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Change of season, chance for adventure

Summer has been and gone, and it is now time to set yourself up for the touring months of the year. If this is...

Art and culture unite Gladstone and Saiki

The Gladstone Regional Art Gallery and Museum came alive on Saturday, 2 May, as the community gathered to celebrate the enduring friendship between Gladstone...

No fair go for Flynn in Budget

Flynn MP Colin Boyce has called out the Federal Budget's broken promises, labelling it a "big tax grab" from older Australians. Mr Boyce said the...

Budget falls short for Queensland producers

Queensland producers remain under significant pressure despite some positive measures in this week's Federal Budget, including recognition of fuel security, export support and indications...

Proposed shops for Kirkwood

Gladstone Regional Council has approved the material change of use for a shop (supermarket) at Lot 2 Kirkwood Road, Kirkwood. The proposed supermarket has a...

Exercise Right Week – Moving with Purpose

Every May, Exercise Right Week gives Australians a reason to pause and ask a simple question: Am I moving enough, and am I moving...

Council approves RADF funding

Gladstone Regional Council approved the recommendations presented for Round Two of the Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF) on Tuesday, 5 May. In Round Two for...

Budget blow for households

Gladstone residents will be bracing for another financial blow with proposed changes to solar feed-in tariffs set to strip $1.6 million from the region’s...

News in Brief

Woman injured in collision with car A female bike rider was taken to Gladstone Hospital after a collision with a car on the morning of...

$10M indoor sports centre a slam dunk

A major step forward for indoor sport and community infrastructure locally has been taken with the Gladstone Amateur Basketball Association commencing construction on the...

Banana to impose weed levy

Rural landholders and extractive industries in the Banana Shire will be slugged with levies to fund weed control as Leucaena has become an invasive...

All set for the show

The countdown is on for the 2026 Mt Larcom Show, set to take place across 20 and 21 June. The two action-packed days will celebrate...

On This Day: International Tea Day!

The tea industry provides millions of people around the world with cups of tea in the morning. One of the biggest producers of tea, India,...