Why no one wants this rural Queensland health job
“He will drop if he keeps it up”: A fed-up rural community is taking matters into their own hands as they fight for better support for their overworked doctor.
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Two time Olympian Alyce Wood shares an insight into what inspired her growing up, and what’s next for her after returning from Tokyo.
Vital works funded through $1M stock route network upgrade
“These funds will allow councils, the network‘s primary caretakers, to carry out the works they have nominated as a priority”: Here’s the region’s set to benefit from the network upgrade.
Father’s Day run to capture incredible scenic views
Run, walk or skip to the top of one of Central Queensland’s hills to celebrate Father’s Day. And there’s a prize on offer.
Central QLD doctor recognised for 30+ years of service
“Queensland is incredibly fortunate to have such clever, capable doctors working in rural areas”: Central Queensland doctor awarded for dedicated service and leading Australia’s Covid response.
Rural business woman in line for national award
Here’s how other rural women across the region can get $15,000 to support a project, business or program that will benefit rural industries, businesses or communities.
60 jobs as new project revealed for mining town’s ‘Golden Mile’
More than 60 jobs are expected to be created during construction, with fuel prices expected to drop through increased competition.
Students discover industry career paths through workshops
“Thanks to rapidly advancing technology, there are really rewarding opportunities available to young people entering the resources sector”: Students put their knowledge to work in a real world context.
Emerald back on track to host major karting comp
The major competition was postponed due to Covid outbreaks but has been re-booked for Central Queensland.
‘Truly honoured’: New Isaac councillor mission for new role
Carolyn Moriarty wants to help local communities to flourish, while working alongside Council for the overall betterment of the region.
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