Plan for regional Australia
Did you know regional Australia produces over 30 percent of the national economic output?
The Coalition understands that rural and regional Australia provides the bulk...
Port inspires Year 8 artworks
Chanel College Year 8 Art students have used their Abstract art skills learned during term one to create an array of amazing artworks for...
Paws-itively perfect pets
For those looking to add a new furry friend to their family, now is the perfect time, as March is National Pet Adoption Month.
Gladstone...
Navigating the Changing Landscape of Business
Attending the AICD Australian Governance Summit last week provided valuable insights into the evolving challenges facing businesses in Australia.
Two key themes stood out—artificial...
Displaced groups finding new homes
History will record the Genealogical Society of Gladstone has found a new, temporary home after the Gladstone Ports Corporation ended the 27-year association with...
Hooked on these catches
Inshore/Offshore
Last Saturday hosted some light Westerly winds early in the morning and we saw boats head out and fish our inshore ground with great...
Gig Guide
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,...
Dinosaur secret unearthed after hiding in plain sight
For 20 years, a boulder sat at Biloela State High School without anyone realising its significance.
But the boulder's remarkable secret has finally been revealed...
Chris Cameron returns as Gladstone Region Councillor
Chris Cameron is a Gladstone Region Councillor once again following a Declaration of Office on Monday, 17 March.
He replaces former councillor Kahn Goodluck, who...
Cyclone’s storm surges impact on Heron Island turtle nests
Heron Island suffered beach and dune erosion from Cyclone Alfred and fears remain for thousands of green and loggerhead turtle hatchlings.
Master reef guide,...
Community Events Billboard
Weekly events
Gladstone Boardgames Group
The board games nights are the first and third Friday of every month and Blood on the Clocktower is every Thursday...
Ties for two tiers of government strengthened
The State Government reaffirmed its commitment to working arm in arm with local governments to deliver for Queenslanders, with the signing of a new...
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...
