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Six new constables join Rockhampton after QPS graduation, beginning their first year of policing and strengthening local safety.
The Rockhampton Walk to Remember returns October 12 at the Botanical Gardens, uniting families to honour babies and children.
Kingsley College opened its Design Lab Building, adding to its award-winning growth and focus on innovation.
Applications close 7 November for the 2026 Rural Women’s Award as Queensland’s Nicole McNaughton prepares for the National Gala.
Rockhampton has been asked to provide 25 donors this week as Lifeblood works to replenish blood supplies.
Rockhampton Indoor Hockey is urging action for a permanent home after 45 years of playing across temporary venues.
Easy Concrete Supply has officially launched in Rockhampton, providing local builders, tradies, and homeowners with a streamlined way to order concrete deliveries. The service, which has rapidly expanded across Australia in just over a year, removes the headaches of traditional ordering by connecting customers directly with trusted local suppliers—without the need for accounts, lengthy paperwork, or endless phone calls. Through Easy Concrete Supply’s website, Rockhampton residents can now schedule their concrete needs with just a few clicks, saving valuable time on both small and large projects. “Our mission is to take the stress out of concrete delivery,” said John Gill, spokesperson for Easy Concrete Supply. “Builders and renovators in Rockhampton can now get concrete delivered on schedule, especially during those
Toastmasters marks R U OK? Day on September 11, reminding Queenslanders that listening and asking one question can change a life.
Mount Morgan Wattle Festival 2025 brings live music, markets, workshops and free seedlings to the Railway Complex this Saturday.
The National Museum of Australia has acquired Bradman’s 1946–47 Ashes cap for $438,550 for its historical collection.
Six new constables join Rockhampton after QPS graduation, beginning their first year of policing and strengthening local safety.
The Rockhampton Walk to Remember returns October 12 at the Botanical Gardens, uniting families to honour babies and children.
Kingsley College opened its Design Lab Building, adding to its award-winning growth and focus on innovation.
Applications close 7 November for the 2026 Rural Women’s Award as Queensland’s Nicole McNaughton prepares for the National Gala.
Rockhampton has been asked to provide 25 donors this week as Lifeblood works to replenish blood supplies.
Rockhampton Indoor Hockey is urging action for a permanent home after 45 years of playing across temporary venues.
Easy Concrete Supply has officially launched in Rockhampton, providing local builders, tradies, and homeowners with a streamlined way to order concrete deliveries. The service, which has rapidly expanded across Australia in just over a year, removes the headaches of traditional ordering by connecting customers directly with trusted local suppliers—without the need for accounts, lengthy paperwork, or endless phone calls. Through Easy Concrete Supply’s website, Rockhampton residents can now schedule their concrete needs with just a few clicks, saving valuable time on both small and large projects. “Our mission is to take the stress out of concrete delivery,” said John Gill,
Toastmasters marks R U OK? Day on September 11, reminding Queenslanders that listening and asking one question can change a life.
Mount Morgan Wattle Festival 2025 brings live music, markets, workshops and free seedlings to the Railway Complex this Saturday.
The National Museum of Australia has acquired Bradman’s 1946–47 Ashes cap for $438,550 for its historical collection.
Six new constables join Rockhampton after QPS graduation, beginning their first year of policing and strengthening local safety.
The Rockhampton Walk to Remember returns October 12 at the Botanical Gardens, uniting families to honour babies and children.
Kingsley College opened its Design Lab Building, adding to its award-winning growth and focus on innovation.
Applications close 7 November for the 2026 Rural Women’s Award as Queensland’s Nicole McNaughton prepares for the National Gala.
Rockhampton has been asked to provide 25 donors this week as Lifeblood works to replenish blood supplies.
Rockhampton Indoor Hockey is urging action for a permanent home after 45 years of playing across temporary venues.
Easy Concrete Supply has officially launched in Rockhampton, providing local builders, tradies, and homeowners with a streamlined way to order concrete deliveries. The service, which has rapidly expanded across Australia in just over a year, removes the headaches of traditional ordering by connecting customers directly with trusted local suppliers—without the need for accounts, lengthy paperwork, or endless phone calls. Through Easy Concrete Supply’s website, Rockhampton residents can now schedule their concrete needs with just a few clicks, saving valuable time on both small and large projects. “Our mission is to take the stress out of concrete delivery,” said John Gill,
Toastmasters marks R U OK? Day on September 11, reminding Queenslanders that listening and asking one question can change a life.
Mount Morgan Wattle Festival 2025 brings live music, markets, workshops and free seedlings to the Railway Complex this Saturday.
The National Museum of Australia has acquired Bradman’s 1946–47 Ashes cap for $438,550 for its historical collection.
