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Bright up your garden

This time of year, gardening is not on everyone's mind as the weather is bleak and cold, and there are so many warmer places...

Thoughts on Voice to Parliament

We're not a perfect country, but I think we are one of the best places in the world. You have won the lottery if...

Gas project loses tax claim over fly-in fly-out costs

A construction company faces a $13 million tax bill after the Federal Court rejected its claim that fly-in fly-out worker costs at an isolated...

Crowds race in for car show

From Hot Rods and Customs to American Muscle cars pre-78, there was a lot to see at the Calliope River Historical Village on Saturday,...

Police continue investigations into two armed robberies

Investigations are continuing into two armed robberies in Gladstone last week, with police appealing to the public for information. Police believe a 17-year-old boy...

Breaking tourism records

Tourists love the Gladstone region, according to data from Tourism Research Australia, with the area recording the largest growth in visitor numbers across the...

Building our community

Gladstone has produced some strong leaders. Our region was created and shaped by them, and it only takes a look around today to see...

Community digs deep

Three local beneficiaries will receive a share of $123,000 that was raised at this year's Santos GLNG Mayor's Charity Ball. Almost 450 people attended...

Gardens to light up with Luminous

Gladstone's Tondoon Botanic Gardens are set to light up across three magical nights as the art and light show Luminous returns for another year....

GAWB lifts water alert

After more than two years of Awoonga Dam being on Low Supply Alert, Gladstone Area Water Board (GAWB) announced the alert was lifted on...

CQU research projects help local councils identify and raise awareness of microplastics

With more and more microplastics emerging in our oceans, CQUniversity researchers are working with local government to introduce ‘Drain Buddies’ to ascertain what exactly...

Fire deliberately lit

A Curtis Island bushfire that burnt through around 1000 hectares, including a threatened Capricorni Yellow Chat habitat, has been deemed deliberately lit by senior...

Central Queensland kept scoreless in tough outing against Seagulls

Central Queensland were put to the sword in Round 4 of the Harvey Norman Under-19s. Wynnum Manly hosted the contest last Saturday at BMD Kougari...

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