Setting the record straight
Reports of patients with respiratory issues being placed in the Gladstone Hospital maternity ward have been labelled false by the Central Queensland Hospital and...
Warmer temps and winds fuel fires
It's been a busy fortnight for the Gladstone, Calliope and Mount Larcom Rural Fire Brigades who battled multiple fires in the region after hotter-than-average...
The laughing Kookaburra
Australians, particularly from eastern Australia, find the Laughing Kookaburra is instantly recognisable by its call.
The seemingly chuckling voice and the loud ‘koo-koo-koo-koo-koo-kaa-kaa-kaa’ that...
Rangers urge hikers to avoid sticky situation
Visitors to beautiful Carnarvon National Park are being encouraged to minimise their impact and leave the park as beautiful as when they arrived.
Carnarvon National...
Do you have a budget?
In challenging economic conditions, it’s never been more important to be on top of your numbers. Whether you are an individual managing...
Trinity College to perform iconic musical
Fly into musical delight with Trinity College’s Chitty Chitty Bang Bang Jr. production as they perform on Friday, 1 and Saturday, 2 September at...
Two men charged after a string of thefts
A 29-year-old Clinton man and a 41-year-old Clinton man were arrested on Saturday, 19 August following police investigations into multiple break and enters in...
New development begins on old Gladstone motel site
WORK will began on Monday 21 August to demolish the old Gladstone Village Motor Inn in Ballantine Street, Clinton, and redevelop a site which...
Musicians to strike a chord
More than 200 of Gladstone’s instrumental music students will perform alongside the Queensland Symphony Orchestra (QSO) at the GEM Community Concert on Wednesday, 30...
Council rolls out advanced water meters
Gladstone Regional Council will soon commence a whole-of-region, multi-year project to upgrade existing water meter infrastructure to new, advanced water meter infrastructure.
Stage...
Schools must be inclusive for all kids
You might not have heard of “school can’t”, but it’s a phenomenon that’s taking its toll on thousands of Australian families.
A universally accepted definition...
Footpath to expand walking and cycling at Tannum
Gladstone Regional Council and the Queensland Government are jointly funding the construction of a shared footpath along Hampton Drive at Tannum Sands.
Beginning...
On This Day: Pins And Needles Day
Let’s dive into the intriguing world of Pins and Needles Day, celebrated each year on 27 November. This special day has a rich history...
