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Parklands go purple for epilepsy

Gladstone Ports Corporation parklands will light up in purple today to raise awareness for over 65 million people live with epilepsy, including 30,000 in...

Water infrastructure crucial for future

There’s been welcome rain and good falls throughout many areas in Queensland. Many northern areas have again been flooded and I appreciate that we have...

Winter gas shortfalls looming without fresh supply

Queensland LNG exporters have reassured eastern states they are have already made arrangements to alleviate critical peak winter demand in those gas and electricity...

Toyota dealer wins big award

Bill Robertson Toyota’s Management Team received four awards at the 2022 Queensland Toyota Dealer of the Year Awards on the weekend. Members of the local...

Emergency wait times disputed

One in six patients at the Gladstone Hospital emergency department find themselves waiting longer than the clinically recommended time before receiving care, according...

660,000 barra fill Lake Awoonga

Lake Awoonga will receive a fresh batch of 660,000 barramundi fingerlings in the first major release to the growing local hotspot in four years. The...

JPs join for networking

The Gladstone chapter of Queensland Justices Association (QJA) have encouraged and welcomed Justices of the Peace (JP) to join their association. QJA is Australia's largest...

Laces strapped for cure run

Are you ready to Run for a Cure? Childhood brain cancer charity Bella the Brave is setting up for its inaugural Run for a Cure,...

Snorkeler airlifted from Heron Island

A woman has been airlifted from Heron Island after suffering complications while snorkelling this morning. The woman aged in her 60s was an...

Council costs blow out

With the end of the financial year looming, Gladstone Regional Council is expecting its costs for contractors and consultants to run millions over the...

Bridge noise nuisance pushes residents over the edge

Gladstone resident Gail McIntyre and her partner David Legge bought a unit mid-last year in walking distance to the beautiful harbour and Marina foreshore...

Remembering Murray Ware

Family and friends gathered on Thursday to remember an incredibly generous and skilled man who was known widely across the region, and beyond, as...

Fishers seeing a shift in the season

Inshore/Offshore Similar to last week, we have not had very favourable weather for anglers to head offshore this week. However, a few have snuck out to...