Charleville residents will be able to fly without having to worry about airline price surges under a new deal between the local council and a regional airline. Details inside:
After nearly a decade battling one of the worst droughts in living memory, a western Queensland shire will be out of officially out of drought after a wetter than average start to the year. Here’s what this means for residents.
It’s been 104 years since the end of World War I, but Charleville community outdid themselves with this year’s Remembrance Day service to honour those who have fallen in the line of duty. View the full gallery here.
THINK you know all things Bundy? We’ve compiled an epic quiz to test your knowledge (don’t worry, all the answers are at the bottom).
Councils across Queensland have been forced to make last-minute changes to citizenship ceremonies. Here’s how your council plans to run the Australia Day event.
Police have confirmed how they will deal with Toowoomba venues that flout the state government’s Covid mandate. DETAILS:
Tributes have flooded social media after a beloved Western Downs teen was killed in a nightmare workplace incident, just a week before Christmas.
After his mother was diagnosed with dementia, Goondiwindi man David Batterham left home on a gruelling 1000km journey across southwest Queensland in a bid to make a big difference.
Finding love is not just about flirty glances and swiping right – it is also a numbers game. New stats reveal where the women and men are in your neighbourhood.
Our new app offers regional readers the opportunity to localise their news feed on their smartphone, ensuring the best of stories from home as well as breaking news on the covid-19 situation and other key Queensland stories.
The new telehealth program removes barriers to accessing mental healthcare and means rural and regional patients no longer need to travel or face a long wait to see a someone in their time of need.
When their little girl woke one morning with a bump on her hand, the worst her parents could imagine was she’d been bitten by an insect or a spider. What followed was unthinkable… but now Priya’s fighting back.
The brains behind some of Australian TV’s best loved shows has been farewelled in a moving service on the Sunshine Coast after losing his battle with dementia.
PARENTS take to the streets with emotional letter calling on people to vote yes as they fight for their gay son’s rights.
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A young family’s life has been turned upside down with their two-year-old battling Leukaemia, as well as a life-threatening infection. Now, her mum is sharing the ‘raw, unfiltered’ journey of childhood cancer with others.
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It has been especially refreshing to see new local ventures emerge or build on their foundations, defying the tough economic climate to share their ideas and services with the community.
A State Heritage listing has negated the need for a team informing on its redevelopment.
The South Burnett has fertile soil, a climate not unlike the Hunter Valley, and a blossoming wine industry
Released from a five-week stint in a hospital burns unit, Lester ‘Moe’ Edwards is facing an uphill battle trying to get his life back on track.
The reserve was used for unlicensed landfill by local residents and businesses for rubbish disposal until the mid-1970s.
Authorities have raised concerns over plans for a servo at an “extremely busy” intersection.
A young Coast family is coming to grips with a new reality after what they thought was a virus turned out to be a devastating diagnosis.
A Dingo Beach man could see past a fitness centre’s rotting floorboards and mouldy ceiling after Cyclone Debbie. In a year, he transformed it into a bright and beautiful complex.
Gympie Family History Society Inc. held their first Cemetery Crawl for the year. A friendly frog even came out to see what was going on.
NATHAN Herne said “it was an awesome experience to drive the car to the limit and have a bit of fun”.
Concordia Lutheran College graduates of 2020 looked stylish as they arrived at Redlands campus for their formal on Thursday evening. SEE THE PHOTOS HERE
See who won the art deco ring at the Hogans Family Jewellers Ladies Diamond Luncheon at Gips restaurant on Friday.
THERE are “haunted house” stories told all over Gympie and surrounds, but reported apparitions at this hotel in Goomeri might just take the “spooky” crown.
Mackay Chamber of Commerce Queensland Election 2020 debate
What’s been tough for us has also turned out regularly to be a joy, a challenge, a nightmare and a blessing – sometimes all at the same time.
A selection of the Garden For Good gardens in full bloom.
New out of the box childcare centre for Mackay
A KELPIE pound pup visiting the Gordon White Library at Mackay was given the new name of ‘Rosie’ by Kaylani Corry, 8 and younger sister Pippa,…
Australian Sugar Cane Railway
About 70 people gathered at the Vietnam War Memorial at Jubilee Park in Mackay this evening to commemorate those who served, suffered, and died…
It’s all smiles and giggles at the Maclean Play N Yarn playgroup.
The entrants on stage in the Whitsunday Reef Festival’s Miss Pin-up Competition 2016.
St Lukes Flower and Music Festival, Toowoomba Carnival of Flowers 2020.
Visitors enjoy springtime in Queens Park during the Carnival of Flowers.
Toowoomba Carnival of Flowers 2020.
Queensland Mounted Infantry Challenge at the Toowoomba Showgrounds.
Father’s Day in Queens Park
She asked the man sitting beside her, “Who are you?” Her husband of 40 years was startled then filled with sadness.
The Ironman 70.3 is going ahead on September 13 and is the first major public participation sporting event on the Coast since before the pandemic.
Sunshine Coast residents are being reminded to be cautious and wear a hat as the Magpie breeding season begins.
The Western Star has been out and about on the streets of Roma to see what people think of the current COVID-19 situation.
ENTER NOW: Community groups in the southwest have the chance to receive up to $150k, but only if you nominate them.
Have you dreamt of owning a pet cow but didn’t have the room? This could be the solution
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