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Clouds of colour at Bilo

Biloela will explode with colour on October 24 when Colour Me Capricorn comes to the Rainbow Street Sports Complex. Organisers promise a fun, active and...

Proving agriculture is the true champion of action on climate

Science is a powerful weapon. Governments, corporations, even environmental groups have all twisted it to their advantage, taking from it only the parts that satisfy their...

Calendar spotlights rural issues

School students from all over Queensland have been congratulated for bringing rural health and safety issues to prominence via the 2021 Farm Safety Calendar...

Ergon urges green thumbs to plant safely near high voltage

After a couple of electric shock close calls with members of the public in recent times and the gardening season now here, Ergon Energy...

BBRF’s new boost for CQ

Round Five of the federal government’s Building Better Regions Fund (BBRF) will funnel millions of dollars to projects across Central Queensland. Grants range from...

Central Queensland leads the way in clean energy

The Palaszczuk Government and Rio Tinto have signed a statement of cooperation to seize the opportunities presented by clean energy and make Central Queensland...

Vax update: Bunnings on offer as virus shadow looms

Covid vaccination rates across Central Queensland’s local government areas (LGAs) lag behind the state-wide average this week, though portions of the region are edging...

BHP imposes vax mandate

Mining behemoth BHP will impose a Covid vaccination mandate on its workforce from January 2022 onwards, promising to lock out workers from its sites...

Good grants news for Queensland community groups

More than 7 community organisations across the Gladstone will share in more than $198,637 from the latest round of grants from the Gambling Community...

QRC chief sketches future

Queensland Resources Council Chief Executive Ian Macfarlane sat down with Gladstone Today in late September for a wide-ranging conversation on developments in the state’s...

Longstanding arts festival to go ahead

Artists from across the Banana Shire region are being encouraged to showcase their artwork for the annual Brigalow Arts Festival which will arrive shortly. From...

Time to hit our stride

Business Council of Australia president Tim Reed last Saturday declared that business leaders want Australia to halve yearly emissions by 2030, saying, “The purpose...

Even spread of winners

Spoils were shared evenly at Ferguson Park in the lead-up meeting before the Gladstone Cup last Saturday. The five-race program produced a new winner in...