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Mayor and economic development manager to represent Gladstone in Japan

Gladstone Regional Council supported a plan to send Mayor Matt Burnett and Economic Development Manager Kristy Marks to Japan in September to court new...

Days go by: Claims State Government knew about Callide explosion days before it became...

The State Government is under fire over claims it hid the Callide Power Station explosion on 4 April from Queenslanders for five days. Right to...

Israel is starving Garans to death

When parliament resumed a couple of weeks ago, I took part in the Voices for Gaza vigil on the lawn organised by leading civil...

New performing arts building unveiled at Toolooa High

Toolooa State High School has officially unveiled its new Performing Arts Centre, marking a major milestone for both the school and the wider community....

Temporary Closure of 50m Pool

Gladstone residents planning a swim at the local 50-metre outdoor pool will need to adjust their routines, with a scheduled two-week closure which began...

Central Queensland teachers join colleagues from across state in strike action

More than 50,000 teachers across Queensland went on strike on Wednesday, 6 August to fight for better working conditions. In response to Queensland Premier David...

Katter’s praise for state’s ‘true giant’

Queenslanders and especially the city of Gladstone and the whole of the north will benefit for generations from one of the state's "true giants,"...

Mexican beef imports spark safety concerns

In 2019, Mexico signed an agreement with Guatemala to allow the importation of live cattle. The agreement was in response to the burgeoning "grey" trade...

Apology

On Thursday, 31 July, Gladstone Today published the page three article Bendigo Bank turns its back on Taroom. Within the story, Flynn MP Colin Boyce...

Twin blazes put residents on edge

Two vegetation fires have blackened bushland at Tannum Sands and Captain Creek, testing the resolve and resources of rural firefighters. Both blazes started on Saturday,...

The Fall of Yahoo: Lessons for Australian Small Businesses

The story of Yahoo’s downfall and Google’s rise is a modern business parable. While Yahoo was once a titan of the internet, its inability to...

Tannum students team up with Qld Reds

Rio Tinto and the Queensland Rugby Union teamed up to bring elite rugby to Gladstone, as part of their long-standing partnership to support sport,...

Reflections on my first weeks with AgForce

It’s hard to believe I’m already three weeks into my role as CEO of AgForce. The pace has been swift, the conversations rich, and...

Beating the weed