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Saying Yes To A Positive Future

Our nature movement has a long history of saying no. No to damming the Franklin River, no to Adani’s coal mine, no to dumping...

It is not the end for Domestic and Family Violence

May’s end brings Domestic and Family Violence Awareness Month to a close, but it does not signal an end to the scourge that is...

Sunday morning in Gladstone

Gladstone Today photographer DEBBIE BUCKLAND made it OUT AND ABOUT on Sunday morning to see what Gladstone was up to at Auckland House! Were...

Hope for Bilo birthing services

Health Minister Shannon Fentiman has hinted that a Central Queensland doctor may be lured to Biloela in the strongest signal yet that maternity services...

More solar farms on the way

Two more projects have been lodged with the Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water - one east of Bororen and another...

$1.21M council energy partnerships

The peak body for Queensland councils has welcomed a $1.21 million State Government program to support councils as renewable energy projects roll out across...

Callide report AWOL as union jabs government for neglect

Workers are seeking a clear explanation of what caused an explosion at Callide Power Station's C4 unit before they bring the affected unit back...

Bedding needed for those in need

Winter is upon us and your support is needed more than ever for Roseberry Qld's Housing and Homelessness service with donations for bedding and...

Coldest morning of the year

Most Central Queenslanders woke with blankets and the coldest morning of the year on Tuesday, 21 May. The mercury plummeted to 8.7C in Rocky,...

The empty vault in community banks

In Tom Price, a small town in the Pilbara, there is not a single bank branch. In fact there is not a branch in...

Friday night out in Tannum Sands

Gladstone Today photographer DEBBIE BUCKLAND made it OUT AND ABOUT on Friday night to check out Tannum Sands Surf Club and Junction Cafe's Open...

Bowen addresses staff at QAL

The Minister for Climate Change and Energy, Chris Bowen, was in Gladstone last week to highlight his government's $93 million contribution to a Queensland...

Festival joy for the Saints

In one of the most anticipated matches of the Festival of Footy, BITS claimed a dominant win over the Rockhampton Panthers. The Saints dismantled...