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Gladstone crime wrap

Axe-wielding man charged - Clinton A 27-year-old Clinton man was charged with going armed to cause fear following a disturbance in Clinton on 12 April. It...

Unions unite for Labour Day march

Gladstone Labour Day march and rally brought together union members from across the spectrum of employment in the region. The march down Goondoon Street began...

Celebrating 90 years

The Callide Valley Show is back on Friday, 15 May and Saturday, 16 May, marking 90 years of showcasing local agriculture, talent and community...

Tax freedom under threat

This week marks ‘Tax Freedom Day’ for the average Australian. The average Australian taxpayer pays about a third of their income in taxes, so for...

Forced to close clothing exchange for kids

Moura resident Natalie Strom says she is devastated after being forced to close her children's clothing exchange, which has provided a special service for...

A coastal celebration of culture, history and community

Queensland’s most unique coastal festival returns from 22–24 May 2026, as the Town of 1770 comes alive with a three-day celebration of history, culture...

Shining a light on volunteers

As we approach National Volunteer Week (18–24 May 2026), I would like to take the opportunity to shine a spotlight on our local volunteer...

Gladstone part of state’s fuel security plan

Gladstone has been identified as a key player in the state government’s push to strengthen Queensland’s fuel security, with new plans targeting expanded storage,...

Sugar industry facing increasing pressures

The hot topic at the moment is the state of the nation, isn't it? I know it's like an echo out of the Swiss Alps...

Screen time is shaping your brain – but you can take control

Every click, scroll and decision is training your brain – and experts say those choices may matter more than you think. However, CQUniversity Adjunct Senior...

Billions in gas exported, but where are the returns?

If you’re a nurse, teacher, retail worker or driller’s offsider, you’re paying more tax than any of Australia’s massive gas corporations. Most of the gas...

Seller disclosure laws improving buyer protection, not driving gazumping

Queensland’s new seller disclosure laws are not responsible for gazumping or failed property deals, Queensland Law Society (QLS) says, as sellers continue to adjust...

Gladstone crime wrap

Axe-wielding man charged - Clinton A 27-year-old Clinton man was charged with going armed to cause fear following a disturbance in Clinton on 12 April. It...