Sculpting a future in the arts
From picking up the tools for the first time to winning competitions year on year, it’s obvious sculpting could be more than just a...
Aging population crisis looms: rising demand strains aged care system
Australia’s population is aging rapidly and it is widely held belief that the Australian aged care industry will not be able to cope with...
$10,000 scholarships on offer for bright Surat Basin students
Surat Basin high school graduates will again benefit from Senex Energy’s STEM Scholarships in 2025.
Two $10,000 scholarships are available to Surat Basin high school...
Grass fire fells powerlines near Dalby, backup called for second blaze near Chinchilla
Firefighters have contained one grass fire on Dalby’s outskirts while crews battle another near Chinchilla with residents close to both warned to “stay informed”.
Queensland’s...
From west to east Jila Kujarra tour
A Warnman artist and Boorloo-based textiles practitioner have made a very far journey east from Western Australia to exhibit their dynamic cross-cultutral collaboration called...
Election scorecard showing true colours
A survey calling on all election candidates to provide a response on how they will build, grow and sustain Western Queensland has come in...
Where to vote on election day
With just one day until polling day, the state’s electoral commission has reminded Queenslanders to bring their maroon voter cards when they vote.
Polls will...
Election Q&A with Callide independent Duncan Scott
Will you commit to unlocking funding to fix and maintain weathered and pothole-ridden state controlled roads in your electorate?
While an Independent, I can’t promise...
Candidates in southern Qld’s three biggest electorates back local news
At least five election candidates running across three of southern Queensland’s biggest electorates have directly backed calls to direct a fairer share of government...
Chinchilla ran like clockwork
The 2024 Chinchilla Grandfather Clock is now done and dusted with an impressive 1900 runs over the course of just four and a half...
Why the regions could prove decisive in Saturday’s election
In the bush, life is different to that of its urban counterpart.
It means the issues faced by all Queenslanders often require different solutions...
Election Q&A with Family First’s Warrego candidate Chris Schenk
Will you commit to unlocking funding to fix and maintain weathered and pothole-ridden state controlled roads in your electorate?
Yes, Family First would like to...
The felt lady in town
Self-made and multitalented woman and mother, Candice Mason behind My Felt Lady has created her own spotlight.
From showcasing her craftwork online to building...
