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Huge bites and light winds

Inshore/Offshore After some very strong southerly winds, this week has seen the wind swing to the west. This weekend’s forecast definitely looks like there will be...

Gladstone joins national tree day

Residents are invited to support the local environment by taking part in a free community planting event as part of National Tree Day 2025. Established...

Free women’s health checks

Free women’s health clinics and sexual health screenings are being provided throughout Central Queensland during July. Clinical Nurse Consultants Melissa and Melany are on the...

Australian Conservation Foundation disingenuous at best

Queensland’s peak representative body for rural producers has condemned the Australian Conservation Foundation for its latest misleading campaign against Australian cattle producers. AgForce Cattle president...

Child Safety submissions open

The Queensland Government's Commission of Inquiry into the Child Safety System officially commenced this week on Tuesday, 1 July. The Honourable Paul Anastassiou KC, appointed...

Judge to conduct statutory QCAT review

The Queensland Government has appointed retired Federal Court Judge the Honourable David Thomas to conduct the statutory review of Queensland’s Civil and Administrative Tribunal...

News In Brief

GCCI Best in Business nominations open The Gladstone Chamber of Commerce and Industry's Best in Business awards nominations are open. Putting the spotlight on local and...

Bayton award returns to RMOA

Entries are now open for the seventh edition of The Bayton Award, presented by Rockhampton Museum of Art (RMOA). The 2025 competition offers $18,200 in...

The quiet wounds that matter

Not long ago, a friend shared how she unexpectedly broke down in tears during a one-on-one with her manager. She’d made a small mistake...

Conservation Council sees uncertainty for investors

The Queensland Government’s shift away from renewable energy is already playing out to put jobs at risk in a major blow to the future...

Tissue time as flu, Covid hits hard

Seasonal flu and Covid cases are on the rise across Central Queensland. The latest Central Queensland Hospital and Health Service figures reveal there were...

One in three boaties found breaking rules

Maritime Safety Queensland (MSQ) is urging Queensland boaties to turn the tide these winter school holidays, after a worrying number of skippers were found...

Spirits soar for great air race

Mitchell Purcell can't remember if it was a Father's Day or birthday present of a one-hour scenic flight in the skies above Gladstone that...