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Police survey still open

Gladstone police are reminding residents that they have a couple more days to participate in the Crime and Community Safety Survey. The survey, which...

Australasian Figbirds

The birds in this image are Australasian Figbirds. They grow to around 28cm long and are common in the local area. As its name...

Call for local singers to perform in Opera Queensland production

Gladstone residents will have the opportunity to perform in Opera Queensland's Lady Sings the Maroons as part of their 2023 regional tour. Opera Queensland...

Mayor ‘calls out’ Roadblock

Queensland’s much-hyped $62 billion Energy Plan and Jobs Plan will experience critical delays, major setbacks and potentially lose millions in revenue if road infrastructure...

Remembering ‘WineBill’

Family and friends have shared their memories of Gladstone Today columnist WineBill, after his unexpected death earlier this month at age 61. William 'Bill' Crane...

Ruby gets set for Berlin

Special Olympics swimmer and gold medallist Ruby Lawlor has temporarily hung up her goggles to embark on a new journey to promote the importance...

Reef’s remarkable recovery left in the shade

Some of us remember seeing the headlines late last year, "Highest levels of coral in the Great Barrier Reef in 36 years." The Australian Government's...

Is it really greener on the other side?

Last week I was on the back deck of a local near Stanwell. He had a wonderful view of the Stanwell coal fired power...

Anglers on notice ahead of biggest fishing competition

Boaties are being urged to put safety first at the annual Boyne Tannum HookUp in Gladstone. Maritime Safety Queensland, along with partner agencies, will...

Minister’s Monthly Minutes

It has been an exciting month as the Minister for Regional Development and Manufacturing and Minister for Water, and I wanted to update everyone...

Drier than average May to July for the region

Autumn sunsets have arrived and May marks the beginning of the northern Australian dry season and it looks like we are up for warmer-than-average...

Banana Shire remembers

The young and the old and everyone in between gathered all over the Banana Shire this Anzac Day to honour those who have served...

Phins up for pre-season

For a third consecutive year the Phins will be up in Gladstone. Central Queensland will welcome the Dolphins NRL squad to Marley Brown Oval in...

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