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Better budget bottom line after proposals scrapped

Queensland's bottom line has returned a better-than-expected forecast for debt and deficits despite record spending on cost of living measures. The budget handed down on...

In Brief

Media reports on elevated levels of PFAS inaccurate Gladstone Regional Council has released a statement, stating that recent media reports regarding elevated levels of...

Budget focus for CQ: Health, education and infrastructure

Central Queensland is to benefit from increased investment into health, infrastructure and education, but unfortunately not a lot for the Bruce Highway, according to...

Govt fails to learn lesson from school parking petition

Callide MP Bryson Head has sent Transport and Main Roads Minister Bart Mellish a homework assignment after the State Government ignored calls for safety...

Gladstone’s own Dream Team

There are currently 600 students in Gladstone supported by The Smith Family's Learning for Life program, and Dream Run fundraiser first-timer, Brendan Morris is...

Energy policy saps workforce future

Flynn MP Colin Boyce has challenged the Federal Government to come clean on how the renewable energy sector will create thousands of well-paid jobs...

Armed Robbery – Gladstone Central

Gladstone Detectives have charged a 28-year-old man following investigations into the alleged violent robbery of a man in Gladstone yesterday morning, June 13. It will...

Promises they can’t keep

The Labor party seems intent to force the shut down of Australia's coal industry even as we see record demand for our coal. Labor...

Ross rides 4000km for grandsons

Baralaba grazier Ross Maclean finally completed his solo charity bike ride to Broken Hill on Saturday 8 June, clocking up 4,214km and raising more...

Drugs, machetes seized by police

Dangerous drugs,machetes TWO West Gladstone men and a Barney Point woman were arrested and charged after drugs and weapons, including a machete, were found...

Community Events Billboard

Gladstone Municipal Band Are you a brass or percussion player? If so, the Gladstone Municipal Band has resumed rehearsals on Mondays at 1 Francis Ward...

Former Mayor, Gail Sellers awarded OAM

When you hear the local name, Gail Sellers, what memory of her comes to your mind? Was it that she became Gladstone council's first female...

Mini drought broken

After 64 days of virtually no rain, two to three millimetres fell Tuesday morning, followed by early morning rain (10-15mm) Wednesday. It brought a little...

No Cuts to the NDIS

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