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Hundreds of Fee-Free TAFE places available for 2024

Central Queensland school leavers and those looking to upskill or change careers have been encouraged to enrol in the hundreds of Fee-Free TAFE places...

Rabobank Australia announces new chair

Rabobank Australia Limited has announced the appointment of James Fazzino as its new chair, succeeding Sir Henry van der Heyden, who will be retiring...

Reflecting on a year supporting members and the wider industry

Looking back on this past 12 months, it’s clear this has been quite a year both for our members and for AgForce. We had floods...

Limitless opportunities

Here we are in the few days between Christmas and New Years Eve, and it’s about now that we realise just how much ‘celebrating’...

First woman to helm Qld ballet, replacing Li Cunxin

Queensland Ballet has named The Royal Ballet's longest-serving principal ballerina to replace its outgoing artistic director Li Cunxin. After a global search, the company settled...

A family affair

A couple of Emerald landlubbers are off on Boxing Day to brave Bass Strait in the adrenaline-charged Rolex Sydney-Hobart yacht race. Ian Rankine is teaming...

2023: The year that was

New year's hero (05-01) Two young girls and their father were rescued moments before drowning by a 14-year-old Cadet Lifesaver and a kite surfer at...

End of a chapter

I have some bittersweet news to share with everyone this week. I am bringing my column-writing chapter to a close. I recently finished in my...

Christmas light cruise

For about 10 years, the Callide Valley Auto Club has hosted a Christmas light cruise, driving up the community's festive spirit. In previous years,...

Automation for Small Business

For small businesses, the constant struggle for more efficiency and improved customer satisfaction is a familiar battle. Limited resources, tight budgets, and demanding customers...

Talking life, community and politics with Senator Allman-Payne

GLADSTONE TODAY Editor and Journalist Karen Simmons recently caught up with Gladstone-based Greens Senator for Queensland, Penny Allman-Payne, to talk life, community and why...

New initiatives to target Queensland skin cancer rates

Queensland is working to strip itself of the unwanted title, world skin cancer capital, through introducing a range of new skin cancer prevention initiatives. Amidst...

Queenslanders urged to stay away from bats

With summer heat and storm season underway, distressed or dead bats may be found on the ground – and Queensland Health is reminding people...