week with patrols and education after 17 road deaths this year, reminding drivers to avoid the Fatal Five.
Following the Kilkivan quake, six seismic kits are deployed to monitor tremors and record shaking data.
Bundaberg’s Samantha Brammer won first prize in Queensland’s 66th Literary Competition with her poem The Colour of Silence.
Over 65 squash players from Central Queensland will compete in Rockhampton this weekend, with juniors chasing state rankings and Olympic dreams.
Record beef and lamb prices, strong exports, and seasonal lifts in grain and wool marked Australian agriculture in July 2025.
Rockhampton shows its colours for Daffodil Day 2025 on 21–22 August, raising hope and funds for cancer research and care.
Rockhampton youth aged 15 to 20 invited to apply for the $5,000 Charlie Bell Scholarship to continue study after illness.
Join a free farm succession and business transition session for 30 participants.
Central Queensland logged 749 million steps in 2024 through 10,000 Steps, part of Queensland’s $43m prevention health funding boost.
Rockhampton’s Leichhardt Hotel reopens with a new beer garden, live music, sport, family events and a Queensland beef inspired menu.
Capricornia Police launch Road Safety Week with patrols and education after 17 road deaths this year, reminding drivers to avoid the Fatal Five.
Following the Kilkivan quake, six seismic kits are deployed to monitor tremors and record shaking data.
Bundaberg’s Samantha Brammer won first prize in Queensland’s 66th Literary Competition with her poem The Colour of Silence.
Over 65 squash players from Central Queensland will compete in Rockhampton this weekend, with juniors chasing state rankings and Olympic dreams.
Record beef and lamb prices, strong exports, and seasonal lifts in grain and wool marked Australian agriculture in July 2025.
Rockhampton shows its colours for Daffodil Day 2025 on 21–22 August, raising hope and funds for cancer research and care.
Rockhampton youth aged 15 to 20 invited to apply for the $5,000 Charlie Bell Scholarship to continue study after illness.
Join a free farm succession and business transition session for 30 participants.
Central Queensland logged 749 million steps in 2024 through 10,000 Steps, part of Queensland’s $43m prevention health funding boost.
Rockhampton’s Leichhardt Hotel reopens with a new beer garden, live music, sport, family events and a Queensland beef inspired menu.
Capricornia Police launch Road Safety Week with patrols and education after 17 road deaths this year, reminding drivers to avoid the Fatal Five.
Following the Kilkivan quake, six seismic kits are deployed to monitor tremors and record shaking data.
Bundaberg’s Samantha Brammer won first prize in Queensland’s 66th Literary Competition with her poem The Colour of Silence.
Over 65 squash players from Central Queensland will compete in Rockhampton this weekend, with juniors chasing state rankings and Olympic dreams.
Record beef and lamb prices, strong exports, and seasonal lifts in grain and wool marked Australian agriculture in July 2025.
Rockhampton shows its colours for Daffodil Day 2025 on 21–22 August, raising hope and funds for cancer research and care.
Rockhampton youth aged 15 to 20 invited to apply for the $5,000 Charlie Bell Scholarship to continue study after illness.
Join a free farm succession and business transition session for 30 participants.
