Stay updated with breaking news from Mount Archer. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
Sport Coast schools made a splash at championships. WERE YOU SNAPPED? © Sunshine Coast Newspaper Company Pty Ltd 2021. Unauthorised reproduction is prohibited under the laws of Australia and by international treaty.
Premium Content Subscriber only Queenslandâs top tourism towns have been revealed out of a pool of 13 finalists, including two major Central Queensland locations. And out of 22 small towns in the running, one beloved Central Queensland location made took home the prize. Queensland Tourism Industry Councilâs Top Tourism Town Awards was held in Brisbane on Thursday, May 20 with a panel of three expert judges and public votes determining the winners. Renowned for itâs botanical gardens, the spectacular views of Mount Archer, historical architecture and sitting on the mighty Fitzro...
A Woodford woman in the midst of her second cancer battle has courageously put aside her own struggles to fundraise for another family fighting the deadly disease.
Premium Content Subscriber only Planned ground and aerial burning will be undertaken on Friday April 23 within the Mount Archer National Park and State Forest and Flat Top Range Resources Reserve. Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service and Partnerships (QPWSP) advised it is a part of the annual hazard reduction/conservation management program for parks and forests. As a result, smoke may be seen in the Mount Archer, Rockhampton and Flat Top Range areas. Smoke may be visible in these areas over several days as fire moves around within containment lines. The aim of this burning is to reduce...
Premium Content Subscriber only Planned ground and aerial burning will be conducted this month in a number of national parks in Central Queensland. Burns are to be conducted within Mount Archer National Park and State Forest, Byfield National Park and State Forest, and Blackdown Tableland National Park and Arthurs Bluff State Forest. Smoke may be seen in Mount Archer, Rockhampton, Byfield, Lake Mary, Rossmoya, Bluff, South Blackwater, and neighbouring areas. Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service and Partnerships will be conducting the burns as part of the annual hazard reduction/conservation ...