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Australia leads global push for minimum social media age as 170,000 sign petitions

On 9 October the the South Australian and New South Wales governments prepared to co-host their first-ever Social Media Summit examining social media’s effects...

Planting seeds of support and hope

The Sunflower Initiative is brightening the Gladstone community by bringing awareness to those with hidden disabilities. Some disabilities, conditions or chronic illnesses are not immediately...

Savouring the weekend

Gladstone Today photographer DEBBIE BUCKLAND made it OUT AND ABOUT for Sunday Lunch at Auckland House and Gladstone Yacht Club. Check out who was...

St Vincent de Paul calls for Anti-Poverty Week action as Queenslanders struggle to avoid...

A St Vincent de Paul Society Queensland program launched to help keep vulnerable residents from falling into homelessness is hearing from desperate Queenslanders with...

Has the penny finally dropped?

The UK shut its last coal fired power plant a few weeks ago but there was much less fanfare about it than normal, especially...

Igniting outdoor thrills

Each year the Lake Awoonga Adventure Race sees local thrill-seekers racing, riding and paddling with others who enjoy the great outdoors. The sixth annual Lake...

Duncan in race again for Callide

After running in a number of Federal and State elections over the years, there’s no arguing that Wowan farmer, Duncan Scott has got tenacity. The...

On This Day: National Baking Week!

Creating delightful treats combines creativity, skill, and tradition, bringing joy and delicious aromas to any home. Those who bake on a regular basis can get...

Making sure your vote counts

Queenslanders only get an opportunity to vote on the future of our state once every four years. So, it’s really important that we all...

Fun, games, and community spirit

Sunday brought even more joy as The Queensland Heritage Park hosted the Family Fun Day. The day started with a traditional Poets’ Breakfast and...

Fun, games, and community spirit

Sunday brought even more joy as The Queensland Heritage Park hosted the Family Fun Day. The day started with a traditional Poets’ Breakfast and...

Biloela celebrates a century in style

Biloela came alive over the long weekend in October as over 1,500 people gathered to celebrate its centenary. Check out who was spotted at...

Bruce Highway Advisory Council callout

The Crisafulli Government will re-establish the Bruce Highway Advisory Council (BHAC) by the end of 2024 as part of its commitment to providing a...