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Members of the community invited to attend a free weed spotting workshop

Gladstone residents are invited to attend the new weed spotting workshop at the function room next to Calliope Library and Transaction Centre. (File)

Gladstone Regional Council invites member of the community to a free educational workshop to help improve weed identification skills and […]

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