MORNING REWIND: 7 top stories you may have missed
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GOOD MORNING Central Queensland,
Welcome to today’s edition of The Morning Rewind, where we fill you in on the biggest stories you may have missed on Tuesday.
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Cafe plans for Mt Archer as redevelopment nears completion
Mount Archer visitors could soon be able to purchase food and drink as council calls for expressions of interest to fill the coffee shop which has stood vacant for the past nine years.
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Covid measures in place for a safe food and wine festival
With festival passes already close to selling out, the much-anticipated Capricorn Food and Wine Festival kicks off this Friday at Rockhampton’s riverfront - albeit in a different format than it has been in previous years.
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Local pharmacy worried about plans to test for COVID-19
The Queensland Government is exploring the option of using pharmacists to test for coronavirus, which is a concern for one Rocky pharmacy operator.
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TCC duo named in Qld Team of the Year
The Cathedral College’s Riley Boaza and Jai Hansen were named in the Queensland Team of the Year following the Aaron Payne Cup and Allan Langer Trophy schoolboys rugby league competitions.
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Ammonium nitrate plant concerns addressed at council table
Representatives from the proposed urea-ammonium nitrate manufacturing shed at Gracemere stood before Rockhampton Regional Council to address councillor concerns.
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Warm and wet Wednesday expected for Central Queensland
Healthy rainfalls were expected to take the edge off the hot Spring weather Central Queenland was expected to experience today.
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Alleged tired driver crashes into fence near Rocky school
A driver was alleged to have fallen asleep before ploughing into Glenmore State School’s fence, causing it “significant damage” yesterday morning.
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