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Boyzone: No Matter What review – the scenes about Stephen Gately are truly poignant

This tale of the 90s boyband’s career is gripping from start to finish – be it the war of words between Keating and Walsh, or the emotional discussion of Gately publicly coming out

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Regional book festivals help raise town profiles, encourage new writers

Regional book festivals help raise town profiles, encourage new writers

In the age of online shopping, regional writers festivals are helping keep bricks-and-mortar bookshops alive and encouraging a new generation of authors and readers.

Search for missing elderly man Peter Roach scaled back in Rockhampton

Search for missing elderly man Peter Roach scaled back in Rockhampton

A land, water and air search for 80-year-old Peter Roach — who is non-verbal and has a medical condition that can cause confusion — is scaled down in Central Queensland.

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Queensland parents try alternative education as special assistance schools prove popular

Nicholas used to beg his mum to stay home from school, a place that made him feel judged and misunderstood. But enrolling in a special assistance school has made all the difference.

Capricorn Coast sees steady, sustained population and property market growth post-COVID

As house prices cool off in some parts of the country, this town on the Capricorn Coast is still growing as people flock from south-east Queensland.

Fine print book designer keeps inventor Johannes Gutenberg's centuries-old letterpress tradition alive

It takes hours to prepare each page, and there's no guarantee what emerges from the press will be perfect. But for printers like Derek Lamb, "the romance of the process" makes it easy to keep using Gutenberg's method and sharing it with future generations.

Border collies popular working dogs in Queensland, with a record sale and new Muster Dogs season

While kelpies might be what you imagine as the typical farm dog, border collies are the more popular breed among rural Queenslanders. Breeders John Pointon and Prue Howard explain why.

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Paralympic dream helps Blake McGuiness adjust to vision impairment from rare optic nerve condition

Paralympic dream helps Blake McGuiness adjust to vision impairment from rare optic nerve condition

Blake McGuiness had started an electrical apprenticeship when he was diagnosed with a life-changing optic nerve condition. It made him question what his future held but, he says, sport was the turning point.

Female four-wheel drive enthusiasts confront stereotypes with off-road adventures

Female four-wheel drive enthusiasts confront stereotypes with off-road adventures

Four-wheel driving started as a way for Madelyn Holmes to get to better vantage points for photos and turned into a lasting passion. But people still do a double-take when they learn of her hobby.

Woppa-Great Keppel Island family enjoys distance education, despite challenges living off-grid

Woppa-Great Keppel Island family enjoys distance education, despite challenges living off-grid

These sun-soaked beaches and crystal-clear waters are a Great Barrier Reef paradise. They're also a second classroom for the Harris sisters.

Suburban bushland restored with 150 types of native trees by retired entomologist over 10 years

Suburban bushland restored with 150 types of native trees by retired entomologist over 10 years

Bob Newby has spent a decade planting 150 types of native trees to bring more birds, bugs and butterflies to his neighbourhood. His persistence is paying off and he hopes to inspire others to adopt their own slice of suburban bushland.

Early dementia diagnosis key to keeping Olive Eather at home on central Queensland farm

Early dementia diagnosis key to keeping Olive Eather at home on central Queensland farm

Olive Eather watched her mother's decline from dementia and hoped for years she would escape the same fate. But, four years on from her own diagnosis, she wants to give hope to other sufferers.

Housing crisis forces pet owners and animal foster carers to make heartbreaking decisions

Housing crisis forces pet owners and animal foster carers to make heartbreaking decisions

Tanya Wooley has been fostering pets for owners in crisis, but long waiting times for social housing and record-low vacancy rates have forced her to suspend care services. But there's some hope in sight for Queensland renters.

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