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Jun 17, 2024 | 
northweststar.com.au | Samantha Campbell |Samantha Walton
Jean Tapp displaying her favourite entry of rocky road slice, claiming first place at the Cloncurry and District Show. Picture Samantha Campbell. If you're looking for a recipe for anything sweet or savoury in Cloncurry, there is only one person to call. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
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Jun 16, 2024 | 
northqueenslandregister.com.au | Samantha Campbell |Samantha Walton
Jean Tapp displaying her favourite entry of rocky road slice, claiming first place at the Cloncurry and District Show. Picture Samantha Campbell. If you're looking for a recipe for anything sweet or savoury in Cloncurry, there is only on person to call. Jean Tapp has many titles, a mother, grandmother, gardener but many locals know her for her extraordinary cooking abilities.
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Jun 16, 2024 | 
northweststar.com.au | Samantha Campbell |Samantha Walton
Pictures by Samantha Campbell. The north west beef industry was showcased over the weekend, with Clonagh Station claiming top honours at the Cloncurry and District Show. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
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Jun 14, 2024 | 
queenslandcountrylife.com.au | Samantha Campbell |Samantha Walton
View +12 PhotosPictures by Samantha Campbell. Cloncurry and District Show has drawn a crowd on day one of the north west event, with showgoers attending from far and wide. The day commenced with action packed itinerary in the arena with showjumping and working dog demonstrations. Other features on the day included pig races, petting zoo, rock climbing, arts and crafts pavilion and plenty of show rides, local market stalls, food, showbags and for the first time in several years a poultry pavilion.
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Jun 14, 2024 | 
northqueenslandregister.com.au | Samantha Campbell |Samantha Walton
View +12 PhotosPictures by Samantha Campbell. Cloncurry and District Show has drawn a crowd on day one of the north west event, with showgoers attending from far and wide. The day commenced with action packed itinerary in the arena with showjumping and working dog demonstrations. Other features on the day included pig races, petting zoo, rock climbing, arts and crafts pavilion and plenty of show rides, local market stalls, food, showbags and for the first time in several years a poultry pavilion.
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Jun 7, 2024 | 
northqueenslandregister.com.au | Samantha Campbell |Samantha Walton
Patricia Mitchell OAM with ICPA Queensland president Wendy Henning. Photo: ICPA QLD. Patricia Mitchell OAM has celebrated her 50th conference at the 53rd ICPA State Conference in Townsville this week, and reflected on the strong workings of the organisation. Patricia Mitchell OAM first heard of the Isolated Children and Parents Association while listening to the radio in the 1970s.
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May 31, 2024 | 
northqueenslandregister.com.au | Samantha Campbell |Samantha Walton
Why mothers sacrifice careers for remote educationA doctor, a teacher, an accountant, a lawyer; or if you're like me a journalist... Last week I found myself submitting my resignation. I didn't want to resign. I love my job. But the time had come, like many bush women before me, to put my career on hold. We live on a cattle station near Cloncurry, and we have three beautifully wild children, one of whom I teach while also working part time for the North Queensland Register.
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May 26, 2024 | 
northqueenslandregister.com.au | Samantha Campbell |Samantha Walton
Sizer and Cogill look to exceed last year's numbers with new grain infrastructure close to completion. Picture supplied. North Queensland grain statistics are on their way to exceed last year's totals, increasing rapidly at the start of the year. A Port of Townsville spokesperson said grain volumes were increasing year after year, with more growers moving into the commodity.
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May 24, 2024 | 
queenslandcountrylife.com.au | Samantha Campbell |Samantha Walton
SkyKelpie would trade in bikes, horses and helicopters for a remote and easily accessible system. Photo supplied. Mustering cattle with horses, bikes or helicopters could soon be a thing of the past, as demonstrated to producers by a North Queensland tech-company.
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May 23, 2024 | 
northweststar.com.au | Samantha Campbell |Samantha Walton
NWQROC executive director Greg Hoffman, chair Jack Bawden and deputy chair Janene Fegan. Picture supplied. North West Queensland Regional Organisation of Councils has welcomed new mayors and a new agenda, addressing the Great Artesian Basin and allocation for remaining 2019 flood funding. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
