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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,...

On This Day: National Candy Cane Day!

Get hooked on these minty confectionery, sample different flavors or use them to enhance other sweet treats like hot chocolate and cookies. A lot of...

28 people charged over cannabis operation

State Drug Squad detectives have charged 28 people after uncovering three multi-million-dollar cannabis farms following investigations under Operation Whiskey Alon in the Central and...

More than dollars and sense

When it comes to determining the value of a financial adviser, it comes down to more than dollars and cents. Numerous studies have shown that...

Gladstone named among Australia’s biggest bargain-hunting cities

Gladstone has been revealed as one of the top 10 cities in Australia on the hunt for online sales events including Black Friday, Christmas...

Celebrating Graduates

As the festive season draws closer, CQ University Gladstone held their annual graduation ceremony at the Gladstone Entertainment and Convention Centre on Thursday 12...

Childcare crisis sparks frenzy as new Gladstone centre receives 200 enquiries in just 30...

In a striking display of pent-up demand, a soon-to-be-completed childcare centre in Gladstone has sent local families scrambling for spots. Just four weeks after...

Foundation spreads Christmas cheer to thousands of animals

Thousands of dogs and puppies are set to receive gifts and affection this Christmas as the Petbarn Foundation kicks off its annual campaign. This year,...

Early education in Gladstone

Although there was no official school at the settlement during O’Connell’s residency period, but the education of the children was not neglected. It is...

Lines, lures and legends

Inshore/Offshore This last week has finally seen some good periods of weather which has enabled plenty of people to head out into the blue after...

Dutton’s nuclear plan to help decarbonise as a trading economy

Peter Dutton's nuclear plan, announced last week revealed that integrating nuclear energy into Australia's energy mix could save $263 billion, but Gladstone-based Greens Senator,...

And that’s a wrap for U3A

The Gladstone U3A wrapped up their final event of the year and had everyone up and dancing on the dance floor. The Christmas party,...

BITS suffer late blow, share spoils with Bluebirds

Boyne Island Tannum Sands came within seconds of picking up their first win in the Men’s Football Queensland Premier League Men’s competition, but a...