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Dancers rise to new heights

Kingaroy State High School's Indigenous dance group welcomed in a crop of new and eager members ahead of its Harmony Day performance on Friday. The...

Family farewells legendary artist, activist

WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised this story features the names and pictures of people who have died. Scores of mourners attended...

Budding rangers urged to apply for Cert

Cherbourg residents interested in a career as a park ranger or conservation specialist are urged to apply to an upcoming nine-month course at TAFE...

Stellar start to midwife journey

A Maidenwell midwife-to-be said her participation in an 18 month-long hospital placement program has equipped her to pursue her dream job in healthcare. Lilly White,...

Indigenous ‘guerilla poet’ dies

WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised this story features the names and pictures of people who have died. Legendary Indigenous poet and...

Council stands with Native Title holders

Cherbourg Aboriginal Shire Council and Wakka Wakka Native Title Aboriginal Corporation have reaffirmed their shared commitment to working together in a respectful, transparent and...

Lore passed down in art

Twin Indigenous painters Susan Cook and Wendy McNeil wowed Gayndah's art aficionados at the launch of their latest exhibition last month. 'Community Dreaming' forms the...

Cherbourg gun kicking goals

Cherbourg's Ameleia Murray has secured backing from AFL Queensland to continue her rapid rise to glory in the sport, receiving the 2025 Troy Clarke...

‘Murri on a Mission’ dies

WARNING: This story features the name and picture of a person who has died. Uncle Albert Holt, an Indigenous trailblazer and Queensland Great who...

Youth hub a ‘foundation of hope’

Cherbourg is set to become host to a new "prevention point" for youth crime in 2026, with council greenlighting the construction of a $1...

New yarning circle open to all

Kingaroy's newest yarning circle opened to the acclaim of Indigenous and non-Indigenous community leaders alike. The eight-seat structure at the back of the Kingaroy Medicare...

Cherbourg’s future goes to Parliament

A group of four university students from Cherbourg received a tour of Queensland's Parliament last month. Queensland University of Technology students Sienna Murray, Mia Sandow,...

New life for Nanango’s ‘hobo seat’

A collaboration between the Nanango Lions Club and the local men's shed has breathed new life into an iconic bench. Nanango's 'hobo seat' on Fitzroy...