Education asset making regional centres more liveable
Almost three years since its opening, the Maranoa Country University Centre is making waves and opening doors for ambitious locals. Read one of those students’ inspiring stories here.
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Back on home turf: Roma locals suit up for Reds for rugby festival
Two Roma locals returned to their hometown to run out for the Queensland Reds against the NSW Warratahs as part of the Santos Festival of Rugby. SEE THE PHOTOS.
Two men injured in separate vehicle rollovers
A man sustained suspected spinal injuries after a single vehicle rollover near the Queensland border, and another man was flown to hospital after an ATV rollover on a regional property in a busy weekend for emergency services in western Queensland.
New magistrate sets no tolerance tone for domestic violence
People facing court in a regional Queensland town for domestic violence offences should be prepared for the consequences, with the new magistrate setting a clear tone.
Police investigating after Leichhardt Highway crash
Police investigations continue after a man in his 30s suffered serious leg injuries and another in his teens was hospitalised after a two vehicle crash on the Leichhardt Highway. Find out the details here.
Behind the scenes look inside Australia’s largest saleyards
At any given time, day or night, thousands of head of cattle are at the country’s largest saleyards, with more than 244,778 beasts sold last financial year. Take a look inside the Roma saleyards, a staple of the Maranoa economy.
Quad bike bandits: ATV thieves on the loose
One ATV has been found in the bush and another is still missing, as police investigations continue into their alleged theft in Roma.
Big internal changes for Arrow Energy
Arrow Energy has welcomed a new chief executive and adopted a new leave arrangement, in an effort from the energy giant to give back to the community.
Video: Epic footage captures 12,500-goat muster in outback Qld
On a dusty property in outback Queensland, the hoofs of more than 12,000 wild goats and the rotor blades of helicopters whipped up a storm. See the incredible footage of the bush spectacle here.
PHOTOS: Women’s networking breakfast at Gip’s restaurant
Sharné Lategan shares her story about how success on paper didn’t make her happy, how she’s changed that, and how she’s hoping to help others transform their lives too. Here are photos from Sharné consulting’s first women in business breakfast networking event.
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