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Women in business, and why economic security matters

Last weekend’s EmpowerHER MarketFest at the Bundaberg Multiplex was busy from the moment the doors opened. I am reliably informed […]

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Valleys break winless run
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Valleys break winless run

Valleys broke its winless run in the Rockhampton Senior Rugby League Men’s competition. Valleys put on one of their better performances of the season...

Panthers shake off Saints in Under-13 action

Coldest morning of the year

BITS back in winning touch

Card surcharge ban looms

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Coldest morning of the year

Central Queensland residents were breaking out the winter doonas on the weekend, with Saturday, 9 May, recorded as the coldest morning of 2026 so...

BITS back in winning touch

BITS survived a mighty scare from the Rockhampton Panthers to re-enter the AFL Capricornia senior men’s winners’ circle last Saturday. The Saints travelled to...

Card surcharge ban looms

The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has announced significant changes to how card payments are regulated, with card surcharges on eftpos, Visa and Mastercard...

The Fred Hollows Foundation thanks generous Gladstone

The Fred Hollows Foundation is thanking the Gladstone community for their ongoing support during a challenging time where people are facing rising costs. Over...

Build bigger or fall short – Gladstone’s energy test

Across Queensland and Australia, we’re building the infrastructure for our energy future right now, the vital transmission lines we need to get cheap and...

Capras hold on for point

Central Queensland took an NRL-bolstered Ipswich side to the absolute limit last Saturday, just falling short in the final moments. The third-placed Capras welcomed the...

Boyce denies One Nation move

Flynn MP Colin Boyce has denied claims he is leaving the Nationals as "clickbait", following media reports over the weekend that he was considering...

Celebrate a milestone at this year’s National Tree Day

National Tree Day is turning 30 in July with registrations to Australia's largest community tree planting party now open. There are two National Tree Day...

Brain science set to shape the future of AI

The future of artificial intelligence may depend less on better chatbots – and more on understanding how the human brain works. CQUniversity educational neuroscience expert...

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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,...

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