Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER

Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER
Home News Page 306

News

Police boost residential patrols in summer safety surge

Police will be boosting residential patrols and ramping up crime prevention efforts over the summer holidays as part of a state-wide focus on preventing...

Illegal fireworks cause lifelong scars for Queensland mother

Lisa Vanderweyde still gets emotional every time she talks about the horrific incident that left her scarred for life on New Years Eve in...

Sorting the wheat from the chaff

Our future depends on the resilience of nature - and it’s vital our industry plays a big part in ensuring that outcome. All our prospective...

Carly welcomes three new camels to Splitters Farm stay

After losing Splitters Farm’s resident camel Raj to illness, owner-manager Carly Clark wasn’t sure she could own another one. Raj was given to Carly a...

Christmas drinks anyone? Why alcohol before bedtime leaves you awake at 3am

You’ve come home after a long day at work, you have dinner, put the kids to bed, and then you have your usual nightcap...

GECC the place to be when deciding what to put under the Christmas tree

Struggling for Christmas gift ideas? A visit to gladstoneentertainment.com may solve your problem. Gladstone Entertainment Convention Centre (GECC) has an impressive list of shows...

Laying down the LAWMAC on waste

In his time with Rockhampton Regional Council, LAWMAC president Neil Fisher has seen waste management go from being something nobody wanted to know about...

Wild-caught Queensland seafood under threat

I recently downloaded the Marine Traffic app which provides real-time information on the movements of ships across the world. I observed the number of ships...

Aurizon gives back to communities

Aurizon, Australia’s largest rail-based transport business, has announced the Central Queensland recipients of its latest round of the Community Giving Fund and Gladstone's ChaplainWatch...

Eat Street extravaganza

Gladstone Today photographer Debbie Buckland attended Eat St on the Field at Boyne Island on Saturday 16 December. See who was spotted out and...

TRUE meaning of Christmas

As a “professional Christian” (sometimes referred to as a minister, pastor etc) I’ve often been given the honorary title of designated religious person for...

Advent wreath a reflection on special times

While Macadamias Australia may have a new look when it comes to their products and signage, there are some special traditions that will continue...

Transit Lounge improving access for patients at Gladstone Hospital

Gladstone Hospital’s new Transit Lounge is improving patient flow and experience, supporting patients in their discharge from hospital quickly and safely. Central...