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Celebrating 50 years of artistic excellence

One of Queensland’s most celebrated regional art events is celebrating a significant milestone in 2025, its 50th anniversary. Since its inaugural year in 1976,...

Rio Tinto Athletics for the Outback program comes to Gladstone

Australian Olympic middle-distance runner and hometown hero Peyton Craig returned to Gladstone last week, trading the world stage for the school oval to inspire...

Lightning strike takes out C4 unit

CS Energy returned Callide Power Station’s Unit C4 to service, following the impact of a severe thunderstorm that caused C4 to trip and go...

Calliope brothers ready to ride at PBR decider

Calliope brothers Macaulie and Boston Leather will fly the flag for Central Queensland when the PBR Australia Grand Finals hit Townsville this weekend, joining...

Money owed ‘will be paid’

Billionaire Andrew “Twiggy” Forrest says his company will repay more than $60 million to the State Government following the collapse of Fortescue’s green hydrogen...

Community’s powerful tribute

More than 1000 people gathered at Barney Point Beach on Saturday, 25 October, to pay their respects to Jordana Johnson, Jordan Norris and Chazz...

Tondoon’s bonsai dream blooms

Tondoon Botanic Gardens has marked its 37th birthday with a gift that will keep on growing — the grand opening of its brand-new Bonsai...

Lions roar in Boyne Island

On Tuesday, 14 October, Boyne Island Lions Club hosted our monthly morning tea. This month was different in that we celebrated our second birthday. There was...

Upgrade’s not on the radar

Flynn MP Colin Boyce has declared a new state-of-the-art weather radar for Gladstone was in the national interest to improve safety and forecasting in...

Tomago closure exposes risks

To kick off the election campaign at the start of this year, the Prime Minister visited the Tomago Aluminium Smelter near Newcastle. Following the visit,...

A moment to celebrate: the North’s Grain Export triumph Is no small feat

It’s important AgForce celebrates the wins in rural advocacy - and the recent bulk grain export directly from the Port of Townsville is a...

Drakes Sun Valley’s grand re-opening

Drakes Sun Valley held its grand re-opening celebrations on Wednesday, 22 October, unveiling a fresh look inside and out. After undergoing renovations over the past...

SharkSmart drone

The Queensland Government is delivering safer beaches in the Burnett, with SharkSmart drone surveillance now operating for the first time at Kellys Beach. This summer,...