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Commitment rewarded

The annual Gladstone ATQLD Awards was held at the Harvey Road Tavern last Friday, with Apprentices and Trainees Queensland congratulating the winners on their...

Is the new FHOG boost fair for the regions?

As of Monday this week, the First Home Owner Grant scheme in Queensland was increased to $30,000, but not everyone believes the allocation will...

Beakers.Bots.Build program a hit with students

A fusion of robotics, cutting-edge technology, and ingenious engineering has propelled Gladstone's next generation onto exciting career pathways in Queensland’s high-tech gas and energy...

The olive branch remains outstretched

The olive branch remains outstretched...but we are increasingly nervous. Despite seeking undertakings that we would be brought into the room and act in the spirit...

with GEA general manager Alison Murdoch

1. In a nutshell, could you describe what GEA does? GEA is a membership organisation that links businesses with opportunities to create sustainable growth and...

More needs to be done

Thank you to our Firies, SES and everyone that have been working hard to keep people and property safe in the Flynn electorate and...

Reminder to have your say

The State Labor Government has recently introduced the Energy (Renewable Transformation and Jobs) Bill 2023. Submissions are now open for you to have your...

Past, present and future on display

Gladstone Area Water Board (GAWB) has buried a time capsule at Lake Awoonga on Friday, 10 November, the final event in a year-long celebration...

Organic meat producer’s lifesaving donation

Australia’s leading organic global meat producer, Hewitt has committed $750,000 to support the Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS) sections in Queensland, South Australia and...

MP calls for supermarket price inquiry

Federal Member for Flynn, Colin Boyce is calling on Treasurer Jim Chalmers and Agriculture Minister Murray Watt to investigate supermarket meat sale prices. Mr Boyce...

Is profit sharing right for your business?

Businesses are continuously looking for ways to recruit and retain the best staff while aligning the goals of these people with those of the...

Appeal helps so many

The Petbarn Foundation has launched its annual Tree of Hope Appeal with the aim to raise $1.3 million to provide much needed support to...

Producing our own oil and gas would fuel Australia

There has been much concern about Australia's stockpiles of fuel recently as flows from the Middle East dry up in the wake of the...

Run, don’t walk