Tag: Barcaldine 4725
New details emerge of ALP history
Researchers have uncovered new details about the birth of the Labor Party in Queensland, which they say has international significance.[MORE]
Federal funds a good start: Mayor
A western Queensland Mayor says new federal funding will not do much to stimulate local economies in the bush yet, but it is a good start.[MORE]
$7.5b coal mine planned for central west Qld
A $7.5 billion coal project has been proposed for the Galilee Basin in Queensland's central west.[MORE]
Tree of Knowledge monument for Qld outback
Work has begun in outback Queensland to build a $5.6 million memorial to the Tree of Knowledge. [MORE]
Outback Qld soaks up downpour
Parts of western Queensland have received a drenching over the weekend.[MORE]
Aramac hospital to stay open for now
The Queensland Health Minister says next year's election had nothing to do with a decision to keep open a hospital in the state's central west.[MORE]
Coal seam gas drilling underway
Drilling has begun in the Galillee Basin in central western Queensland as part of a project to establish a coal seam gas production pilot plant.[MORE]
Awards recognise community heroes
Three western Queenslanders have been recognised for their contributions to local communities. [MORE]
Barcaldine Field Days on again
Rural life is on show again at the Barcaldine Field Days in central western Queensland.[MORE]
Claim patients dying because of hospital wait times
Health Minister Stephen Robertson says he is shocked by the claim patients have died waiting for hospital treatment.[MORE]
Doctors gagged over Townsville hospital crisis
Doctors at the ailing Townsville hospital in Qld's north have been told not to talk to the media.[MORE]
Barcaldine looks to mining future
A western Queensland town known primarily for its agriculture is preparing for a change in direction as mining exploration continues in the area.[MORE]
Tree of Knowledge lives on through cultivars
Scientists are preparing to plant cultivars of the historic Tree of Knowledge in Barcaldine in central western Queensland.[MORE]
Coal boom a boost for central west: Councillor
A local councillor says the central-western town of Alpha is already reaping the benefits of the coal boom.[MORE]
Barcaldine Mayor disappointed referendum was 'stuffed up'
The Barcaldine Mayor says he is disappointed a referendum on the regional council's name has to be redone because of an administrative error. [MORE]
AGL explores coal seam gas in Galilee Basin
A site in central-west Queensland is being explored for potential coal seam gas. [MORE]
New Barcaldine council CEO looks to unify region
The new chief executive officer (CEO) of the Barcaldine Regional Council says he is looking forward to the challenge of growing the region and bringing communities together in the amalgamated council. [MORE]
Council told to hold name change referendum
A western Queensland mayor says his council has been advised to conduct a full and independent referendum of voters if it wants to change its name.[MORE]
Qld Music Festival scoping for new ideas
The newly appointed artistic director of the Queensland Music Festival hits the road this week to seek new ideas for event. [MORE]
'Green' power plant changes puzzle Barcaldine Mayor
Ergon Energy will mothball a part of its gas-fired power station in Queensland's central west, reducing the work force at the plant by up two-thirds. [MORE]
Central west warned of possible power cuts
Ergon Energy will undertake a $300,000 maintenance project this week which could result in slight disruptions to power supply for central west Queensland residents.[MORE]
Shearing museum seeks Howe medals
A national shearing museum wants to acquire a historic collection of medals won by legendary Queenslander shearer Jackie Howe. [MORE]
Tender sought for Tree of Knowledge monument
The Barcaldine Regional Council has called for expressions of interest to build an $8 million monument to the historic Tree of Knowledge. [MORE]
Minister aware some areas still feeling drought impact
The Primary Industries Minister says he is aware the drought has not broken in many areas across Queensland, despite lifting some declarations.[MORE]
Goat-racing museum a 'world first' for outback Qld
A world-first museum and 'Racing Hall of Fame' dedicated to goats is being planned in outback Queensland.[MORE]
