MORNING REWIND: top 5 stories you might 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 might have missed yesterday, November 26.
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A number of fire crews remained over night to keep an eye on the Nerimbera bushfire, during which a Good Samaritan leapt into action to help residents evacuate.
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Default Rockhampton mayor Chris Hooper has called for the “dismissal of the Rockhampton Regional Council”, claiming councillors were in serious breach of the Local Government Act.
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The man accused of dangerous operation of a motor vehicle causing the death of Nathanael Patson on Yeppoon Road in March was named in court.
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The Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility has come through with the goods for Central Queensland, delivering a $76 million loan to CQUniversity.
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Clermont’s Anthony Lee has been acknowledged globally for going above and beyond to help local primary producers.
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See you back here tomorrow for The Morning Rewind.
