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Empowering women

Women from Central Queensland who have been affected by cancer are coming together on Saturday, 28 October, to get pampered in a special Women’s...

Pink ribbon day funds

This year businesses around Queensland are not only focusing on women's equality in the workplace but are also raising funds for Pink Ribbon Day...

Family call for justice

The family of a 31-year-old man murdered at Capricornia Correctional Centre have issued a tearful plea for justice 12 months after his death. Detective Sergeant...

Feel good about who you bank with

The Bendigo Bank team in Gladstone and Calliope invites all to join them in raising funds and awareness on Pink Ribbon Day. The staff...

In Brief

It's sweet for top exporter Soft Serve manufacturer Frosty Boy has taken out the 2023 Queensland Exporter of the Year, while Gungaari woman Charmain Saunders...

Don’t get scared this Halloween

Halloween is creeping up on us and soon the streets around the Gladstone Region will have hordes of little lolly-crazed zombies, skeletons, vampires and...

Wind farm crisis

Wind Farms have a high impact on bio-diversity, private producers and the agricultural sector and long-time environmental activist and board member of the Rainforest...

Awareness Days: Significant Reminders or Simply Background Noise?

Just last week, I had a conversation with a colleague about the growing number of awareness days. "There's a day for everything now," he...

Multi-award winners

Tannum Sands real estate, PRD Tannum has been recognised for its strengths in sales and property management having taken home both Diamond and Platinum...

Hats off to Gladstone educators on World Teachers’ Day

Teachers and staff who support Gladstone school students to create a positive future through education will be celebrated on World Teachers’ Day Queensland, on...

Australia Wants Stronger Nature Laws From Albanese Government

With more than 2,000 species now on the national threatened species list, it’s no exaggeration to say nature is at a crisis point in...

Council leaders address community crime

Many pressing issues were highlighted at the recent Local Government Association of Queensland (LGAQ) Conference in Gladstone last week, but the topic of juvenile...

Letters to the Editor

HAS DUE DILIGENCE BEEN DONE? It’s encouraging to see investment and innovation in renewable energy projects around Gladstone, but I can’t help but question the...