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Premium Content Subscriber only THREE North Queensland towns have made the list of finalists for Queensland's Top Tourism Town. Townsville, Ingham and Bowen have all been named as finalists in the Queensland Tourism Industry Council award. Both Townsville and Bowen have been recognised in the Large Top Tourism Towns category, while Ingham has been recognised as a Small Top Tourism Town. Magnetic Island. QTIC chief executive Daniel Gschwind the award helps showcase the great and diverse destinations around the state. "With the current focus on domestic tourism, now is the time to draw a...

Three North Queensland towns have made the list of finalists for Queensland’s Top Tourism Town.

Premium Content Subscriber only BMX riders from across Queensland are set to descend on Underwood Park in Rockhampton next week for the 2021 Rocky Rumble. The Rocky Rumble is hosted by Rockhampton BMX Club every April and sees hundreds of riders from across Central Queensland and the state compete. As part of preparations, the track at Hollingsworth Street will be closed from Saturday. Rockhampton BMX Club President, Scott Bone, said the club couldn't wait to host some fantastic riders on home ground. Mr Bone said nominations for the event were going well, with over 100 riders registered...

Date Time Rockhampton region a renewable energy hot spot Rockhampton has emerged as one of the nation’s leading renewable energy generation points, with the region named as the possible home to four wind farms, a solar farm, and a battery storage complex. The proposed wind farms will be located north of Kalapa, between Westwood and Mount Morgan, and in the vicinity of the Mount Hopeful television transmitter station. Rockhampton Region Mayor Tony Williams said the building of these new facilities will give the Rockhampton region the opportunity to play an important part in the generation of...

Premium Content Subscriber only Rockhampton region Mayor Tony Williams has made a major announcement about the water supply for Mount Morgan as the water level of the No. 7 dam drops dangerously low. There has also been a drop in the quality of water in the dam, so the council will now send 20 trucks per day from Gracemere to Mount Morgan via Razorback Road. This is up from the previous five to six trucks that were visiting the township daily. Water has been trucked there since the start of a trial on March 3, 2021, with the town on water restrictions since September 2019.