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Reflecting on service and community engagement

It’s been a busy time as the Federal Member for Flynn. Two weeks in October were spent representing our region in Federal Parliament and the...

Fire victims’ funeral at GECC

The funeral service of the three people who died in a Whiting Street house fire on Wednesday, 15 October, will be held at the...

Kirkwood social housing project approved

The State Government has approved a social housing development in Kirkwood, despite the objections of Gladstone MP Glenn Butcher and the council. Deputy Premier...

Vibe and Stride walking group launched

The Gladstone Region’s Neighbourhood Centre has launched its free Vibe and Stride walking group, offering a safe and relaxed space for young people aged...

Divers have a whale of a time

A diving party at Llewellyn Reef in the Capricorn Bunker Group had the underwater thrill of a lifetime when they encountered eight humpback whales...

Gladstone STEM champions

Gladstone's brightest young minds gathered on Wednesday, 29 October, for the annual STEM Big Day competition at Chanel College, where innovation, teamwork and problem-solving...

Council cracks down on approval compliance

Banana Shire councillors have voted to refuse Edify Energy's request to extend the currency period for the reconfiguration of a lot for subdivision by...

Judge blocks Agnes housing development

Queensland's Planning and Environment Court has upheld a Gladstone Regional Council decision to refuse a 158-lot residential development at Agnes Water. Brades Property Agnes...

Remember to remember this November

This Remembrance Day on Tuesda,y 11 November, RSL Queensland is encouraging Queenslanders to remember to remember with a minute’s silence at 11am to honour...

Battery breakthrough powers up in Central Queensland

Central Queensland is set to become a hub for battery innovation, with the State Government announcing major progress on two large-scale energy storage projects...

It’s time to rethink Net Zero

Five years ago, Anthony Albanese announced he would back net-zero emissions. He said that net zero would lead to “higher wages, higher growth – and...

Drainage Study to improve development certainty

Gladstone Regional Council has formally adopted the Agnes Water Drainage Study, delivering greater certainty for landowners and the building and development industry in the...

CQ Health grows its own First Nations workforce

First Nations training programs are opening doors for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students in Central Queensland to pursue their aspirations in health. ...