Condolence, then censorship
Parliament was recalled in January to deliver a national condolence motion for the innocent victims of the Bondi attack and to debate hate speech...
A famous name, a different game
Carrying the surname he does, Lieutenant Nathan Laver from Gladstone felt the weight of professional expectations on his shoulders.
But unlike his great uncle Rod...
CQU students engineer change on the ground in India
CQUniversity students have gained rare, hands-on experience in human-centred engineering while making a tangible difference in local communities through an immersive learning abroad program...
Understanding superannuation
Superannuation, or “super”, is often misunderstood as something you can’t touch until retirement and therefore, you’ll “worry about that later”.
In reality, super is...
Boyce’s spill motion fails, Littleproud remains Nats’ leader
Flynn MP Colin Boyce has issued a statement after his bid for a leadership spill motion against incumbent David Littleproud failed on Monday.
"The leadership...
Why biosecurity matters now more than ever
A brazen incursion on our state’s northern border recently has shone a spotlight on the critical importance of our border security - and how...
Calling all Swifties
Get Ready, Swifties as Showtime Australia’s The Unofficial Tribute Show - TAYLOR: A Tribute to the Eras of Taylor Swift Music hits Gladstone and...
Time to unlock lookout love tokens
Did you say ‘I do’ at Lake Awoonga’s Castle Tower Lookout? Pop the question with a sweeping view?
Or maybe you sealed a special...
Say G’day to Georgia Green – our new GO Bin Waste Hero
The Gladstone Region has a new hero with Georgia Green unveiled as Council’s latest Waste Education mascot.
Georgia Green will join a formidable Waste Education...
Risk of rate hike in February high
Reserve Bank governor Michele Bullock and the members of her interest-rate-setting board are set to be glued to the Australian Bureau of Statistics website.
The...
Drivers nabbed in school holiday traffic blitz
Police conducted more than 36,000 breath tests in the Capricornia Region over the school holiday period, with the worst offender blowing more than five...
King of Kings hooks Cap Coast
Hundreds of anglers are grabbing their fishing rods and tackle boxes and heading to the Capricorn Coast for this year’s annual Australian recreational fishing...
Clays fly at Kingaroy shoot
Over 120 shooters from all over Queensland and New South Wales converged on the Kingaroy Clay Target Club's range last weekend to take part...
