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Opinion The Bulletin asked readers on Facebook: Are wild dogs a problem in your area?

Opinion The Bulletin asked readers on Facebook: Yes or no: should young people be forced to wait to go on the dole?

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Your Story Courtney Hancock with 2 rally volunteers Bill Mackey and Tony Linnett

Your Story YOUR STORY: Mary MacKillop Catholic College has been given the title The Thinking School after winning two sections in Opti-Minds competition.

Your Story WE had three submissions in yesterday’s poll, but the voting race focused on this image by Casey Eveleigh and an equally lovely shot by Hollies Photography.

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Opinion READERS comments online yesterday suggest people were not interested in Rocky Mayor Margaret Strelow's citizens jury idea. Readers can now vote in a poll here.

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Your Story READER Tamara Jensen shared this moving poem which highlights how the simple, three-worded question "are you okay?" can make a huge difference in someones life.

News THE Laidley Quilt and Craft Expo began today with needlework and fine art displays featured alongside those of vintage trucks, tractors, cars and engines.

Your Story YOUR STORY: After days of rain, the sun shone on Queens Park for the Parkinson's Walk in the Park on Sunday August 30.

Your Story WE had a really spectacular line-up of images to choose between for today’s Photo of the Day and voters selected Di Lymbury’s photo of two rainbow bee eaters.

Your Story Year 12 students studying the Community and Family Studies course at Bishop Druitt College have manage to find time to raise money for a much needed cause.

Your Story Cooroy Gymnastics Club will be heading off to compete at the Gymnastics Queensland Junior State Championships and the Queensland Regional Team Challenge.

Opinion THE Syrian refugee situation has been a hot topic in the Rockhampton community this week due to comments made by One Nation leader Pauline Hanson.

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Letters to the Editor THE work undertaken by Capricorn Animal Aid (CAA) and the RSPCA across our region goes unheralded to a large extent.

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News Duncan Thompson's Sports Shop window was home to the international Davis Cup trophy and Neale Fraser's tennis racquet during the 1962 Carnival of Flowers.

Your Story THE sight of a pair of king parrots outside her kitchen window gave Helen Roskell pause to reflect on her good fortune.

Opinion A RESIDENT, fed-up with reckless drivers using a local street as a 'raceway' has written this letter. How bad is hooning on the streets in your area?

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News YEAR 11 student Callum Tucker already knows how he’s going to spend a big chunk of his Christmas holidays this year.

Your Story Only the Highest Quality Pitches Will Make the Final Your Pitch Journey Starts TODAY with the destination being your final pitch - to win!

Health A SIGNIFICANT proportion of Australian women are using prayer or spiritual healing as part of their healthcare management.

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