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OUT AND ABOUT: Beach day in Tannum

Gladstone Today photographer DEBBIE BUCKLAND was at Tannum Sands Beach and snapped holidaymakers and locals having fun in the sun.

Plenty to be proud about for Gladstone Region Youth Council in 2025

Gladstone Region Youth Council has turned ideas into action in 2025, delivering a packed year of initiatives aimed at making the region a better...

Paws off the pudding: One-in-five Aussies to feed their pets risky Christmas foods

Pet owners have been warned not to let their festive feast turn into a dog’s breakfast, with new research from Compare the Market revealing...

Caravan and trucking industries urge road safety as families prepare for summer holidays

These school holidays, Queenslanders are being reminded to prioritise safety and share the road responsibly during the summer's busiest travel period. The Caravan Trade...

Window for great fishing

Inshore/Offshore Last weekend was a great little weather window, we saw plenty of boats head inshore and offshore in chase of some of the spectacular...

Stay healthy and out of hospital this Christmas

Central Queensland hospitals are open and ready for emergencies right through the Christmas holiday period, but staff would rather not see you. Central Queensland Hospital...

Fighting to make Callide better

2025 certainly brought on a number of challenges for our state with floods to the north and west and cyclones to our east to...

Key highway upgrade completed near Calliope

Critical safety upgrades on a busy stretch of the Bruce Highway near Calliope have been completed, delivering safer and more reliable travel for motorists...

Whirlwind year spent fighting for electorate

What a year 2025 has been! This year, I drove roughly 50,000 kilometres staying in touch with our local communities and spent around 20 weeks...

Who supports the supporters?

Across Gladstone, hundreds of community organisations, from sporting clubs and cultural groups to men’s sheds and youth services, are quietly holding the region together. They...

Gladstone continues to look after its own

As 2025 draws to a close, I want to take a moment to reflect on the year that has been for the Gladstone region,...

Busby Marou makes life beautiful

When Aunty Sheila Duca danced with the red devil - one of the most potent chemotherapy drug regimes on the market for breast cancer...

Block out the calendar for blues fest

The annual festival will deliver three unforgettable days of live Blues, Roots, and Rock, all set against the breathtaking backdrop of the Great Barrier...

Thomas makes tracks