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Strong, sustainable industries in Queensland make nation more resilient

Queensland - and Australia - is one of the few places in the world with an end-to-end aluminium supply chain, from bauxite mining and...

Annual fair all stamped up

Stamp enthusiasts kicked off the year with Nanango's 39th annual stamp fair. Collectors from more than a dozen stamp clubs including Bundaberg and Gladstone, gathered...

Boat, bait and a big windfall: Gladstone man nets $1 million Weekday Windfall

A Gladstone dad has kicked off his Thursday in the best way imaginable, jumping onto his fishing boat at first light after reeling in...

Get on board with Navy Cadets

Powerful tribute to Eva Cassidy

Roblox on notice over ongoing child grooming concerns

Labor’s Gladstone Inland Rail promise goes off the rails

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Sport

Brothers continue winning fortunes into One Dayers

Gladstone Brothers picked up the lone Round 9 win in the Gladstone Cricket One Day Premiership in a tight contest. The Barbarians matched-up against...

Clinton sneak past Bears

Two impressive local performances have opened the Men’s Queensland Kappa Cup at Brian Niven Park. Defending Wesley Hall Cup champions Clinton advanced through to the...

Dolphins dazzle in Gladdy

The Dolphins were the comeback kings last Saturday night as they poured on four second half tries to down Central Queensland in the opening...

Gladstone athletes shine in Bundaberg

Gladstone athletes delivered a stellar performance at the 2026 Central Coast HART Regional Championships in Bundaberg last weekend, claiming multiple wins and podium finishes...

The Glen doubles up in Women’s Super League

It was a double for The Glen in Round 2 of the Gladstone Cricket Women’s Super League. Last Saturday The Glen Black Gold fired...

Central stun rivals Clinton to advance in competition

Central has flexed its muscle over local rivals Clinton in a sensational performance in the opening round of the Queensland Kappa Cup. The Centralites scored...

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Gig Guide

If you have a gig you would like to promote send us an email at editorial@gladstonetoday.com.au Please include the the name of the gig, date,...

On This Day: Hug Day!

Hug Day is a special occasion that encourages people to express their affection through the simple act of hugging. This day reminds us of the...

On This Day: National Latte Day!

Macaroni and cheese, fish and chips, cookies and cream, or chips and salsa. Some foods were just made to go together! The same goes...

Che Remedy is making magic

The Discovery Coast’s very own Che Remedy will be bringing their duo magic back to the Agnes Blues, Roots & Rock Festival in February...

World journey with Palumbo

Genre-bending world journeyman artist Palumbo is getting ready to rock the Agnes Blues, Roots & Rock Festival in February 2026, performing on the Discovery...

On This Day: World Nutella Day!

Happiness is a warm taste of hazelnut spread on a warm flaky pastry! And that hazelnut spread is known across the world as its...

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Coalition touts era of trust and unity after split

Liberal and National leaders insist they trust each other, guaranteeing no further Coalition break-ups after striking a deal to end the parties' second split...

Apprentices in the pipeline

Moura State High School students Sherri Bauer and Shanae Dales are breaking the mould, dedicating themselves to a school-based plumbing apprenticeship with Biloela Plumbing...

Grants to power first-nations-led climate solutions in rural Australia

First Nations-led and First Nations-directed organisations in remote, rural and regional communities across Australia are encouraged to apply for grants of up to $20,000...

Flood recovery, tick risk, and staying ready

I’m pleased to inform you of some good news after the recent devastating floods through our state’s north-west. Many cattle producers across Queensland are...

QAL welcomes workforce of the future

Thousands of Central Queensland apprentices have recently returned to CQUniversity’s TAFE workshops in Emerald, Gladstone, Mackay and Rockhampton for their 2026 training. Among the cohort...

Strong showing at pre-season clash

Gladstone Today photographer DEBBIE BUCKLAND made it OUT and ABOUT to see the Dolphins to take on Capras at a Pre-Season clash in Gladstone...

Tougher Queensland laws on antisemitism and terrorism to be introduced

Tougher laws - to be introduced in Parliament this week - will deliver a suite of changes focused on antisemitism, terrorist symbols and phrases,...

Free community first aid training offered across Gladstone region

Gladstone Regional Council is inviting residents to take part in a series of free community first aid training sessions being held across the Gladstone...

Teen brains hate early mornings – why should schools take note

If teenagers had their way, school would never start before 10am. And it turns out, neuroscience says they might be onto something. As The King’s School...

Letters to the Editor

POLES, WIRES AND POWER BILLS As we charge relentlessly “head-on” with AI and the digital era, it seems to me, as someone now well over...

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