Festivities coming fast
Christmas is fast approaching! The malls are stocked, locked and bustling with activity. Gladstone is fortunate to house a variety of local businesses offering...
Police overhaul recommended
A landmark commission of inquiry, which heard Central Queensland did not have a specialist police domestic violence unit because it was a “lower-end demand...
Boaties urged to have their say on safety rules
Queenslanders are being urged to consider making lifejackets and kill-switch lanyards compulsory in situations where there is a heightened safety risk.
Maritime Safety Queensland General...
Locals voices wanted on reef futures
A research project titled Reef Futures will explore how Gladstone locals are responding to climate change and biodiversity loss.
University of Queensland Research Fellow Doctor...
OPINION: Transition Roadmap Brings Hope
Gladstone Regional Council has published a plan to become a “renewable energy superpower”. This plan, developed by The Next Economy, will guide the community...
Keep your keys close this summer
Parents and pet owners have been urged to keep their keys close after RACQ revealed it had responded to more than 1,900 incidents of...
Asbestos is not worth the risk
November is National Asbestos Awareness Month and builder, renovator and licensed asbestos remover Ben Ryan has one clear message to share - get a...
Integrating a strong workforce
Sourcing, finding, and securing work in Gladstone was made much easier for 12 migrant women last week when they graduated from Integreat Queensland’s Get...
Council’s year in review
Did you know during the 2021/22 financial year, Gladstone Regional Council has showcased 31 exhibitions at the Art Gallery, loaned 341,906 items from their...
The Mad Huey’s visit Banana Shire
There are a few things that motivate the Mad Hueys to visit a town; they are drinking and fishing.
Well, they did exactly...
Firies to the front
When it comes to helping the community, the Mount Larcom Rural Fire Brigade are never too far away.
The brigade was founded in 1951...
Rotary market socials
Photographer Mike Richards visited the Rotary Markets at the Toondoon Botanic Gardens over the weekend.
Were you snapped?
Jets turn on the burners in second half smashing
A high-flying superstar has helped Ipswich claim a second win over Central Queensland this Hostplus Cup season.
Gold Coast winger Alofiana Khan-Pereira converted a...
