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Birds and bathing

Birds and bathing – why does it happen? For most birds bathing in water is a very regular thing because it helps remove dust...

A day to celebrate our rich multicultural heritage

Australia Day is an important occasion to celebrate our success as a nation, including our Indigenous heritage and the contribution of generations of multicultural...

LNG exports hit new highs

Liquefied natural gas exports from the Gladstone port rose 1.4 per cent in 2023 compared to the previous year, according to the Gladstone Ports...

Sarah Diamond

Josh Arnold, a local legend for his singing and song writing abilities, recently released two songs. The first was a re-release of Sow and...

Over 700 marine animals dead

Over 700 marine animals were either killed or found dead after being drowned in nets or hooked on the lethal drumlines between 1 January...

Outouring of support after… Track ‘sabotage’

Community support and funds have poured in after the news that Benaraby Dragway has been hit by vandals in what has been labelled a...

Teen crims wreak havoc

Two teenagers are due to front court after a destructive crime spree in Gladstone over the Christmas-New Year period where six cars were stolen...

Praised facility targeted again

Enough is enough - Ross McClure calls out those responsible for vandalising community assets after thousands of dollars of damage was inflicted on public...

Walk with us

The call has gone out to the community to come and train with local QAS medics, Jacalyn Stewart and Teressa Hartwell this weekend as...

‘Turtle-y’ grateful for the lift

What was meant to be a school holiday beach games morning suddenly turned into a giant, green sea turtle rescue at Seventeen-Seventy last Tuesday. 1770...

Calling all candidates

With local Government elections scheduled for 16 March, Gladstone Today are seeking to hear from all intending candidates to be included in upcoming election...

It’s an ad for the ages

The highly anticipated annual summer Australian Lamb ad has returned for 2024, this year highlighting that nothing bridges the “generation gap” and ...

Future remains bright at GAWB

Gladstone Area Water Board (GAWB) has celebrated 115 years of collective employee service at a recent presentation to recognise eleven long-serving employees. Starting with five...

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