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New Lake Awoonga marine zone in effect

All motorised watercraft are prohibited from entering a new marine zone at Lake Awoonga’s Riverston Bay from Monday, 1 July, making it safer for people...

Splash-A-Bout in Biloela, Moura

The Banana Shire Council has appointed Splash-A-Bout Swim School Management Company to operate the Biloela and Moura Aquatic Centres. With the departure of former manager...

Aquaculture volunteers making a splash

Gladstone Area Water Board (GAWB) has welcomed its first group of Aquaculture Gladstone volunteers who have been kept busy during the school holiday rush. Supporting...

Climate change: monumental but not impossible

The news has been awash with stories on energy transition this past fortnight, as well as a steady stream of stories covering extreme weather...

Market recovery now in sight

After more than a decade, Gladstone detached housing values (this is, free standing houses on land, as opposed to units or townhouses) are about...

The pros and cons of renting for life

The image of a standalone family home with a spacious backyard for the kids to play and a barbecue area for weekend gatherings was...

Rabobank partners with George the Farmer to celebrate National Book Week

Rabobank’s Rabo Community Fund has partnered with the ‘edu-tainment’ brand ‘George the Farmer’ for the third year to help educate children about where...

On This Day: National Sugar Cookie Day

Arguably one of the greatest holidays of all time, National Sugar Cookie Day falls on July 9 each year and provides us with the...

Town’s centenary celebrations

Last weekend, Theodore celebrated 100 years since the electricity to the town was turned on and Governor Matthew Nathan started the first water pump. The...

Family fun at Tannum

Gladstone Today photographer DEBBIE BUCKLAND was in attendance for the Tannum Family Fun Day. The event featured a petting zoo, facepainting, jumping castle and...

Next Term of Government Critical – State and Federal

It may not be widely recognised - but food security underpins our healthy functioning democracy. For generations Australians have enjoyed and taken for granted something...

Premier knocks back LNP’s Brady call

Premier Steven Miles has resisted the opposition's calls for the man who authored the report into the Callide Power Station explosion to front budget...

How Scrubs Swap is reducing waste and connecting people

An idea sparked by a desire to reduce textile waste has blossomed into a meaningful initiative which is giving clinical uniforms a second life...