Having a gel blast
Gladstone region kids aged 11 to 17 had a blast with gel blasters on Tuesday, 11 January, as part of the Festival of Summer's...
Filling in info gaps
The past few weeks have highlighted what a land of extremes Australia is.
While the end of 2021 saw AgForce welcoming the State Government’s long-awaited...
What are you going to sell?: Part Two
Last time we talked about costing products you designed yourself. This week we are going to look at selecting and buying products wholesale that...
New year brings new wines
Happy New Year!
There is nothing quite like the Australian wine market in terms of the choice we have. We are blessed with the range...
Hot weather roses
As we start the New Year, most rose gardens are still a mass of colour and most vases inside the homes will still be...
Our region inspires star maker
Country singer Brittany Elise has been named the only Queenslander in the 2022 Toyota Star Maker top 10 for the Tamworth Country Music Festival....
Survey results shape Gladstone’s inaugural Rainbow on the Reef Pride Festival 2022
The Gladstone Region’s LGBTQIA+ organisation, Rainbow on the Reef Ltd, had a big year in 2021, but watch this space, 2022 is shaping up...
Experts aren’t clergy
The Danish physicist, Niels Bohr, once quipped that "An expert is a person who has made all the mistakes that can be made in...
True tropical colour
With most parts of the Gladstone Region receiving well above their monthly rainfall this last few months, then added to that the very warm...
Looking on the bright side
Happy New Year!
I’m never the pessimist, however the beginning of 2022 seems like it could be a lot like 2021 all over again or...
Surfs up stay safe
Coastal drowning deaths are 2.4 times more likely to occur on a long weekend, prompting surf lifesavers to remind families visiting the coastline over...
Paradise Dam to be rebuilt
Farmers have breathed a huge sigh of relief, with the announcement Paradise Dam will be rebuilt to full capacity.
Queensland's Water Minister Glenn Butcher...
Drowning deaths revealed as Welsh father and son
Two British tourists who drowned in treacherous conditions off the Round Hill headland at Seventeen Seventy on Sunday 13 April have been named as...
