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Conservation Council sees uncertainty for investors

The Queensland Government’s shift away from renewable energy is already playing out to put jobs at risk in a major blow to the future...

Tissue time as flu, Covid hits hard

Seasonal flu and Covid cases are on the rise across Central Queensland. The latest Central Queensland Hospital and Health Service figures reveal there were...

One in three boaties found breaking rules

Maritime Safety Queensland (MSQ) is urging Queensland boaties to turn the tide these winter school holidays, after a worrying number of skippers were found...

Operation Cold Snap keeping families safe on school holidays

Motorists can expect Queensland Police Service (QPS) officers to be highly visible and proactive on the roads these school holidays, with the launch of...

Hydrogen park celebrates six month milestone

Australia’s first whole-of-city renewable hydrogen project celebrated over six months of successful operations in Gladstone on Wednesday, 2 July. Since November 2024, Hydrogen...

Rio Tinto to carve off power station holding?

Mystery surrounds the possible sale of majority shareholder Rio Tinto's stake in the NRG Gladstone power station. Flynn MP Colin Boyce said he was...

CQ-H2 no-go a blow to supply chain

Gladstone Mayor Matt Burnett's unswerving belief in the $12.5 billion CQ-H2 hydrogen project isn't shaken, but it isn't widely shared. Cr Burnett claimed reports that...

Financial sustainability the focus for Banana council

The Banana Shire Council is forecast to deliver an operating deficit of $7.2 million for the 2024-25 financial year. In his 2025-26 budget report, chief...

Community Events Billboard

Weekly events Gladstone Boardgames Group The board games nights are the first and third Friday of every month and Blood on the Clocktower is every Thursday...

Green talk, grey reality

This year marks 20 years since the first major global climate agreement was signed in Kyoto in 2005. Back then global emissions were at...

Students shine in statewide space program

Budding young inventors from Kin Kora State School blasted off into the world of space innovation recently as they took part in the Queensland...

It’s a kick in the guts: MP

Gladstone MP Glenn Butcher has lashed out at the State Government’s for its failure to support the $12.5 billion CQ-H2 hydrogen project as a...

Downer opens the door to new procurement and supply chain opportunities

Queensland’s energy and infrastructure boom is unlocking a new wave of procurement and partnership opportunities and Downer is inviting the supply chain to get...