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, December 1.
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Deputy Premier Steven Miles said “the impact on the right and liberties of individuals is appropriate in the circumstances” during the State Government’s second reading of the bill that would prevent Chris Hooper from becoming mayor.
(Catch up HERE)
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Investigations into a suspicious fire which consumed parts of Rockhampton State High School overnight remain
(Catch up HERE)
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From country races to celebrations on the riverbank, a party at The Goat and relaxation at Great Keppel Island, there are ample events to choose from in the region for New Years.
(Catch up HERE)
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A patient was flown to Rockhampton Hospital in a serious condition following a crash at Barmaryee.
(Catch up HERE)
The Department of Environment and Science set a trap last week to capture a crocodile recently seen in the Fitzroy River.
(Catch up HERE)
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See you back here tomorrow for The Morning Rewind.
