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School Savvy pop-up shops return

CatholicCare’s annual back-to-school initiative that assists families with the rising cost and stress of getting students ready for the new school year has again...

No one should miss out on Easter

If you have been looking at the price of Easter Eggs already this year you might have noticed the prices have increased dramatically since last...

Community Groups enjoy funding

Five community groups from across the Gladstone Region are sharing in $200,000 of funding to deliver vital projects thanks to the latest round of Shell’s...

Side-splitting laughs return in Roadshow

Australia’s ultimate comedy road trip is returning with a cracking line-up of comedians ready to leave Gladstone in stitches. Now in its 25th year, the Melbourne...

Light up Autism Month

Gladstone welcomed in Autism Month with a spectrum of colourful lighting over the weekend. The Regional Council Main Office Building and Regional Art Gallery &...

Q and A with PT and owner of Matt Buckland Fitness, Matt Buckland

What is the best advice you’ve ever received? If it's important to us we make it a priority, if it's not we make an excuse...... What...

Queensland Police launch Operation Victor Easter

Police Minister Mark Ryan joined Queensland Police Service (QPS) Acting Assistant Commissioner Chris Stream and emergency service representatives to launch the Easter Road Safety...

Symphony stars return

Mark the diary for Friday 19 May – this is the night that Queensland Symphony Orchestra (QSO) returns to Gladstone to perform the stunning,...

A brief history of the Many Peaks Railway Dam

The Many Peaks Dam was built by the Railway Department, with work commencing in the latter part of 1910. Initial delays were caused by...

Vice-Regal couple visit shire

The Governor of Queensland, Her Excellency the Honourable Dr Jeannette Young and her husband Professor Graeme Nimmo RFD visited the Banana Shire and Central...

Long service leave plan for casual miners just ‘smoke and mirrors

Moves to have casual coal miners receive the same long-service leave entitlements as their full time counterparts are just "smoke and mirrors" to distract...

Cost of living concern

Queenslanders are working more and cutting back on expenses to combat cost-of-living pressures according to RACQ Bank research. The data found more than half of...

Strengthening the supply chain future

Queensland’s resource, construction, and energy supply chain gathered in force last week for the latest Connecting Industry Luncheon in Gladstone, featuring keynote presentations from...