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An Advice warning covers Mount Archer and eastern Rockhampton as thick smoke continues across the Capricorn Coast.
Police charged seven people after targeted raids allegedly found drugs, illegal firearms and about $80,000 cash.
Fitzroy Community Hospice will continue fee-free care and family support under a renewed three-year agreement.
QSO returns to Gladstone in 2026 with free live concerts, student workshops and community performances.
A Frenchville dad and an unknown Emerald player each won $2.5 million in Saturday Gold Lotto draw 4675.
CapRescue‘s Rescue300 crew responded to emergencies on water and land across Central Queensland.
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
Dementia Australia will deliver free education sessions across Emerald and nearby Central Highlands towns this March.
A centenary celebration at Eureka Villages Rockhampton honoured resident Joyce Dingwall with family present.
Australians are encouraged to apply for the 2026 Churchill Fellowships with applications closing at 5pm on 30 April.
An Advice warning covers Mount Archer and eastern Rockhampton as thick smoke continues across the Capricorn Coast.
Police charged seven people after targeted raids allegedly found drugs, illegal firearms and about $80,000 cash.
Fitzroy Community Hospice will continue fee-free care and family support under a renewed three-year agreement.
QSO returns to Gladstone in 2026 with free live concerts, student workshops and community performances.
A Frenchville dad and an unknown Emerald player each won $2.5 million in Saturday Gold Lotto draw 4675.
CapRescue‘s Rescue300 crew responded to emergencies on water and land across Central Queensland.
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
Dementia Australia will deliver free education sessions across Emerald and nearby Central Highlands towns this March.
A centenary celebration at Eureka Villages Rockhampton honoured resident Joyce Dingwall with family present.
Australians are encouraged to apply for the 2026 Churchill Fellowships with applications closing at 5pm on 30 April.
An Advice warning covers Mount Archer and eastern Rockhampton as thick smoke continues across the Capricorn Coast.
Police charged seven people after targeted raids allegedly found drugs, illegal firearms and about $80,000 cash.
Fitzroy Community Hospice will continue fee-free care and family support under a renewed three-year agreement.
QSO returns to Gladstone in 2026 with free live concerts, student workshops and community performances.
A Frenchville dad and an unknown Emerald player each won $2.5 million in Saturday Gold Lotto draw 4675.
CapRescue‘s Rescue300 crew responded to emergencies on water and land across Central Queensland.
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
Dementia Australia will deliver free education sessions across Emerald and nearby Central Highlands towns this March.
A centenary celebration at Eureka Villages Rockhampton honoured resident Joyce Dingwall with family present.
Australians are encouraged to apply for the 2026 Churchill Fellowships with applications closing at 5pm on 30 April.
