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Tragedy at Woorabinda

The community of Woorabinda is in mourning following the deaths of two boys found in a car on Friday, 10 November. Central Region Crime Coordinator...

$200 million to increase hospital capacity

The State Government have announced it is investing an additional $200 million over the next two years to reduce the number of long-stay patients...

Watch out for wildlife near bushfires

With bushfires currently impacting large parts of Central Queensland, residents are asked to be mindful of displaced wildlife and report all injured animals to...

More needed to support regional housing and homelessness services

Australia is in a housing and homelessness crisis and Roseberry Qld is calling for increased staff numbers to cater for increased need in crisis...

Cleared

Bundaberg mayor Jack Dempsey has been cleared of misconduct allegations levelled against him over a pay issue involing the remuneration of CEO Stephen Johnston. Cr...

Next election vital for our regions

The 2024 Queensland state election is now less than a year away and already we’re seeing some soft campaigning by the major parties. We can...

Riot girl band rocks

Get ready to rock with this Central Queensland punk rock girl band that have been performing across the region and soon, this month's Gladstone...

National Search and Rescue Awards

In mid-October, VMR Gladstone President Jeff Caldwell was awarded the Long-Standing Contribution to Search and Rescue Commendation at the National Search and Rescue Awards....

ACF Sand Castle Competition

More than 70 people from across the Gladstone region descended upon Canoe Point last weekend to celebrate our local wildlife and say goodbye to...

It’s a parrot, not a lorikeet

The Red-winged Parrot, a native to Australia and New Guinea, is a medium-sized , stout parrot and is the only mainly green parrot with...

Funding to protect the Great Barrier Reef

Applications are open for the State Government’s $4 million Grazing Practice Change Program (GPCP) to help graziers reduce sediment and nutrient loads in waterways...

Robots, rocks and resourceful science

Moura’s next generation of process engineers, coders, and metallurgists recently discovered how science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) are among the driving forces behind...

Girl Guides hut hit by arson attacks

Gladstone Girl Guides have vowed to raise funds and rebuild after two arson attacks on their Dawson Highway hut destroyed exernal and internal fittings,...

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