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Naming deadly heatwaves
With parts of Australia reeling from record-breaking heat, the Climate Council is calling for heatwaves to be named, similar to how we name tropical cyclones,…
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The red train from Tirano
It was one of the most intriguing railway journeys. One that exceeded any expectations we may have held. As part of an adventure in Italy,…
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Funding available for Livingstone events
Cultural festivals to sporting events and community gatherings are being welcomed to apply for the Livingstone Shire Council’s Event Sponsorship Program. In a commitment to…
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Frenchville Sports Club Community Partnership supports U3A Ukuleles
The Frenchville Sports Club Community Partnership Scheme supports many local groups each year and a presentation held on Friday, 14 February, brought together the 2024…
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Photographers display hometown pride
Tyler Stevens has taken out this year’s Banana Shire Council Australia Day photography competition which carried the theme “hometown pride”. This year’s competition showcased the…
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Contributions recognised
Older members of the community featured prominently in this year’s Banana Shire Australia Day Awards announced this morning at the official ceremony held at the…
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If it’s not Crimsafe, it’s not crim safe
For Capricorn Screens, Awning and Blinds, home security has always been a concern and one they take very seriously according to Design Specialist and business…
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Building the dream from the road up
It kind of feels that it wouldn’t be out of place to call Warren Buggraff Mr Rockynats. More than thirty of the cars he has…
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The excitement is building
Excitement is already building for this year’s Rare Spares Rockynats now just around the corner, 29-31 March. Rockhampton Regional Council Mayor Cr Tony Williams said…
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A sea of pink for life
This year’s International Women’s Day Fun Run presented by Queensland X-Ray will be the biggest ever following unprecedented demand to join Brisbane’s Sea of Pink.…
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Celebrating a century not out
Former Sunshine Coast veteran Doug Simonds will be the latest Bolton Clarke Milford Grange Retirement Village resident at Ipswich to join the Centenarian Club when…
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From little things good vines grow
PRECDE From school teaches to wine-makers, Warren and Sue Smith are more than happy with their tree-change from the Sunshine Coast to the Granite Belt.…
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