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Women now dominate Gladstone’s new Councillor team

The Gladstone Region welcomed it's new-look council this week, with a new Deputy Mayor, five new councillors and a woman-dominant team all bringing fresh...

Seniors warned to be aware of scams

Scamwatch statistics have revealed Queenslanders over the age of 65 are experiencing bigger losses to scammers than any other age group, reporting $34,891,745 million...

The surprising health benefits of volunteering

Volunteering isn’t just about giving back to the community; it’s also a powerful tool for enhancing both mental and physical wellbeing – it can...

Buyers’ agents to the fore in CQ property market

Buyers' agents have rapidly emerged as a new player in the Gladstone real estate market. In Herron Todd White March month in review, director...

Library child porn on campaigner’s radar

An anti-child porn campaigner has successfully petitioned the Central Highlands council for the removal of catalogued works by author Ken Akamatsu, a leading lobbyist...

Would you risk your life and home for a few hundred dollars these holidays?

Would you risk your life, home and heavy fines to illegally carry out dodgy electrical work yourself? According to Ergon Energy Network, every year too...

Gladstone’s Matt Cooke new Chair of CQHHS

An existing Board member and CEO of the Gladstone Region Aboriginal and Islander Community Controlled Health Service has been appointed as the new Chair...

Fancy a front row seat to the regions best events?

If you spot green-shirt-cladded crew watching on under a marquee at the next ruby game, motorsports or even the Harbour Festival, please know they...

Labor’s refugee cruelty a new low

Late last week, the Albanese Labor Government continued its race to the bottom on migration and refugee rights, trying to slam through legislation that...

Coal’s not dead – far from it

The Labor party seems desperate to kill off the coal industry, or at least announce coal's death to the world repeatedly. Back at the 2019...

All the fun of the Harbour Festival

And that's a big Easter-egg-wrap for another year at the Yaralla Gladstone Harbour Festival and Easter long weekend events held around the city. The weather...

Farmers can’t be forgotten in the rush for environmental reform

Farmers cannot be forgotten in the rush for environmental laws. We need clarity and consistency in government regulation. It's not anti-environment, it's pro-farm. Queensland agricultural...