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Training pathway keeping Burnett health professionals local
Queensland Health’s Allied Health Rural Development Pathway is creating a program for rural health professionals to stay local.
Travel agency asks for community support during pandemic
AS COVID decimates the travel industry, Hello World Kingaroy reminds those struck with wanderlust to support local businesses where they can.
Working without a net, embracing change and bouncing back
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.
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Workshop to empower women with strategies for self-care
THE perfect opportunity for women across the region who are looking for some much needed self-care is happening this Saturday.
Southern Great Barrier Reef operators scoop tourism awards
Gladstone, Rockhampton and Bundaberg tourist operators scooped gold, silver and bronze placings at the Queensland Tourism Awards
Funding flows for Burnett water infrastructure
Government commits $2million toward a feasibility study that will investigate options to increase water supply and security in the Burnett.
One-man band living his dream on the road
Recognise him from his Kalpowar performance? Meet Jackson ‘El Mariachi’ Dunn, a travelling musician and guitar extraordinaire with his own unique style.
‘Cop out’: Opposition critical of LNP’s Burnett water study
Flynn’s Labor candidate says Ken O’Down should ‘hang his head in shame,’ after the Coalition announced a $2 million feasibility study on Burnett water security.
Supporting Aussie men on International Men’s Day
Aussie blokes are being encouraged to get behind their mates today and harness the power of friendship to help improve men’s mental health and well-being.
Community-minded festival brings the best to the bush
A new-look Kalpowar Hall was sold out as concert-goers spilled onto the verandah and stairs to watch Harry Jakamarra and Elwood Gray, and Madison Violet perform
MAJOR RECALL: Car doors may unlatch and open while driving
A product safety recall has been issued affecting a major car brand, after it was discovered a faulty latch could mean doors can swing open while driving.
My career started at 51: Mum’s 32-year journey to medicine
Six universities, four different career paths and three children but 32 years after her studies began Buderim’s Jeannine Paterson is a fully-qualified doctor.
Solar power grants for homes and businesses
Gladstone householders can go online to apply for interest-free loans and grants
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