A Roma STEM teacher who was announced as one of Queensland’s top 10 teachers in News Corps Australia’s Best Teachers series says he is using technology to give rural students more opportunities.
The Maranoa Regional Council say their new budget has put them on track to break even by the next financial year while ensuring rate rises don’t impact financially struggling families.
The Queensland government has provided $186.75m in aid to flood-affected western Queensland and is urging tourists to visit the region now lush with flora and fauna.
From bakeries and fast food restaurants to carparking and grocery stores, here’s what you suggested be built at the site of the former St George Ampol petrol station.
A St George born doctor has been awarded a Medal of the Order of Australia for 45 years of service to rural and remote medicine.
A young driver has been flown to hospital in Brisbane with serious leg injuries after a crash on the Carnarvon Highway.
From raging bulls to chilly mornings, Rachelle Patterson’s bike journey from Eromanga to Toowoomba wasn’t easy but with enough money raised to employ a Lifeline worker out west it was worth every mile.
St George cotton growers have celebrated excellence at their glittering annual awards despite a catastrophic deluge that threatened the entire season.
A 28-year-old Darling Downs woman has been hit with a slew of drug charges after police raided a western Queensland property.
There has been endless rain, searing heat and everything in between, but it hasn’t stopped Queenslanders from getting to the races. SEE ALL THE PHOTOS
The Virtual War Memorial Australia is on the hunt for family members of a Roma born soldier whose dog tags were recently discovered on a beach in Malaysia.
More than two months since record-breaking floods struck western Queensland, farmers are still picking up the pieces. While the land is as lush as ever it hides the devastating reality our farmers are still faced with.
After five years of breeding, Save The Bilby Fund will take the next step in their plan to save the endangered native from extinction when they release 150 magnificent marsupials into the wild later this month.
Three teenage boys will face court after being charged with a slew of offences including entering a dwelling with intent and the unlawful use of a motor vehicle.
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