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Beer, cider and smiles

The Beer and Cider Festival 2022 offered the best in brewing from crowds across Central Queensland. Featuring beverages from Black Flag Brewing, Your Mates Brewing...

Year 12 Graduates

Year 12 graduation day is often a day met with mixed emotions. For many, there is pure excitement that the demands of study, peers and...

Local shares his story on mental health

Vincent Howard, known widely as Chief Bipolar Bear, celebrated the launch of his self-published book The Emotional Wilderness on Monday, at Mindcare Gladstone. After his...

Preparations begin to receive turbines in port

Last week Windlab confirmed the first eight wind turbine packages destined for the Clarke Creek Wind Farm in Central Queensland had set sail and...

Hawaii-5-Mo working for men’s health

Officers at the Gladstone Police Station have jumped on board to support men's mental health this Movember. Hawaii-5-Mo, captained by Hunter Pincham, has raised...

Local students complete vocational training

The ‘Apprentices and Trainees Queensland’ trades training campus in Gladstone was the scene last Wednesday for a historic graduation event involving many of tomorrow’s...

CQU’s reputation is strong

I’m often proud of our university, but this week I was particularly pleased to see our latest Times Higher Education (THE) Reputation Rankings. Over...

Reef regeneration coming soon

Reef-goers and boaties should keep an eye out for the world's biggest reef regeneration event of the year. Bursting into a kaleidoscope of colour...

Chorus of carols

Deck the halls with 4CC at the 2022 Santos GLNG Mayors Carols. The family Christmas spectacular takes place on Friday, 2 December at the GPC...

What should I post on Facebook?

We previously talked about tasks and processes in your business that you can automate. One of the tasks that is very easy to automate...

Gracemere market report shows strong lines of cattle across the board

After a week of fine sunny days, CQLX Combined Agents saw an increased yarding on Wednesday with 3,903 head offered, comprising of 2,642 Steers,...

Choppers low for industry inspection

Look out for a low-flying helicopters over the coming two months as electricity transmission operator Powerlink inspects transmission lines across Central Queensland. Powerlink Queensland is...

Free women’s health checks

Free women’s health clinics and sexual health screenings are being provided throughout Central Queensland during July. Clinical Nurse Consultants Melissa and Melany are on the...

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