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Harbour scores rise

The 11th annual Gladstone Harbour Report Card, prepared by the Gladstone Healthy Harbour Partnership (GHHP) was released on 20 November, containing updated results for...

Rising GP costs hit

Department of Health officials have admitted that out-of-pocket costs for patients are almost $50 on average – the highest on record – and will...

Heatwave warning for much of the state

Temperatures are forecast to be dangerously high today (Tuesday, 25 November) with heatwave warnings ranging from low to extreme throughout most of the state. Severe...

A heartwarming milestone

The Gladstone Region is celebrating a heartwarming milestone this year, 21 years of the much-loved Santa Letters tradition. Launched two decades ago by a council...

Herbicide risk

Had an interesting situation arise this last season, where circumstances led to a very late application of herbicide in a chickpea crop at the...

$96.5 million website getting another update

Leader of The Nationals David Littleproud said there should be consequences after revelations the Bureau of Meteorology’s (BOM) unpopular new website cost millions of...

It’s not just cost of living, its cost of inequality

One in seven Australians are now living in poverty. That’s up from one in eight just four years ago - according to the latest...

Building hope: Celebrating connection, community and local volunteers

Local community organisations will come together from 5pm to 6pm on Tuesday, 2 December for an annual event recognising the achievements, partnerships and volunteer...

Traffic disruptions, Auckland Street

Motorists are being advised to expect increased traffic disruptions along Auckland Street in the coming weeks, with multiple works scheduled at the intersections of...

Solid numbers in the Barras

Inshore/Offshore The weather hasn’t been kind this week, with very few chances to head offshore however tomorrow is looking half decent. A reminder that we...

Darren Coggan is Home for Christmas at Morning Melodies

It’s time to “Deck the shed with bits of wattle” and join award winning performer, Darren Coggan, as he celebrates the joy of being...

Every family needs a farmer — and AgForce by their side

Looking back on the past year, I’m proud to say AgForce has continued to deliver for Queensland producers — advocating fiercely, adapting strategically, and...

CQ Health grows its own First Nations workforce

First Nations training programs are opening doors for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students in Central Queensland to pursue their aspirations in health. ...