Financial service expanded to ease COVID-19 business concerns
Rural businesses looking to protect themselves from the harsh impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic now have greater access to financial advisers.
Community
Family remember little Linkon as a bright, beautiful boy
The wider Western Downs community prepare to farewell the cheeky, adventurous little boy who stole their hearts.
Outback residents allegedly harassing gas workers
Disturbing reports of locals forcing FIFO workers out of town have come to light, prompting one western mayor to plead for his community to show respect.
Darling Downs Zoo offered lifeline by Federal Government
THE Darling Downs Zoo has been offered a lifeline by the Federal Government, as part of a $94.6 million support package for Australian zoos and aquariums
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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.
Young, accomplished and ready for the future
After 12 years of schooling, seniors from Our Lady of the Southern Cross College were educated and bright-eyed.
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
WARNING: Huge winds tipped to hit Toowoomba
A SPOKESMAN from the Bureau of Meteorology has warned of the potential for wind gusts in excess of 90km/h across the Darling Downs this weekend.
Schoolie flown to hospital after near-drowning at beach
A teenaged school leaver has been flown to hospital after nearly drowning during beach celebrations.
Road closed after motorcycle crash
A motorbike rider is being taken to Sunshine Coast University Hospital with a suspected broken thighbone.
RUNNING FOR COVER: Campground scatters as storm cell hits
The Bureau of Meteorology has just upgraded the threat level posed by a very dangerous storm cell currently battering the hinterland.
Trash walker donates rubbish back to the community
EACH morning while many of us are tucked up in bed, Kingaroy’s trash-walker is pounding the pavement collecting rubbish and keeping the town looking great.
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