Body image 'biggest concern of young Australians'
A national survey has found body image is the number one personal concern for those under 25.
View ArticleEmerald's flood victims praise community spirit
People from the flood-hit town of Emerald, west of Rockhampton in central Queensland, have been helping each other clean their damaged homes and remove debris.
View ArticleGladstone concert raises money for flood victims
A concert was held at Tannum Sands, south of Gladstone in central Queensland, last night to support flood victims.
View ArticleVolunteers wanted for weekend flood clean-up
Volunteers involved in the flood recovery around Brisbane are being encouraged to focus their attention this weekend on the city's parks.
View ArticleSearch for victims goes on as Queensland mops up
There has been no let-up in the effort to find the people missing from the devastating floods in the Lockyer Valley, west of Brisbane.
View ArticleBligh slings mud in flood clean-up
Queensland Premier Anna Bligh has joined the thousands of volunteers out today cleaning up Brisbane and Ipswich.
View ArticleMine fears spark Dysart community group
Dysart has become the latest Bowen Basin coal town in north Queensland to form a group to tackle issues caused by the mining industry.
View ArticleWoody business attracts crowds
Some show goers head to the show each year to smell the familiar dagwood dogs, fairy floss and hot chips waft through the air, others head straight to side show alley for the screams on whizzing rides,...
View ArticleResidents demand answers over community centre delay
A local residents' group says it is still waiting for a community centre in Agnes Water to be finished, nine months after it was set to open.
View ArticleQCWA not just about cakes
A new generation of QCWA members is taking a slightly different approach to their role within the community.
View ArticleFriends of Mount Archer pave way for longer path
A volunteer group formed to protect and improve facilities at Mount Archer in north Rockhampton says its long-term goal is to construct a walking a cycling path up the mountain.
View ArticleLibrary inherits 60 years of history
A collection of photographs documenting the last 60 years of the local Inner Wheel Club have been donated to the Rockhampton Library.
View ArticleFire chief says emergency radio spectrum not enough
The head of the Queensland Fire and Rescue Service (QFRS) says the Federal Government's planned emergency services radio channel will not meet future requirements.
View ArticleHigh school rodeo
Animal welfare groups have been kept busy recently with the live export debate but an issue that has been on the agenda for years is the inclusion of rodeo in the Australian sports agenda
View Article$500K lifeline saves Bravehearts
Child protection advocates say they are relieved a successful education program will continue running in regional and remote Queensland.
View ArticleResidents 'confused' over council de-merger claims
The organisers of a forum urging council de-amalgamation in the former Douglas shire in far north Queensland say they are expecting a big turnout tonight.
View ArticleQld Government to review liquor licensing rules
The Queensland Government is looking to scrap pub and gambling bans on Good Friday, Anzac Day and Christmas Day, as part of a major review of the state's liquor licensing rules.
View ArticleFreemasons join the Bash
What do you get when you team three Freemasons up with a really old car and a race across half the country? You get one heck of an adventure.
View ArticleCWA throws packet cake recipes into contest mix
The Queensland Country Women's Association has defended its decision to allow packet cake mixes to be used in its cooking contests.
View ArticleQld Shelter says families face rising rent pressure
There has been a jump in the cost of renting larger homes in Brisbane.
View ArticleRural fire service review urges greater local autonomy
Queensland Cabinet has accepted a major review of the state's Rural Fire Service (RFS).
View ArticleQld community leaders gathering for disaster summit
Council leaders and disaster staff from across Queensland will attend a summit in Brisbane this week to debrief on the severe floods earlier this year.
View ArticleFive days in campdraft Paradise
Horsemen and women test their wit against cattle in the richest campdrafting event in Australia.
View ArticleGladstone's local talent booms on the foreshore
Thousands packed the Gladstone Harbour foreshore last week to see local talent shine in the musical 'Boomtown'.
View ArticleAppeal launched as drought tightens grip
A state-wide appeal has been launched to raise money for Queensland's drought-affected farmers.
View ArticleQld volunteer marine rescue 'unsustainable' on current funding
Volunteer Marine Rescue (VMR) says State Government funding is not enough to sustain current operations.
View ArticleQld teens more worried about 'hat hair' than the risk of skin cancer
The Queensland Cancer Council says teenagers across the state are ignoring warnings about sun exposure and skin cancer.
