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Exhibition celebrates the people and places of Central Queensland’s energy transformation

The illuminated Queensland Alumina Ltd smelter stands out against the night sky in Gladstone, a symbol of the region’s pivotal role in the alumina and aluminium industries. (Katherine Griffiths)

A new photography exhibition, ‘The people and places powering Australia’s future’, has opened at Gladstone City Library. On display until […]

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