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‘Turn heads on an international level’: The outback music festival bucking trends
As the world’s most remote music festival announced it was taking a break, another outback music festival has promised the show will go on, and with a head-turning line-up.
Rocky woman instantly loses licence after clocked at eye-watering speed
A woman who was busted travelling at break neck speeds on a rural highway has been dealt an enormous fine and instant licence suspension.
Family feud comes to a head in Roma street fights
An organised fight to settle a years-old vendetta resulted in a 31-year-old man spending almost three months behind bars. DETAILS.
‘Comforting’: Maranoa land values won’t change in 2025
Maranoa ratepayers, still reeling from the removal of rate capping, will be met with some reprieve as the region is excluded from the next round of land revaluations as land values continue to skyrocket across most of the state.
‘Do not run from police’: Man’s eye-watering debt after pursuit
A 26-year-old Roma man has learnt the hard way what happens when you attempt to run from police.
Two injured after car crashes into tree on rural highway
Two men have been injured after their car careened off a highway in rural South West Queensland and into a tree in the middle of the night. DETAILS.
Young man sentenced for brutal Roma Maccas brawl
A man who kicked a girl as she was pinned to the ground by others has been sentenced in court. He is the first of five young people charged with affray after a violent brawl erupted in the Roma McDonald’s to have his matters finalised.
‘Take the stigma out of the uniform’: Fishing throws a line to prevent crime
On the peaceful banks of the Balonne river, two police officers have been recognised for their initiative which throws a line to the marginalised and bridges the gap between police officers and the community they protect.
‘What meat is meant to taste like’: Where to find Western Queensland’s best steak
Western Queenslanders have had their say on where to find the best steak, and their answer was resounding, with the winner capturing close to half of the vote.
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