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Books brought to life

Schools across the region dressed up for Book Week parades, including some very creative students and staff at Clinton State School. Book Week is part...

SA winery plans hotel launch

South Australian winery Seppeltsfield has released plans to introduce The Oscar, a new $50 million six-star luxury hotel and spa which is set to...

One in three mineworkers agree sexual harassment a problem

Around one in three workers agree or strongly agree that sexual harassment is a problem in the Queensland mining industry, according to a survey...

Camp out to tunes in the vale

Set in the beautiful Miriam Vale countryside, It is one of the best family-friendly, outdoor-loving, regional musical festivals that local music-lovers have been anticipating....

Baskets of Colour

If there is one type of garden that represents our busy lifestyle is that of growing potted plants or hanging baskets. With more people...

Car thefts on the rise

The number of claims for stolen cars in Central Queensland is up by almost 20 per cent, according to RACQ. There were 75 claims...

2023 GRC Apprenticeship and Traineeship Program

Do you have a passion for the Gladstone region and want to use your skills to make your community even greater? Gladstone Regional Council will...

CQ plastic free champions

The Alley in Yeppoon are leading the way to a more sustainable future after becoming the first restaurant in Livingstone Shire to be crowned...

Social isolation among older women fund

The state Government has announced a new $2.5 million fund to invest in community-driven responses that aim to reduce the barriers experienced by priority...

More women take up trade

Gladstone’s manufacturing community came together to celebrate the critical role women are playing in local businesses. Minister for Regional Development and Manufacturing and Member for...

Boosted powers for eSafety

Australia’s eSafety Commissioner has released a new four-year strategy outlining how the world’s first government online safety regulator will continue to protect Australians from...

ALP sneaks in ‘carbon tax’

While distracting us with Scott Morrison's ministerial appointments over the past few weeks, the new Labor government has announced a $3 billion carbon tax...

Still green for go for $12.5B hydrogen project

Gladstone Mayor Matt Burnett has sensationally declared the $12.5 billion Central Queensland Hydrogen project is alive and kicking with federal funding waiting to underpin...