Resort owners at war after faeces found at overcrowded pool
After decades of free access to a seaside resort pool, members of the public may be banned and locked out because of unruly behaviour. One resort owner is fighting back.
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At-risk mining towns ‘falling through the gaps’ for mental health care
Mental health is still considered a taboo topic of discussion for Bowen Basin residents. But professionals are now on hand to help those struggling to access services in mining towns.
Mackay hockey star eyes off Olympics after coveted signing
A Mackay hockey export continues his bid for Olympic glory after a recent national squad signing.
NBA to set the pace for world’s next basketballers in Mackay
The NBA Global Academy will return to Mackay for a nationwide basketball championship next year. Find out what action will be hitting our courts.
Cheer squads flip their way to the top after tough pandemic losses
Mackay’s Adrenalin Cheer and Dance defied more than just gravity when they flipped their way to the top of the national champions. Here’s how these impressive athletes earned the wins.
Queensland’s untapped export market that is not coal
The world is hungry for Bowen Basin coal but a new report has identified key markets in Mackay to export that can deliver the next wave of growth.
Clermont bullrider joins record books after fourth PBR win
There’s no stopping Clermont’s Aaron Kleier whose impressive climb through the Professional Bull Rider ranks took him to the top of the national rankings. Here’s how he scored the big win.
Mines share concerns over ‘disproportionate’ costs for terminal expansion
Dalrymple Bay Coal Terminal’s expansion’s new pricing method has got the tick but not every user is happy with the structure. It comes as a greener future looms for the facility.
Business industrial sites up for grabs in prime location
Industrial businesses wanting to expand or get operations off the ground will be able to lease one of four sites in Mackay.
Mine death: How Bowen Basin tragedy unfolded
Preliminary investigations suggest the dragline was stationary when Clark Peadon initially approached the equipment at Curragh mine. Read what led to his death.
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