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The Great Artesian Basin is sacrosanct – Bugger off!

Katter’s Australian Party Leader and Member for Traeger, Robbie Katter has stood with AgForce, concerned farmers and community members, and the Federal KAP member...

VMR Gladstone Round-up

Brisbane to Gladstone Yacht Race All hands were on deck as Gladstone Rescue 1 greeted the fleet of the annual race this year, held March...

Shed extension to boost operations of Baffle Ck SES group

Disaster response in the southern end of the Gladstone Region will be boosted by the extension of the Baffle Creek State Emergency Service (SES)...

Police probe charity bin theft

Tannum Sands police are seeking public help in identifying two people caught on CCTV stealing clothing and household items from boxes of donations left...

FIFO roster works for Tropicbirds

Adult Red-tailed Tropicbirds are sea birds that are mostly white in colour with red beaks and a long red streaming tail feather. With the...

Housing survey critical to shire’s future

A housing survey launched by the Banana Shire has been described as critical by Mayor Nev Ferrier with up to 150 workers expected the...

OUT AND ABOUT at ARTmatters Twilight Markets

Gladstone Today social photographer DEBBIE BUCKLAND enjoyed the sights, smells and sounds of this months ARTmatters Twilight Markets on Saturday 13 April at Gladstone...

Tannum Sands woman to turn her house into a home thanks to $200,000 Lucky...

A Tannum Sands woman can’t wait to start renovations and create her dream living space after she bagged more than $200,000 in today’s Lucky...

Rejecting Winchester South Coal Mine is Essential for Queensland’s Future

To protect Queensland's environment and the human rights of those of us that live here, the Australian Conservation Foundation (ACF) and Mackay Conservation Group...

A sweet idea for more power

As the Prime Minister unveils incentives for clean energy, Australian sugar manufacturers have highlighted the potential to provide significant amounts of renewable electricity and...

Outstanding day of junior soccer at BITS

Photographer Chanel Flynn was on the sidelines for the BITS Blitz Miniroos Carnival held on Sunday, 14 April.

Private sector know-how for Fire Ant response

In the last few years northern NSW has been smashed by major floods. To rebuild and recover landscaping supplies from south east Queensland were...

Embracing suspense – how stepping into uncertainty drives growth

Suspense is often associated with sitting on the edge of your seat or the tense turn of a final page, yet, in reality, it...