What is an RSS feed?

RSS stands for Rich Site Summary (or Really Simple Syndication).

An RSS feed gives web users the ability to receive the latest information from a website through the use of a ‘news reader' (also called a ‘news aggregator').

With this feature, updates made to Queensland Coalition's website will be available to you via RSS feed. RSS is fast becoming the most popular way to get the latest content delivered directly to you.

Click here to read more about RSS feeds.

News Readers (News Aggregators)

To be able to receive latest information via an RSS feed, web users need to install a News Reader on their computer. Micosoft recommends various News Readers available for download, which can be found here: Microsoft Windows Recommendations. Apple recommends NetNewsWire.

You may also use a web-based news aggregator like www.start.com or www.live.com which means you won't need to install anything and you can start using RSS feeds immediately. 

Internet Explorer 7 comes with a built-in RSS Feed aggregator - just check under the favourites tab.

Queensland Coalition RSS feeds

• To subscribe to all the Queensland Coalition News Feeds, copy the following line into your news reader:
  http://www.qldcoalition.org.au/news/RSSFeed.aspx



• To subscribe only to Blogs, copy the following line into your news reader:
  http://www.qldcoalition.org.au/news/RSSFeed.aspx?SectionID=265