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DV support from darkness to daylight

The Gladstone Women's Health Network's Darkness to Daylight Walk in the early hours of Friday, 11 July, sent a powerful message of remembrance, connection,...

Turtleway bridges replaced

Gladstone Regional Council has completed the replacement of two pedestrian bridges situated along the Turtleway Cycle Path within Boyne Island and Tannum Sands. Forming...

Teachers union protests spread to Central Queensland

With widespread disappointment and looming industrial action across Queensland state schools, teachers in Central Queensland are warning the State Government that they're up for...

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...

Talisman Sabre underway in CQ

Australia’s largest bilateral military exercise, Exercise Talisman Sabre 2025 has officially commenced. Talisman Sabre 2025 is the largest and most sophisticated warfighting exercise ever conducted...

Festival on pause but not gone

Beloved community event Under The Trees Music and Arts Festival is taking a creative turn in 2025, announcing a series of small-scale live music...

Proposed six knot speed limit for Baffle Creek

Maritime Safety Queensland is seeking community feedback on a proposal to introduce speed limits for boating in two sections of Baffle Creek. Baffle Creek currently...

On This Day: World Snake Day!

Snakes have gotten something of a bad rap over the past few thousand years. What with that one snake tricking that nice lady into eating...

An opportunity to understand

All of us in agriculture know and recognise the strong link between food security and environmental sustainability. But unfortunately this connection is not properly recognised...

Carbon costs crush industry

Last week, the Resources Minister Madeleine King warned that Chinese trade and investment practices were putting Australian manufacturing jobs at risk. She blamed the recent...

Castle Tower Lookout set for makeover

Lake Awoonga’s much-loved Castle Tower Lookout, a favourite backdrop for weddings and special events, is about to receive a major upgrade. From 2 November 2025...

Labor’s costly car tax

The Labor Government’s unfair tax on family cars, utes, and hybrids commenced on July 1. This tax will add up to $17,000 to the cost...

Rethinking data-driven value in agriculture

Three critical questions spring immediately to mind when talking `data driven value creation’. It’s being touted as the best way to drive increased productivity and...