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Alpha HPA moves forward despite loss

Alpha HPA has recorded a loss after tax of some $22.5 million to the half-year ended 31 December 31, 2025, but remains a going...

Not in my backyard

Julie West has warned the State Government and renewable energy proponents to work together to site projects in industrial or appropriately zoned land to...

Harbour festival sponsor plea

In the countdown to the signature Easter event, the Yaralla Gladstone Harbour Festival organising committee has appealed to local businesses to sign up for...

Vale Carol, a legend of the Observer and dear friend of so many

Tributes have flowed following the passing of one of the Gladstone Observer’s greats. Carol Fraser, who spent more than two decades with the Harbour City...

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...

Canavan to run again

Senator Matt Canavan plans to run for the leadership of the Nationals once again, after Maranoa MP David Littleproud announced his decision to step...