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Stalwarts like Nat to guide next generation into Intrust Super Cup battleground. Pleasing progress being closely monitored.

Premium Content Subscriber only The CQ Capras have finalised their coaching line-up for 2021 and there’s a common denominator that has CEO Peter White feeling pretty chuffed. All are locals bar one and that one, John Buttigieg, surely qualifies as such having lived on the Capricorn Coast for almost 10 years. White said each coach was impressive in their own right but said their strong local connection was important. “It makes sense – that’s what the Capras are all about,” he said. “We give our male and female players the chance to represent their region and itâ�...

Premium Content Subscriber only EXCITEMENT is building as the format is revealed for a special gala rugby league day celebrating the region's outstanding Indigenous talent. After initial plans to stage an Ipswich Indigenous All Stars v Ipswich All Stars encounter in Ipswich on March 6, the program has been extended. The Ipswich Jets will field teams in two matches - a state league trial against the PNG Hunters and an under-21 clash with the Western Mustangs, from Toowoomba. Those Saturday games will support the showpiece match between the Ipswich Indigenous All Stars and Ipswich All Stars...

PLANS: Former league star Adam Mogg is behind a new development project at Sippy Downs. Approval was being sought for a flexibility of uses within the tenancies, with office space up to a maximum of 960sq m, health care services and food and drink outlet to a maximum of 580sq m and a shop up to 500sq m. The project was proposed to medium-rise, with a maximum height less than 12m. While Mr Mogg wasn't prepared to speak in depth about the project, as it was yet to receive council approval, he said the vision was to create opportunities for small business owners with multiple tenancy option...

Premium Content Subscriber only Nambour Crushers have kept their A-grade squad intact despite finances having been crippled by impacts of the pandemic. They have also managed to secure two former Queensland Cup players. Club president Mark Turner said none of the players who were due to play last year had requested a release of contract for this season. It means the likes of 2019 Sunshine Coast Rugby League player of the year Brenton Stonier, and stalwarts Dylan McGrath, David Oakes and Paul McKewin will all go again. Turner said the club had locked in two former Intrust Super Cup player...