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Evan lands top job

After losing his job at a pizza takeaway, high school student Evan Bell took a hit to his self-confidence. However, the Gladstone teen reset, and...

Doing well on inshore reefs

Inshore/Offshore The inshore reefs have been fishing well with plenty of quality sized grunter being caught on five-inch jerk shads rigged on a 1/2oz 5/0...

Green waste gets a boost

The Boyne Island Environmental Education Centre (BIEEC) will use a grant to increase signage around its waste systems around the school under the state...

Restoring ag education

There’s a reason why wolves hunt in packs – they know that by working together they get the job done. They’re not alone in their...

Advancing your business with technology

It would be an understatement to say that technology has changed the way we do business. The COVID-19 Pandemic forced many businesses and consumers...

Regional healthcare has reached crisis point

Every one of us knows someone that has had to travel to Brisbane for healthcare. Maybe it was a parent, a friend - maybe...

OPINION: Childcare inaccessible

While travelling through the Flynn electorate, a lack of early childhood educators and accessibility issues are among the most frequently raised issues. In the 2022-23...

PSPA declaration, Banana

Police have made an emergency declaration under the Public Safety Preservation Act PSPA at Banana due to a chemical spill. A truck carrying a toxic...

Filling a power gap

In early 2017 there were concerns that the impending closure of the Hazelwood coal fired power station would leave our electricity system facing blackouts....

Time to give the Great Artesian Basin the respect it deserves

‘Water, water, every where, ‘Nor any drop to drink.’ We have Samuel Taylor Coleridge to thank for those classic lines in The Rime of the Ancient...

Keeping up cash blow in small business

Most small business owners will tell you times are tough. Customers are tightening their belts and costs are going up. This is having a...

CQLX cattle sale sees an increase in yards

CQLX Gracemere agents saw an increase in numbers on Wednesday, 15 February, with 1,767 head on offer, comprising of 988 steers, 484 heifers, 232...

Gladstone joins national tree day

Residents are invited to support the local environment by taking part in a free community planting event as part of National Tree Day 2025. Established...