View ArticleAuthorities to keep northern Qld beaches closed amid stinger threat
Lifeguards say they will not reopen a number of beaches in northern Queensland until weather conditions change.
View ArticleMum calls for new allies in autism campaign
Try raising a child with a disability in Biloela and you've got a long drive ahead of you.
View ArticleOutback Qld CWA halls sustainable... for now
The Queensland Country Women's Association (QCWA) this week announced several branches in the state are set to sell their halls due to upkeep costs. QCWA Warrego division president Delma Quinn says...
View ArticleHalf a century of service to outback town
Joan Byrne has been an integral part of the Jericho community for more than 50 years. At 85 years of age she is still volunteering for any local group that needs her service and says tolerance is the...
View ArticleWhat will a dog do for a tennis ball?
Youve seen them at the airport, youve seen them with the police on the telly and now there is a crack squad of sniffer dogs at Carnarvon Station Reserve in the Brigalow Belt region of Central...
View ArticleWhat will a dog do for a tennis ball?
Youve seen them at the airport, youve seen them with the police on the telly and now there is a crack squad of sniffer dogs at Carnarvon Station Reserve in the Brigalow Belt region of Central...
View ArticleRockhampton's open mosque day: Dispelling the fear
Dozens of people have gathered at the Rockhampton Mosque recently to take part in the Islamic Community of Central Queensland's open day.
View ArticleGreen thumbs thrive in Queensland country town
A central Queensland gardening club has seen membership bloom in the past two years, despite similar clubs in other regional centres struggling to find numbers.
View ArticleRare medals of French botanist Anthelme Thozet return to Rockhampton
With a little bit of persistence and a little bit of luck an amateur historian in Rockhampton tracks down and purchases three rare medals that belonged to one of the city's founding fathers.
View ArticleRockhampton teens vouch for Project Booyah police program targeting troubled...
Rockhampton police are working with local teenagers to help get their lives back on track.
View ArticleCountry Women's Association considers letting men join as supporting members...
A proposal to let men join the Country Women's Association as supporters is considered by the organisation's Queensland branch.
View ArticleQueensland Country Women's Association votes to allow men to join organisation
The Queensland Country Women's Association votes to open its doors to men but says it will not be changing its name.
View ArticleOperation Desperate Measures giving unwanted regional Queensland pets new...
An overloaded animal welfare group in rural Queensland is making 1,600km round-trip mercy dashes to save abandoned pets from euthanasia.
View ArticleRockhampton football club reopens nearly two years after Cyclone Marcia
One of Queensland's oldest football clubs is set to reopen after closing its doors nearly two years ago after sustaining devastating damage from Cyclone Marcia.
View ArticleDomestic violence case load leaves community legal centres 'struggling',...
Queensland's community legal centres now help seven times as many people with domestic violence issues as five years ago and are not coping with the demand, the sector's peak body says.
View ArticleCyclone Debbie recovery could take until 2019, GIVIT chief executive says
It could take up to two years for communities devastated by Tropical Cyclone Debbie to fully recover, Juliette Wright of GIVIT says, which has so far matched 17,000 donations to those most in need in...
View ArticleCyclist Kevin Weeks rides Adelaide to Rockhampton in Parkinson's disease...
The tremble of Parkinson's disease as he gripped the handlebars was not going to stop keen cyclist Kevin Weeks riding from Adelaide to Rockhampton in just over three weeks.
View ArticleFrom non-swimmer to award-winning lifesaver in just eight years
When Kirsty Glithero moved from England eight years ago, she couldn't even swim. Now she's an award-winning lifesaver.
View ArticleQueen's Baton Relay, its long journey around Australia and the Commonwealth
It's changed hands thousands of times on its 230,000km journey around the world, and now the Queen's Baton has completed its course.
View ArticleAlwyn Doolan walked 8,000km from Cape York to Canberra for Indigenous...
Alwyn Doolan spent a year walking from the tip of Queensland to the steps of Parliament House to collect messages of reconciliation and inspire First Nations people.
View ArticleQueensland Budget 2019: Extra taxes flagged for big business as State...
Big business is set to be hit with hundreds of millions of dollars in extra taxes and royalties as the Palaszczuk Government seeks to tap the top end of town to deliver payroll tax relief to small- and...
View ArticleCompany recalls Meals on Wheels products found with traces of listeria
A company that provides frozen food to Meals on Wheels across four states, is recalling thousands of its products due to listeria contamination.
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