New music: ViperSnatch
ViperSnatch, a Rocky band with elements of grunge, punk and alt-rock who often comment on social issues through their music, have released their first single.
Read MoreNew music: Jack Viljoen
Jack Viljoen, a South African-born singer-songwriter now based in the Gladstone region, shares his love of Cash and other music legends in his new song As Cool as Johnny Cash.
Read MoreShort Film: A Letter from the Front
In this short film from Bundaberg: Our History, Darcy Braund reads a heartbreaking letter from a First World War prisoner of war, describing the death of his friend.
Read MoreAllan Jackson – Remembering Vietnam
Returned serviceman Allan Jackson shares his story of serving as a medic in Vietnam, trying to reacclimatise to civilian life afterwards, and his personal Anzac Day ritual.
Read MoreNew music: Craig Lamond
One on the Up is the title track from Bundaberg singer-songwriter Craig Lamond’s debut album.
Read MoreRocky Art Gallery celebrating House & Home
Two very different exhibitions at the Rockhampton Art Gallery are celebrating house, home, and all it means to us: Erin Dunne’s House, and Woorabinda community project Your Home, My Home overseen by Nickeema Williams.
Read MoreFirsthand accounts of climate change Breaking Ground in Rockhampton
350 Central Queensland is hosting Breaking Ground, a night of Indigenous and Pacific Islander culture and storytelling at the Walter Reid Community Arts Centre on Saturday, April 6.
Read MoreWordy weekend: first Capricorn Coast Writers Festival ready to roll
The inaugral Capricorn Coast Writers Festival is bringing together the region’s writers, wannabe wordsmiths, book nerds and literature lovers on May 31 to June 2 in Yeppoon.
Read MoreFrom Christchurch must come compassion
Dr Wendy Davis reflects on the terrorist attacks in Christchurch and the role of politics and the media, and what we can do now to build love, not hate.
Read MoreCentral Queensland Farmers Paying it Forward
Central Queenslanders have rallied to support our friends in the northwest affected by flooding: boxes and boxes of necessities from long life milk to loo paper have made their way to Cloncurry and Winton via a community-powered, volunteer-driven pony express.
Read MoreIslamic Society of Central Queensland to hold prayers for victims of Christchurch terrorist attack
The Islamic Society of Central Queensland will host a special prayer at the Rockhampton Mosque on Friday, March 22 to honour those killed in terrorist attacks in Christchurch, New Zealand.
Read MoreFederal funding confirmed for new Rockhampton Art Gallery
Rockhampton Art Gallery is getting a new home: the final piece of the funding puzzle has fallen into place with $10 million from the Building Better Regions fund.
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