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Jann Houley is a journalist and photographer who began working with the Morning Bulletin team late 2018.

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TURNING ON TALENT: Emmaus College's Cajetan Goves has been nominated for the 2019 Professor Betty Watts OBE Memorial Award for Outstanding Contribution to Teaching. Picture: Jann Houley

Emmaus teacher excellence award nominee

Mr Goves tries to enter the Bayton award every two years, and organises drawing classes for his colleagues and the wider community

Rockhampton

CHALLENGE THE MOUNTAIN: no 338 Brian Galea in front. Picture: Jann Houley

Challenge the Mountain: results and photos

Junior, Open, Team and Saddle Up! results from Saturday’s Challenge the Mountain: see the massive photo gallery

Rockhampton

Amelia Ward from Gogango State School gets winched into the RACQ rescue helicopter. Picture: contributed

RACQ pays Gogango a flying visit

Last year, the helicopter service rescued 2756 Queenslanders in need.

Rockhampton

HISTORY REPEATS: Caleb and Deanna Brown relive the 2015 fires when they had to evacuate their Lakes Creek home. Picture: Jann Houley

Deja vu for Rocky family as they plan to evacuate their home

The two siblings were in middle school when the 2015 fires threatened their property in Lakes Creek

Rockhampton

Ross James is planning exciting new staging ideas for this year's RMU production of Phantom of the Opera at the Pilbeam Theatre. Picture: Jann Houley

All the World’s a Stage if your name is Ross James

Rockhampton audiences are going to witness what will possibly prove the most outlandish, resplendent elephants the theatre world has ever witnessed

Rockhampton

SWEET SOUND: Jeanette Douglas (musical director, Cap Winds) with TCC students Lachlan Andersen, Lachlan Winter, Jayde Ellingsen, Angus Gall, Oliver Burkhardt, Georgia Slack, Acacia-Lee Storey, and Stephanie Coughlan (acting director instrumental music, Catholic schools) look forward to Fusion 2019. Picture: Jann Houley

Musicians from 11 to 70-plus achieve fusion on Sunday

Sunday’s Fusion concert is designed to encourage a lifelong love of playing en masse.

Rockhampton

Cameron Geddes and Tracey Geddes from CT Farming, Emerald accepting the 1st place Cotton Quality Award from Joanne Morrison from Louis Dreyfus Company. Cameron and Tracey also took out 1st place for the Cotton Yield Award for a second year in a row. Picture: James Laws Photography

Central Highlands Cotton Association Awards Dinner

Cameron Geddes and Tracey Geddes from CT Farming took out Cotton Quality and Yield awards

Rockhampton

Jordan Wall of St Brendan's will sit the state's last QCS test this week. Picture: contributed

Senior Jordan Wall puts head down in race for final OPs

‘Practise tests reinforce the importance of deconstructing questions effectively, identifying clues and models in the questions.’

Rockhampton

OVERFLOW I: Friends of the Gallery Russell Stewart, Anni Bastin-Byrne, Tracey Siddins, Michelle Black, and Bronwyn Hoch with the donated piece. Picture: contributed

Community support makes acquisition possible

Overflow I uses the same mud to create flows of sediment across a large printing plate, much like the stinky, black oozing sediment that remains after floods.

Rockhampton

HOBBYIST: Vern Bunn with some of his 800-plus timber eggs in Emerald.

Vern’s woodworking hatches 800 eggs in Emerald

The eggs serve as a kind of sampler to remind him of the particular grains and colours of timbers from all around Australia and the world.

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