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Belyando Produce owner Nick Manly and manager Daniel Allen are among those severely impacted by the highway closure. Picture: Supplied

Transport Minister called on to act on Peak Downs Highway reopening

Date given for reopening of Peak Downs Highway 'not good enough'

Ellouise Bailey

Rob Cook and his wife Sarah have lived incredibly fulfilling lives despite Rob being bound to a wheelchair. Picture by Ellouise Bailey 

Quadriplegic grazier has never let his injury hold him back.

Post Nuffield and grazing butcher enterprise, Rob Cook focuses on family

Judith Maizey

Josh Gorringe of Mithaka Aboriginal Corporation. Picture: supplied

Mithaka Aboriginal Corporation joins the fight to protect Great Artesian Basin from CO2 waste.

Indigenous group joins chorus of voices speaking up for the GAB

Rural fire brigade management is urging volunteers not to quit in the wake of the structural changes made by the governement. Picture: Supplied

Bushfire management changes pushed through Queensland parliament

Firies urged to fight on after legislation rammed through

Max Humphries, Olivia Delaforce and Henry Humphries at their family trade site at Beef 2024. The family has properties in Oberon and Nundle in NSW and a property at Allora, Queensland. Picture supplied 

Price hikes haven't deterred some from forking out thousands.

Beef trade site holders count the costs, but say it's all worth it

A RAPAD board meeting last year discussing the clean energy corridor proposal from Hughenden to Biloela, via Barcaldine. Picture: Supplied

Renewable energy pitfalls and solutions on RAPAD's US agenda.

RAPAD's first overseas mission looking at renewable challenges

Ben Harden

Demand for quality working dogs have grown in recent years due to staffing shortages. Picture: Ben Harden 

International buyers have shown pre-sale interest in this weekend's Rockhampton Working Dog Sale.

Rockhampton working dog sale builds momentum

Yarranbrook feedlot has a licenced capacity of 25,000 head. Picture supplied by Mort & Co. 

Mort & Co secures full ownership of Yarranbrook feedlot near Inglewood, increasing feedlot capacity.

Mort & Co expands reach with acquisition of Yarranbrook feedlot

Insight Repro co-founder Jane Armstrong (middle), with her ladoratory technician Lani Alexander and senior morphologist Emma Griffin. Picture: Lisa Alexander 

Read about morphologist Jane Armstrong and vet Dr. Neil Farmer's journey to establish Insight Repro at Emerald.

Jane Armstrong filling repro gap in central west

Sir Graham McCamley on his property, Bondoola Meadows, outside Yeppoon. Picture: Judith Maizey

A pioneer of the Brahman breed and passionate advocate for the beef industry, Sir Graham McCamley is still involved with cattle, but life these days is a lot quieter.

Sir Graham: recollections of a big life

Kelly Butterworth

Stacey Pownall and Sydney Dennis from St Lawrence.

The 12-and-under junior paraders had 15 entries, and all did very well.

Megan Hansen from Kalapa with Lis Bull from Rockhampton State High School and Sarah Bull from Mt Morgan. 

Andrew Kime with grandson Cody Kime, Alton Downs. 

Charley Lalor, 11, with Splash the pony. 

Winner of the ridden riding pony Evie Blissett, nine, Gold Coast with pony Silkwood Trueblue. 

Emerald Ag College instructor Bill Angus with the Robinson family (L-R) Kymberly, Tamara, Rebekah, Jenny and Suzannah. Between them, the Robinson ladies had 123 entries in the show, with 43 first places, 18 second places and 16 thirds.

David and Colleen Rees from Rockhampton with cousins Parker Childs, Theodore, and Kaytlin Chlids, Dingo. 

Edward, Annette and Tracy Broomhall, and Shayla Matthews from Alton Downs. 

Some faces from Rockhampton show, day two

Rockhampton show | Photos

It's people's day at the Rockhampton show, and plenty of locals have headed down to show their support.

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