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New EV fleet gets around town

Responding on a local level to reduce emissions Gladstone Ports Corporation (GPC) showcased their new electric vehicles earlier this month on social media. The three...

$13.5 million industry training hub unveiled at marina

CQUniversity has officially unveiled the School of Manufacturing at its Gladstone marina campus, which will deliver industry training to students while acting as a...

Honouring fallen constables

Today Queenslanders across the state will collectively stop to remember two young, brave heroes in blue who clocked on at the beginning of their...

Council operations over the break

Gladstone Regional Council is advising residents of its venue and facility operating hours during the 2022 Christmas and New Year period. Administration Offices, Depots and...

Jackets on for water fun

Queensland offers pristine waterways for recreational boating in the idyllic summer months attracting boaties from all over the world. With 270,000 registered recreational boats in...

Coal price caps in effect

An energy relief package for households and businesses that caps the price of gas passed parliament last week. Energy relief measures have passed the...

Biloela among world’s best

The small town of Biloela is punching above its weight, ranking third in '23 of the Most Surprising Destinations to Visit in 2023' by...

Remembering Uncle Richie

At Council chambers in Goondoon Street, a flag flies at half-mast. A sign of respect - of honour - of loss - for a life...

Report shows land clearing down 40 per cent

Resources Minister Scott Stewart released the annual Statewide Landcover and Trees Study (SLATS) reporting, which shows overall clearing in 2019-20 has fallen nearly 40...

Council sticks to own Boyne pool plan

Gladstone councillors have voted against a property developer’s million dollar proposal for council to lease its Boyne Island aquatic facility, instead plunging ahead with...

Mothers left “none the wiser” after sit-in on maternity ward

Parents and children rallied outside Member for Gladstone Glenn Butcher’s office on Monday as full maternity services at Gladstone Hospital clock up more than...

Gladstone students enjoy positive horse play

Local students from Carinity Education have successfully harnessed horsemanship skills as part of an equine-assisted life coaching program. The Horses Helping Humans program uses...

Boyne Smelter’s future looking bright

The Federal Government's $2 billion green aluminium production credits could see Rio Tinto's Boyne Smelters return to full production. Minister for Industry and Innovation Senator...