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Lest we forget

One hundred and nine years ago, soldiers from the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps landed on the Gallipoli Peninsula. The landing was part of...

Just made for this weather

It has been long time coming but hasn’t the rain in the last week been great for our gardens. Many of our plants that...

The opportunity grows

We are only a quarter of the way through 2024 and already the Federal Government’s ‘Nature Positive Plan’ appears in trouble. We await the government’s...

The Financial Squeeze: call for an audit of respect

As the cost of living in Australia continues to rise, with soaring prices for essentials like electricity, petrol, groceries, and rent, many Australians find...

Got a beef with your energy bill?

Queenslanders have another opportunity to tell the state’s electricity networks about their energy needs and wants in the 2024 Household Energy Survey. Energy Queensland CEO...

Mozzie management matters

Queensland Health has warned of a heightened risk of Ross River Virus infection across the state after recent surveillance activities revealed a sharp rise...

Industry Luncheon to secure supply chain

Queensland's resource and construction supply chain will come together at an industry luncheon in Gladstone next week to understand potential opportunities for Queensland Hydro’s...

Shopper, employee stop thieves in their tracks

TWO men, one armed with a knife, were detained by a staff employee and a member of the public after leaving a Goondoon Street...

Mixing science with play the STEM way

CQUniversity and Education Queensland’s Queensland Virtual STEM Academy are working to open minds to Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths at a young age by...

That barking sound may be closer than you think

Barking Owls, like the one in this image, are medium sized (35 to 45 cm long) and are found in woodlands and the edge...

Social housing saviour for Tamika

Last November, Tamika Bromilow was living through a sweltering Gladstone summer in a caravan and desperate to provide a better future for her high...

Pathways to success for local Crs

TWO female Gladstone Regional Council councillors have benefitted from the momentum building for political change with a new wave of women elected to lead...

The Glen cement first win of the new year

It had been 63 days since The Glen last tasted victory but last Saturday they broke their 2026 duck. The Glen and Capricorn Coast travelled...