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Revved up for driving lessons

Braking the Cycle program coordinator Lynette Richardson says just a couple of hours of your time each week can mean the world to a...

Industry collaboration drives marine research innovation

CQUniversity’s Coastal Marine Ecosystems Research Centre (CMERC) has strengthened its industry partnerships following a visit from technology and mapping specialists to its Gladstone facility...

Capricornian records strong growth

The Capricornian Bank has recorded strong growth since officially transitioning from a credit union to a bank in November last year, including 33.8 per...

A spoonful of magic for Gladstone

Get those umbrellas at the ready, Gladstone as something practically perfect is about to blow in on an east wind. Disney and Cameron Mackintosh’s Mary...

Qantas shares nosedive amid weak international demand

Qantas Group shares have fallen to a three-month low after Australia's biggest airline disclosed softer-than-expected international earnings. Qantas shares initially rose on Thursday, after the...

Heavy showers on Range

Ian from Brecknell St, The Range, sent me a total of 20mm to 7am Friday, then called to say 32mm to 9am. Alison in Bishop...

Living with Flying-Fox grants program

The Gladstone Regional Council has secured funding from the Queensland Government’s Flying-Fox Roost Management Local Government Grants Program to help residents and businesses better...

Bug bear of the beef industry

Cattle ticks have been a bug bear of the beef industry for a very long time. That is unlikely to change. Over the course...

Local valuer off to PNG

In March, Gladstone-based valuer Josh Stanton will undertake a special initiative to give back to the valuation profession, travelling to Papua New Guinea to...

Rio sees growth in alumina production

Higher aluminium prices globally have played their part in Rio Tinto recording a $10 billion profit after tax in 2025. Rio's chief executive Simon Trott...

Wide Bay Kids launches FOOD: Help Happens Here to strengthen food security across Bundaberg

Wide Bay Kids has officially launched FOOD: Help Happens Here, a Bundaberg-wide initiative designed to strengthen food security for local families and neighbourhoods. The...

Your local hearing experts

Hearing plays a much bigger role in everyday life than many of us realise. From chatting with friends over a cuppa to enjoying family...

Central Queensland kept scoreless in tough outing against Seagulls

Central Queensland were put to the sword in Round 4 of the Harvey Norman Under-19s. Wynnum Manly hosted the contest last Saturday at BMD Kougari...

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