Emily Dobson

When Dale Adamson arrived in outback Queensland a little over 12 months ago he was captivated by burnt-orange sunsets and the breezy bush attitude.

Ask Bob Katter and he'll tell you he has lived many lives. University drop-out, activist, army reservist, labourer, grazier, published author, and politician.

A couple have been rescued after their four-wheel drive was washed away in crocodile-infested flood waters in north-west Queensland.

Gulf fishers are delighting in the best barramundi season they’ve seen and bumper prawn hauls – and that's good news for festive tables.

With D-day looming, the Mount Isa Rodeo has been granted a lifeline, but it may not be enough.

A single Optus store in outback Queensland racked up debt for 42 vulnerable customers totalling over $150,000, the consumer watchdog has alleged.

Crocodiles thrown at barmaids, a weapon drawn over a bad prawn deal, and a heist orchestrated on Mother's Day.

Barramundi fishers such as John Kemeridis are having their best season in decades in the crystal blue waters of the Gulf of Carpentaria.

Program: Presented by Australia's barramundi fishing industry is shrinking due to increasingly strict regulations and competition from overseas.

Hundreds of kilometres from the nearest maternity service, mothers in these remote communities are still getting top-notch care.