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Bring gold coins and have a great night

Boyne Island is set for a fun-filled night with Eat St on the Field, a lively market and music event, on Saturday, 13 December,...

Six charged with the theft of copper wire

Police have charged six people with 81 offences relating to the theft of copper wire across Central Queensland. These include a 46-year-old Gracemere man who...

Driving into the EV future

My wife and I have taken delivery of our new 2026 Tesla Model 3 Long Range. Our 2020 Tesla Model 3 Standard Range Plus was...

Aldoga solar farm fully operational

Early risers see the best catches

Sharing Christmas in Gladstone

Boyne River water supply

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Sport

Top-of-the-table clash finishes level

Wet Like Water and Devilicious couldn’t be split as the Gladstone Amateur Basketball Senior Summer Competition rolled into the last round of 2025. The...

Olympic vision elevates Paralympian status

The Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games will be a "catalyst Games" for Paralympians, according to wheelchair road racing champion Madison De Rozario. De Rozario...

The region’s golf results

GLADSTONE GOLF CLUB Men’s stroke 26-11 A Grade winner: Dale Harris 68, second: Nathan Raphael 69, third: Artie Raphael 69. B Grade winner: Mick Butler 68, second:...

Golden girls crowned

It was a golden end to a terrific Women’s Super League season last Sunday morning. The Glen Gold and The Glen Black went head-to-head...

Festive start for AFL teams

With the release of the Festival of Footy draw this week, the BITS and Gladstone now know how they will open the AFL Capricornia...

Terrific in the CQ twilight

Last weekend, local swimmers had a chance to shine among Olympians without leaving the Central Queensland region. A combined 53 athletes from Gladstone South and...

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On This Day: International Animal Rights Day!

Humans, who share the planet with all kinds of different creatures, sometimes need to be reminded that animals deserve to be treated with dignity,...

Weekend fun at the Makers Market

Gladstone Today photographer DEBBIE BUCKLAND was OUT AND ABOUT and snapped some locals at the Benaraby Progress Association's Makers Market! Check out who was spotted!

On This Day: National Cookie Day!

Cookies are sweet and full of all sorts of delicious goodness, from nuts to fruit to chocolate. They can be either delightfully crumbly or...

On This Day: Make A Gift Day!

National Make a Gift Day is a special day that inspires people to create and give handmade presents. Celebrated on 3 December each year,...

On This Day: Pins And Needles Day

Let’s dive into the intriguing world of Pins and Needles Day, celebrated each year on 27 November. This special day has a rich history...

On This Day: National Gingerbread Cookie Day!

Gingerbread cookies have soft and chewy insides with a hint of a crispy outside and often they are decorated with piped frosting. National Gingerbread...

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The Wizard of Oz comes alive

Adagio School of Dance is delighted to announce that its 2025 end-of-year production will bring the beloved classic The Wizard of Oz to the...

Fox control program drives down nest predation

Recent fox eradication efforts in the Agnes Water and Boyne-Tannum areas has given the region’s marine turtle eggs and hatchlings a fighting chance at...

Labor’s climate hypocrisy

Last week in the House of Representatives the Labor Member for Leichhardt - effectively Far North Queensland - Matt Smith said that "When I...

Job cuts hit Gladstone

The Gladstone community was rocked by Rio Tinto’s decision to cut production at the Yarwun Alumina Refinery impacting 180 jobs. The site currently employs around...

Nature law reform welcomed

Last week, landmark reforms to our federal nature law, the Environmental Protection and Biodiversity Conservation (EPBC) Act were passed. The deal between Labor and...

Smoky Creek currency period extended

Despite 16 submissions pleading with the Banana Shire Council to deny Edify Energy an extension of time for its now expanded $1.4 billion renewable...

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