Chickenpox detected at Clarence Valley school
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IN PICTURES: CHSHS graduates light up the red carpet
The graduates of Centenary Heights State High School arrived at Picnic Point for their 2020 formal ready to celebrate and mark the end of their high school years.
Navigator of famed Las Balsas raft passes away
BALLINA has lost one of its treasures with the passing of Gabriel Salas.
The fire that forced Cate into the frontline
Woombah RFS volunteer tells her story in the latest episode of On The Frontline
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Massive moth surprises woman at Moore Park
A MOORE Park woman got quite the surprise when arriving home from work this week.
GALLERY: All the wood chopping action at Glenreagh
Did our photographer snap you out and about at the Glenreagh Timber Festival?
Glenreagh Timber Festival wood chopping
Glenreagh Timber Festival socials
Family’s desperate bid to bring son’s body home
A ROCKHAMPTON family is appealing for help after being left devastated by news of the death of their son in China.
Nambour man’s heroic deeds not forgotten
WORLD War II RAAF pilot Jim Hocking from Nambour will be honoured by the town of March in the United Kingdom today for his heroic efforts that saved many lives.
Green meat is the future and it starts today
CARBON neutral beef is carving the way into a more environmentally friendly product
‘Final goodbyes’: Dozens to honour spearfisher in paddle out
Dozens of people will come together for a paddle out for Mike Daniell on Saturday morning to say their “final goodbyes”.
Ex-prisoner walks South Burnett with unique companion
He certainly doesn’t look like someone you go up and talk to about living a better life, but Kevin ‘Mad Dog’ Mudford has spent a lifetime helping others.
Early morning heart-starter means more in August
A Grafton cafe has jumped on board a national campaign to help homeless people
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