Preserving NQ mining memories A North Queensland museum's mission is to see the mining heritage preserved for the benefit of future generations. Test 20 hours, 23 minutes
North Queensland pioneers recognised for 150 years at Gilberton When Tom Martel set up his butcher shop to cater for the gold rush in the Gilberton region in 1869, he could hardly have imagined his descendants still living there 150 years later. Test 1 day, 17 hours
Split level living a contemporary western winner When you walk into Jayde and Ben Chandler's home at Gregory Park, 39 kilometres south of Barcaldine, it's hard to reconcile the cool airy atmosphere of the open plan design with an image of a civic centre. Test 4 days, 5 hours
Retired farmer, Australia's oldest man turns 111 Dexter Kruger has attributed his good health to living "a life in the bush in the country air". Test 6 days, 19 hours
Roger North rescuing history one Jeep at a time Goondiwindi's Roger North has spent a lifetime restoring WWII Jeeps. Test 2 weeks, 5 days
A family home where a legend was etched out Queensland Country Life goes behind the scenes of David and Prue Bondfield's Strathgarve sanctuary. Test 3 weeks, 3 days
Santa touches down at Roma Forget the reindeers - a play-gym that grandchildren had grown out of has become a chariot for Santa and Mrs Claus in the Roma district. Test 4 weeks
Queensland's 'tidy towns' clean up with awards Rockhampton and Cunnamulla have been recognised in the Queensland Tidy Towns Awards. Test 1 month
Drought-stricken farmers turn to crafts to feed stock Forced to put their organic status on hold due to the drought, a Texas family have found an alternative source of income to truck in feed for their stock. Test 1 month
Qantas Cabin Crew on a drought mission The Qantas Cabin Crew Team has lent a very welcome helping hand on Wattle Downs at The Gums. Test 1 month
North Queensland pioneers recognised for 150 years at Gilberton When Tom Martel set up his butcher shop to cater for the gold rush in the Gilberton region in 1869, he could hardly have imagined his descendants still living there 150 years later. Test
Herbert's mangrove mayhem The livelihood of cane growers in the Lower Herbert is taking a hit with floodwater unable to escape due to drainage maintenance issues. Test
Foreign investor checks relax, but national security bar rising Foreign buyers no longer need every purchase ticked by FIRB, but new fees and national security rules could be frustrating. Test