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Darryn Nufer is a senior reporter at The Morning Bulletin. His first stint at The Bully was between 2001 and 2012 – the last five of those years as chief-of-staff. He returned for his second stint with the masthead in 2019. In 2020, Darryn took on the dual role of editor at The Observer and deputy editor at The Morning Bulletin and in 2021 he returned to a senior reporter role.

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Rockhampton

Graham Miller explains his concerns to Crs Adam Belot and Andrea Friend.

Livingstone working with QFES on bushfire risk plan

LIVINGSTONE Shire Council is reviewing its landholdings as it works towards developing a cohesive bushfire management strategy.

Rockhampton

NQ First founder Jason Costigan at the Emerald Agrcultural College site. Picture: Contributed

War of words after call to base mine safety regulator in CQ

A WAR of words has erupted after NQ First leader Jason Costigan pledged to relocate Queensland’s new mine safety and health regulator from Brisbane to Mackay.

Rockhampton

A school student arrives for the first day of face-to-face schooling in Brisbane, Monday, May 11, 2020. Students across Queensland in kindergarten, prep and years one, 11 and 12 will return to the classroom for the first time in weeks after a period of learning from home due to the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. (AAP Image/Dan Peled) NO ARCHIVING

Relief for CQ parents as major back-to-school decision looms

HOME-SCHOOLING parents and their children can breathe a collective sigh of relief.

Rockhampton

Jessica Lapraik, Sophie Lapraik and Olivia Lapraik Lagoon side in Yeppoon

Yeppoon Lagoon to remain closed

THE YEPPOON Lagoon and Keppel Kraken will remain closed to the public until further notice.

Property

Yeppoon Real Estate director Claudia Coren has welcomed the findings of a new report which shines a positive light on Livingstone Shire's real estate market.

Leading the way: National spotlight on coast property market

A NEW property report has named Livingstone Shire in the top 12 affordable regional areas in Australia.

Rockhampton

Why Yeppoon Lagoon, Keppel Kraken won’t reopen this weekend

Livingstone Shire Council rules out reopening popular facilities despite easing restrictions

Business

Restrictions crippling unique Cap Coast tour operator

SOCIAL distancing impacts Scott Ryan’s business more than most.

Rockhampton

Luke Nixon (centre) talks about plans to rebuild his home which was destroyed by last November's Cobraball bushfires with Crs Adam Belot and Pat Eastwood.

Rates relief help is there for Livingstone

LIVINGSTONE Shire Council can tap into Federal funding to provide rates relief for those who lost their homes in the Cobraball bushfires.

Rockhampton

The Federal Government is making help available to people who experience domestic violence during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Domestic violence – do your bit to stop it

“Not Now. Not Ever. Together.” Find out why police want you to know what that means.

Rockhampton

UCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND - MAY 12: Mary Wadsworth, co-owner of The Dorothy Butler Children's Bookshop in Ponsonby cleans and organises the store in preparation for opening at level two on Thursday on May 12, 2020 in Auckland, New Zealand. The bookshop, in operation since 1972 has been owned by sisters Helen and Mary Wadsworth for four years. The pair are cleaning, preparing signage and working out Covid-19 protocols for their customers. The bookshop has seen a huge increase in online sales during lockdown which Mary Wadsworth attributes to parents wanting to find more things to keep their children amused during their time at home. Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has announced New Zealand will move to COVID-19 Alert Level 2 in three stages starting from Thursday 14 May. Restaurants, cinemas, retail, playgrounds and gyms will be able to reopen with physical distancing and strict hygiene measures in place from Thursday, with domestic travel to also resume.Gatherings will be limited to 10 people and bookings for restaurants will not be allowed for groups larger than 10. Schools and early childhood centres will open from Monday 18 May while bars will be allowed to reopen from Thursday 21 May. New Zealand is current under COVID-19 Alert Level 3 restrictions, after the country was placed under full lockdown on March 26 in response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. (Photo by Fiona Goodall/Getty Images)

Queensland has two days straight with no new cases

TODAY was Queensland’s second straight day with no new coronavirus cases as the state gradually moves out of lockdown.

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