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$2 billion deal for Boyne Smelters Limited

A landmark $2 billion deal between the Federal Government, State Government and Rio Tinto has secured the long-term future of Boyne Smelters Limited (BSL). The...

Start planning ahead for your Easter in Gladstone

The countdown until Easter in Gladstone celebrations is on with six weeks left until the Port City comes alive with harbourside celebrations centred around...

Ag bodies slam disappointing EU trade outcome

AgForce has joined with CANEGROWERS, the National Farmers’ Federation (NFF) and others across the agricultural sector in expressing deep disappointment at the outcome of...

From surviving to thriving: how the right support strengthens community

Many not for profits are doing great work, usually with limited resources, volunteer led committees and increasing compliance demands. For many the focus is...

A new tax on big super balances: what you need to know

Superannuation remains one of the most tax-effective ways for Australians to build long-term wealth for retirement. However, a new measure known as Division 296...

Resilience on show across Central Queensland

What a start to the year we’ve had in Central Queensland. Flash flooding in January from ex-tropical Cyclone Koji cut off the small community of...

Mullets for Mental Health is back in 2026

Registrations are now open for Black Dog Institute’s Mullets for Mental Health, with Australians encouraged to turn their mullet into something meaningful this April. From...

Local Restaurant Serves Up Support for Roseberry Qld this International Women’s Day

Roseberry Qld is extending its heartfelt thanks to Rocksalt Gladstone for their generous support during this year’s International Women’s Day celebration. Through their special...

Autumn weather is here

The Autumnal time of the year has arrived. Biloela recorded a 15.6C minimum last Sunday, the coolest minimum since 7 December, 2025. Places across the Central...

Drive low and help turtles grow

When driving on the beach, staying below the high tide mark helps protect nesting sea turtles. At Rules Beach, things are a little different. Large...

Understanding de facto property settlements

The Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia now have the jurisdiction to deal with de facto property settlements including same sex couples. The first...

Groundbreaking safety expo launching in Rockhampton

Rockhampton will soon welcome an exciting and unprecedented event as the Regional Safety Expo Australia debuts for the first time, bringing a unique blend...

Smart glasses make students better cheats – but poorer learners

A new wave of AI-enabled smart glasses is set to disrupt school and university exams, with one Australian expert warning the technology could render...