Chrissy Arthur

A group of central Queenslanders learns to sing Italian arias so they can take to the stage with professionals for a grand opera.

A netball player from central Queensland says the fast-paced, high-impact sport she took up at the age of 40 keeps her active in her senior years.

A netball player from central Queensland says the fast-paced, high-impact sport she took up at the age of 40 keeps her active in her senior years.

A central Queensland counsellor is working with dying people to reflect on their lives and give them a say in how they are remembered by family and friends.

A small primary school on the Capricornia coast joins a select few lucky enough to own a timpani.

Two-time world champion netballer Laura Geitz tells regional girls that coming from a country area is an advantage.

Queensland Attorney-General Yvette D’Ath reflects on her journey, as the first female Chief Justice of the High Court of Australia is sworn in.

When ABC journalist Chrissy Arthur was embedded with New Zealand troops taking part in Australia’s largest combined, joint defence force exercise, she was initially met with some suspicion.

A century-old building in Central Queensland that was once intended to be a vice-regal residence is being restored to its former glory.

Belinda Sharpe will referee Sunday’s NRL women’s grand final. As a trailblazer for women in sport — what advice does she have for girls?