A Central Queensland solicitor has thanked those who helped save his life after he was bitten by a brown snake at his home and went into cardiac arrest. Read his incredible story here.
Working on classic cars is a family affair for the Agius duo, who were displaying a rare 1959 Chevrolet El Camino and a 1963 Morris Major Elite.
‘Non-existent’ internet services in four rural Central Highlands communities are about to improve drastically with council giving the green light to a new tower project. Find out what it means for you.
The big annual event for the Central Highlands kicks off on Sunday with organisers and participants having to “think out of the box” this year due to Covid-related challenges. Details here.
Young people between the ages of 12 and 25 who live at Emerald and surrounding areas will have access to free and confidential mental health services when headspace Emerald officially opens on Friday.
After years of frustration and delays, Capricornia School of Distance Education Emerald and Longreach students, teachers and families finally have hope of returning to their facilities.
Employees at a Central Qld coal mine are in negotiations for an employee agreement that includes medical benefits and redundancies before the company is sold – as well as equal pay. After 16 meetings and no result, one frustrated miner is speaking out.
Eight Central Queenslanders have been given four year apprenticeships with mining company Anglo American.
A male was taken into custody after a stand-off in a Rockhampton street on Tuesday afternoon. Here’s what we know so far.
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