My First Year: Maranoa’s prep classes for 2024
Prep students from the Maranoa and beyond have had their photo taken for the My First Year photo series. See the full gallery of smiling faces here.
Community
REVEALED: The man behind Maranoa’s best mullet of 2024
A Roma businessman was taken aback to find out the community voted to declare that he was rocking the Maranoa’s best mullet. See what he had to say here.
Breaking the mould: Candidates in country shire hope to offer new perspective
Two new councillor candidates in a regional Queensland local government area are offering hoping to offer fresh perspectives. Find out what they’ve got on their agendas two weeks out from election day.
‘Inspiring, and life-changing’: Dalby students make a difference in Cambodia
Dalby State High School students recently returned from a humanitarian project in Cambodia. See what they got up to here.
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Revealed: New aged care facilities coming to south west this year
A suite of new aged care facilities will be delivered to South West Health centres. Here are the south west towns set for major upgrades.
Funding given to help fix rural health gap
Two southwest paramedics have received funding to close the gap between rural and metropolitan healthcare, and to improve the outcomes of Indigenous patients. Meet the local paramedics achieving great things.
Swing the night away at outback town’s 1940s themed party
As part of a major Outback Music Tour, Charleville is hosting a highly-anticipated 1940s inspired dance party with some impressive headlining acts. Here’s all the details.
The regional council paying you $20,000 to move there and build a new home
A western Queensland council is offering $20,000 grants to new homeowners to help grow the region in one of the most generous schemes in the state. Here’s all the details.
Former Navy technician the newest Charleville police recruit
Meet Charleville’s newest officer, who has traded the tools for a career in policing in the Queensland Outback. Here’s why the 24-year-old flipped his life upside down.
‘Nothing will be the same’: Family embraces 27 kids they don’t know
Over the years, Anthony and Jonelle Nielsen have opened their home to 27 children in crisis. They talk about their passion for helping kids and explain why more Qld residents should help.
Airline strikes deal to ensure fixed ticket prices for Charleville residents
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:
Above average rain breaks near decade long drought
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.
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