Extra waste water supply improves odds for popular racetrack
Odds have jumped significantly for a popular south east Qld horse tracing track, with a boost in wastewater for irrigation.
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FINAL CREDITS: Farewell to a Sunshine Coast legend
COOLUM Cinema owner Noel Atkinson would personally apologise to movie-goers if the old projector in his makeshift theatre broke down during a screening.
Why are people still swimming at these dangerous spots?
TWO banned Northern Rivers swimming holes are still frequently visited by locals and tourists despite local councils warning of safety and health risks.
REVEALED: 10 biggest employers on the Sunshine Coast
A SPECIAL report into the state of the region reveals the top 10 industries in terms of employment on the Sunshine Coast.
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$100M fund ‘a drop in the ocean’ for Warrego gas towns
The state government has pledged $100 million for infrastructure in towns which supply oil and gas, but Warrego MP Ann Leahy says it’s not enough.
Eased racing restrictions give hope for southwest meets
More changes to racing zones has opened extra meets in the west, and local trainers are calling for a return to normal in their COVID-free towns.
Southwest businesses facing long road to recovery post-COVID
What will economic recovery look like in the southwest after coronavirus, now that the $1B fund to rescue small business has been tapped out?
Teachers commended as our schools slowly return to normal
When students returned to St Mary’s Charleville this week, the school community shared its renewed appreciation for teachers’ hard work.
Club combats isolation through community meal deliveries
Charleville RSL has been sending out free meals to their longtime members, many of whom are elderly and remain in isolation during the coronavirus pandemic.
How this Dalby business sold over 8000 toilet rolls
HERE’S how COVID-19 helped this Dalby business
Why you should take up walking during restrictions
Here’s why you should take up walking during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Financial service expanded to ease COVID-19 business concerns
Rural businesses looking to protect themselves from the harsh impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic now have greater access to financial advisers.
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