Working together for stronger results
The ferocity of recent bushfires so early in the summer season has shocked many of us.
The Rural Fire Brigade Association is warning that it’s...
CQ Beef Corridors spared from chop
The Queensland Beef Corridors (QBC) group, representing seven Central Queensland councils, is pleased to see a $400 million investment in road network upgrades survive...
Issues on agenda at Agforce forum
The Central West was place to be last week for primary producers last week, with Agforce Queensland holding its Northern Region Forum and Dinner...
No limits for FND artist
Gladstone local and emerging artist, George Parkyn launched his first solo exhibition on Friday 24 November at the ARTmatters Community Gallery, featuring a collection...
Christmas planting hints
With these busy times many gardeners are planning to spend the Christmas break planting trees or shrubs in the garden.
While summer plantings create...
Inflation a “home grown” problem
This week in Canberra the familiar tension generated by a bad Newspoll descended. You will see many politicians swear until they are blue in...
Motorhome on fire in Banana Shire
Emergency services attended a vehicle fire at Lawgi Dawes, in the Banana Shire, on Saturday, 25 November, which saw a motorhome destroyed.
A Queensland Fire...
Welcome to the world Spring bubs
Spring is a wonderful time to celebrate new life and this being the last edition of Spring, we always get excited to feature the...
In Brief
Assault investigation, Agnes Waters
Police are investigating following a serious assault that occurred in Agnes Waters early this morning, November 26.
Shortly before 12.30am, police were...
OUT AND ABOUT at Boyne and Benaraby
Gladstone Today photographer DEBBIE BUCKLAND was out and about last weekend snapping locals enjoying the Boyne Island Lions Christmas Carols at Bray Park on...
EQIP closes is doors
After 14 years of providing local students with authentic workplace experiences EQIP Gladstone Incorporated (EQIP) is closing its doors.
In a statement released...
Qld Government purchases Spadely Station to open up island to eco-tourism
Conservationists have welcomed plans to protect more than 1,500 hectares of land on Curtis Island after the State Government purchased a cattle station and...
Rio sees growth in alumina production
Higher aluminium prices globally have played their part in Rio Tinto recording a $10 billion profit after tax in 2025.
Rio's chief executive Simon Trott...
