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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...

Sporting grants shoot athletes to the stars

Thirty-nine local athletes will receive up to $1000 towards achieving their sporting goals following the announcement for Round 2 of the Federal Government’s Local...

Baralaba, the 1949 Austin A40 Devon

Our 1949 Austin A40 Devon is named BARALABA after the town west of Gladstone. It spent most of its time around that area. It...

Driver licence numbers safeguarded by verification change

The Queensland Government is safeguarding Queensland drivers’ licences, with the introduction of the two-factor verification system. This two-factor verification system was scheduled to be introduced...

Labor cuts threaten aged care and sporting facilities

The finger-pointing continues between Labor and Nationals over regional budget funding and cuts. Maranoa MP David Littleproud says the Labor Government’s scrapping of the Building...

Go ham!

Gladstone Today has partnered with the Barney Point Butchery to offer families the chance to win 20 $40 Christmas ham vouchers. Barney Point Butchery...

Feedback wanted for Containers for Change

The Containers for Change program could soon expand to include items like glass wine and spirit bottles as the state moves towards a more...

Cruise attracts markets, smiles

The Feast on East Markets gave a warm welcome to more than 2,000 passengers and interested locals on Monday with the arrival of cruise...

Ag show blow

Labor has confirmed it is scrapping funding for the Agriculture Shows Development Grants Program. In Estimates week, Agriculture Minister Murray Watt said $14 million in...

Local tech on show in Egypt

Central Queensland companies have joined leading Australian think tank Beyond Zero Emissions demonstrating a showcase of clean technologies at the United Nations Climate Change...

Double the music at Agnes Blues Festival

The 2023 Agnes Blues, Roots and Rock Festival will sizzle next summer with double the music fun and the return of the supporting Discovery Stage....

Community gather to remember

Schools, organisations, families and veterans gathered at Anzac Park on Friday for the 104th annual Remembrance Day ceremony. Peter Young called the service to order...

Gladstone joins national tree day

Residents are invited to support the local environment by taking part in a free community planting event as part of National Tree Day 2025. Established...