Short film: Text Messages
A snappy short that wonders just how much you know about the people you share your life with, and who can be trusted.
Read MoreJulie Barratt, Michelle Black shortlisted for national artists' book award
The Libris Awards are an annual celebration of the wildly diverse artform that is the artists’ book. Among the shortlist for this year’s prize are some familiar names from the Rockhampton-region art scene, Julie Milner Barratt and Michelle Black.
Read MoreIsaac youth creating art & engineering in isolation
Isaac Shire youth have busted out their creativity, resourcefulness and design prowess, with 176 young people taking part in the Queensland Youth Week #isocreate competition.
Read MoreNew music: ANZAC tribute from Folks Like Us
Folks Like Us trio Brendan Smith, Sarah Rozekrans and Kathleen Campbell met at the Central Queensland Conservatorium of Music. Their new release We Remember is inspired by the ANZAC spirit.
Read MoreShort film: Gone Fishing
Fishing for food’s still allowed in the Coronaverse - but what if the weather’s not on your side?
Read MoreNew music: Brittany-Elise
Last Words is from country artist Brittany-Elise’s debut album, Something More.
Read MoreUnusual eats: restaurants and cafes testing the takeaway waters as the Coronavirus pandemic develops
As guidelines to slow the spread of COVID-19 Coronavirus slam the brakes on the hospitality sector, eateries we usually consider sit-down-meal type places are offering takeaway options. So, if you’ve got some cash to inject into the local economy, here are some of your options.
Read MoreFilm: The Curse of the Shiny Brown 'Roos
A hundred years ago, an ancient curse was released. The curse… of the shiny brown ‘roos.
Read MoreWilma La sharing the love through album recording crowdfunding campaign
Yeppoon singer-songwriter Wilma La is raising environmental awareness, and love for creativity, circus arts and yoga - as well as funds for her upcoming album - through her newly-launched crowdfunding campaign.
Read MoreJuanita's journey guided by a calling to heal
For Biloela’s Juanita Zischke, Reiki became a way to deal with grief and loss, and now a means of helping others through her own business in energy healing.
Read MoreSignificant Country returned to Darumbal custodianship
More than 400 hectares of land, including some culturally significant landmarks, have been officially returned to the Darumbal people.
Read MoreGladstone's Crow Street Creative crowdfunding to raise the roof
Gladstone’s Crow Street Creative is a community-driven hub for the arts and live entertainment nestled in the industrial fringes of the CBD. Now the nonprofit behind the precinct is shaking the tin to raise the roof, to protect their venue from rain and sun.
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