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Rockhampton Regional Council is reminding residents that new hours at the Gracemere and Mount Morgan Waste Transfer Stations will begin Monday 1...

Premium Content Subscriber only A job for the Director of COVID Response and Quarantine Accommodation has been advertised to be based in Rockhampton with a salary of up to $143,000. The job advertisement states the director would “provide expert leadership, management, guidance and governance for Central Queensland Hospital and Health Service (CQHHS) response to the emerging COVID pandemic response, including co-ordination of public health requirements and directions, planning for and implementation of the COVID vaccination program and management of quarantine accommodation services across ...

Premium Content Subscriber only Joan Davis remembers a time when Rockhampton had no swimming pools, houses didn't have electricity, and horses still pulled buggies along the streets. Now Ms Davis, who got her driving license aged 73, is again part of local history as the first Carinity Shalom resident to reach the 100-year milestone. She celebrated her 100th birthday at the aged care community in Kawana in Rockhampton on January 18, joining the Carinity 100 Club and around 5,000 other Australian centenarians in the process. Born in Longreach in 1921, Ms Davis spent her life in Rockhampton...

Date Time Events to mark Australia Day across Region Australia Day is fast approaching, and residents looking to mark the day can look forward to a range of events across the Region. Rockhampton Region Acting Mayor Neil Fisher said these events will provide a great opportunity for people to celebrate and reflect on what it means to be Australian. “This Australia Day, Council is once again proud to support a number of great celebrations in our community,” said Acting Mayor Fisher. “On Tuesday 26 January from 10am – 12.30pm the kids can enjoy a free sausage sizzle, ice-cream and amuseme...

Date Time New centenarian creates her own history Joan Davis remembers a time when Rockhampton had no swimming pools, houses didn’t have electricity, and horses still pulled buggies along the streets. Now Joan, who obtained her driving license aged 73, is again part of local history as the first Carinity Shalom resident to reach the 100-year milestone. She celebrated her 100th birthday at the aged care community on January 18, joining the Carinity 100 Club and around 5,000 other Australian centenarians in the process. Joan Davis celebrated her 100th birthday at the Carinity Shalom aged care...