Belinda's Journey: Now
This week Rockhampton poet Belinda Hemmens is sharing a very personal journey with us. Today is part two.
Read MoreBelinda's Journey: Then
This week Rockhampton poet Belinda Hemmens is sharing a very personal journey with us. It starts today.
Read MoreHorror writer unleashes Pandemonium with new twist on his past success
Rockhampton's master of horror has unleased a fresh terror on an unsuspecting world. The Noctuary: Pandemonium is local author Greg Chapman's seventh book and second full-length novel.
Read MoreNew Years Resolution to get on stage? Local performers have Allsorts of advice
A fresh new year means new goals and plans for the 12 months ahead. Maybe for you it means stepping up from singing in the shower and getting your aspiring performer self on stage.
Read MoreCome Correct: new local film hits the big screen
A freshly-finished local film is hitting the big screen tomorrow (Wed 3/1) night, with brothers Dominic and Alex Russell hosting the premiere screening of Come Correct at Rockhampton's BCC Cinemas.
Read MoreThemed submissions open - Australia: Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow
We're kicking off 2018 with our first themed call-out: Australia: Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow.
Read MoreCapricorn Film Festival: Winners & Grinners
Who got a gong at the Capricorn Film Festival, and your next chance to see the top films.
Read MoreNo coal in her stocking: artist's environmental message a finalist in Contemporary Art Awards
Artist Amber Countryman, who creates environmentally-themed scupltures, mosaics and mixed-media works as Recycled Repurposed Remade, isn't getting coal in her stocking this Christmas - she's a finalist in the 2018 Contemporary Art Awards.
Read MoreYour Christmas playlist sorted: 12 CQ musicians share their favourite Chrissy tunes
We asked a dozen local musicians to nominate their favourite Christmas tunes - and here they are.
Read MoreTrue Terror Visits Central Queensland in 2018
A uniquely horrifying experience awaits Central Queenslanders brave enough to face the terrors of interactive horror experience Rising Waters.
Read MoreFilm review: The Last Jedi (spoiler free)
"I can not sufficiently say how much I loved this movie, and will even go so far as to make the extraordinary claim that it now ties with Empire as my favourite film of the entire Saga." TC Phillips has been to see Star Wars: The Last Jedi, and his review may ruffle some purist feathers...
Read MoreBook review: The Safest Place in London
On a blustery evening in January 1944, two mothers seek shelter from an air raid in the east of London... Joel's writing is rich and atmospheric, capturing the very essence of World War II era England.
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