Palaszczuk’s $80m cash splash for businesses to go bush
Businesses are set to be lured to the bush under a new $80m state government cash splash designed to boost regional Queensland.
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Olympics ‘boom’ to bring gold to Qld’s regions by 2032
Queensland’s population is tipped to “boom” in the lead-up to the 2032 Olympics, with property values expected to grow in line with other host cities. And the regions are expected to strike gold.
Elite colleges hit when 4000 staff walk off job at 100+ schools
Lourdes Hill, Marist College Ashgrove, St Laurence’s and Stuartholme will be among the schools impacted as thousands of staff walk off the job at more than 100 Catholic schools across the state next week. SEE WHICH SCHOOLS
Drought and flooding rains, now grazier faces more modern challenge
Life can be tough for the man on the land, but a new challenge has emerged that can make it even tougher.
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FREE: 15 major Maranoa stories you may have missed this week
A teen charged with torture and growing controversy in Maranoa Council chambers. READ MORE:
‘WORLD CLASS’: Roma to welcome dozens of planes for major event
Roma is set to have over 40 teams flying teams competing in a cross-country race for a good cause. DETAILS:
Whopping five million containers saved from Maranoa landfill
Maranoa residents have put $500,000 back into their pockets when they collected over five million containers in one single year. READ MORE:
‘You’re done’: Southwest mum threatens son’s schoolteacher
With a criminal history that spans back nearly three decades, one mother threatened her son’s schoolteacher telling her she will needs police protection.
Vital southwest emergency services wiped in Facebook ban
Not-for-profit RACQ LifeFlight Rescue, which performs hundreds of vital rescue missions across southwest Queensland, has been caught in the crossfire with Facebook’s news ban.
Councillors raise conflict of interest questions
Questions have been raised about Maranoa councillors declaring their conflicts of interest in multiple matters. DETAILS:
Maclean born Warriors coach ready to thrill local fans
New Zealand Warriors coach Nathan Brown talked up his team’s chances against the Titans in Lismore.
FREE: How to receive Charleville news after Facebook ban
Facebook banned Australian publishers from posting news on their pages – but there is a heap of ways you can make sure you’re getting the latest news.
UPDATE: Roma music festival tickets selling fast
A music festival planned to bring thousands of people to southwest Queensland is still hopeful for their turnout, despite lockdowns and COVID restrictions.
Future of southwest post office in jeopardy
Australia Post has revealed what the future of a southwest post office will be after rumours that it will be shutting down.
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