‘Second to none’: Touch star gears up for Origin showdown
Fresh from conquering the Kiwis in the Trans-Tasman, Rockhampton’s Harry Griffin is now readying to battle the Blues. He explains why playing State of Origin means so much.
Fresh from conquering the Kiwis in the Trans-Tasman, Rockhampton’s Harry Griffin is now readying to battle the Blues. He explains why playing State of Origin means so much.
Teenager Thomas Triplett has helped lead the Maroons to victory in the PBR State of Origin series opener, earning big wraps from team coach Jared Borghero.
Crowds flocked to Callaghan Park on Sunday for the running of regional Queensland’s richest race, The Archer. SEE THE PHOTOS.
The Capras are back in the winner’s circle, turning it on in front of their home crowd at Rugby Park on Saturday night.
Moranbah Bulls’ player Sam Varley heard his back breaking in a rugby union game last weekend and couldn’t move his leg. Now, with the arrival of his first child just weeks away, he reveals his prognosis from a hospital bed.
Ahead of their first game in the Ruby North competition, the Capricorn Claws netball team have named their captain and revealed a 12-player squad with a further nine training partners. See the full squad here.
The Dingo Rodeo Club will mark its 80th anniversary by staging its biggest campdraft yet, with organisers ‘overwhelmed’ by the number of entries.
Craig Williams headlines the star field of jockeys who will ride in regional Qld’s richest race this weekend. See which other hoops will be chasing the rich prize purse at Callaghan Park.
This 12-year-old is already making a big impression internationally but he loves nothing more than saddling up for his home state. Meet the young cowboy with the world at his feet.
Classy Caydence Fouracre scored dual honours as the Capras awarded their standout rugby league performers in the U17 and U19 boys and girls divisions. Check out the full list of winners.
The glare of the global media spotlight might be focused on the 2032 Olympic rowing course in Rockhampton, but some Central Qld crocs are already looking elsewhere.
Players will hit the court for a very special edition of Central Qld’s premier teams’ doubles tennis event this weekend. See what’s behind its enduring success.
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