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Pam McKay is the sports editor with The Morning Bulletin, and also writes for CODE Sports. She was previously a news reporter and sub-editor with the publication. She started work there in 2013.

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Generic ambulance, QAS, Queensland Ambulance Service, emergency services, Thursday, August 29, 2024. Picture: Kevin Farmer

Four trapped as car crashes into gully

Four people were trapped in their car after a ‘serious’ crash into a Central Queensland gully.

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Stock / generic imagine of Queensland Police Service car / vehicle. Picture: iStock

Bruce Hwy re-opens after rollover crash

The Bruce Highway has reopened after emergency services have responded to an accident south of Rockhampton on Thursday morning.

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Jason Field has taken the Emu Park A-grade men and women to the 2023 Rockhampton Rugby League grand finals.

Why history-making premiership coach is stepping down

Jason Field took the Emu Park A-grade men to a maiden premiership in the Rockhampton Rugby League. He explains why he won’t be at the helm next season and reveals who will take the reins.

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RANKED: The top 10 Central Qld sporting team performances from 2024

From drought breakers to history makers, we look back at the sporting outfits that shone in the past 12 months. Check out the list and see who claimed the number one ranking.

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The Dolphins scored a commanding win over the CQ Capras in their pre-season trial in Rockhampton.

The Capras likely to line up for Dolphins in 2025 pre-season trial

See which Capras players are looking to break into the NRL club’s ranks, starting with a pre-season trial game in Gladstone in February.

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Capras coaches Todd Hansen, Cedric Auda, Pete Rogers and Nikki Carpenter share their thoughts on the pre-season so far.

Capras U17, U19 squads kicking pre-season goals, say coaches

The Capras four underage training squads head into Christmas after completing a heavy training schedule. The coaches share their thoughts on how they are shaping up.

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Rockhampton's touch player Jayden Benbow is looking to retain his place in the Queensland open men's team for the 2025 State of Origin series.

Benbow leads 27-strong Rocky contingent vying for Origin selection

Jayden Benbow is keen to don the maroon for a seventh straight State of Origin series. He explains why Rockhampton is such a breeding ground for elite-level touch players as we reveal the list of those in contention.

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