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Spirits soar for great air race

Mitchell Purcell can't remember if it was a Father's Day or birthday present of a one-hour scenic flight in the skies above Gladstone that...

Reinventing your business’ identity

Changing a business name and undertaking a full rebrand is not for the faint hearted but sometimes circumstances mean that it’s unavoidable, or the...

Brent’s legacy lives on

There's plenty of big-hearted donors in Gladstone who love to channel a flannel and willingly roll up their sleeves to Bleed 4 Brent. Some of...

CFQ-H2 project referrals officially withdrawn

The State Government's Stanwell Corporation lodged documentation with the Commonwealth to formally withdraw Gladstone's $12.5 billion CQ-H2 hydrogen project from the Environmental Protection Biodiversity...

Calling on all Justices of the Peace

For Justice of the Peace (JP) Steve Dawes, there's nothing more rewarding than giving back to the community. JPs undertake a variety of services, including...

Rates notices coming in August

Gladstone ratepayers can expect to receive their rates notice in August 2025 as Gladstone Regional Council issues its annual rates and charges notices. Residents are...

More than $100m in capital works program

Gladstone Regional Council’s $369.1 million budget includes a capital works program of $105 million, supported by $27 million in funding from the State and...

Rate rise in Gladstone Regional Council budget

Gladstone Regional Council has handed down a $369 million budget for 2025/26, announcing a modest 4 per cent rise in rates for the average...

Port to Park to pay it forward with $50K Community Investment

Gladstone Ports Corporation (GPC) continues to pay it forward, unveiling a $50,000 investment into the community with the announcement of the 2025 Port to...

Community Events Billboard

Weekly events Gladstone Boardgames Group The board games nights are the first and third Friday of every month and Blood on the Clocktower is every Thursday...

Uplifting a community, one young person at a time

CQUniversity Bachelor of Social Work student Bree-Anna Saltner is committed to using her education to empower others and be an advocate for First Nations...

Gas thieves are ripping Queenslanders off

The gas industry is ripping Queenslanders off and wrecking the planet in the process. It’s really that simple. Massive multinational gas corporations exploit loopholes...

New GO service sparks push for green waste solutions

Gladstone Regional Council is calling on industry experts to pitch their ideas for turning garden waste into something useful. With a new Garden Organics (GO)...

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