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Jumping into bloom

Across Central Queensland at the moment a Western Australian clumping plant is making its presence felt. The plant is the Kangaroo Paw or Anigozanthos...

Key figures discuss Gladstone’s harbour

Key organisations from across the region joined together to discuss the latest findings from the Gladstone Healthy Harbour Stewardship last Thursday. Gladstone Healthy Harbour Partnership...

Dealership nominated in major award

The Motor Trades Association of Queensland recently announced Bill Robertson Toyota Gladstone as a nominee for a Community Award. The MTA Queensland’s community...

Energy giants join forces under new agreement

Two major renewable energy powerhouses have joined forces under a groundbreaking agreement. In an address to Queensland parliament last week, Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk said...

New Tannum high school reaches next milestone

The opening of a new high school in Tannum Sands is another step closer, with the executive director recently meeting with Minister for Education...

Xmas cheer in the city

The city heart came alive on Sunday, 5 December for the Gladstone Regional Council Christmas Street Party and photographer MIKE RICHARDS was there to...

Here we go a caroling

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas with the 2021 Santos GLNG Mayor's Carols held on Friday, 3 December. It was a night under...

Significant gaps revealed in new healthcare survey

Central Queensland, Wide Bay and Sunshine Coast Primary Health Network is calling for residents to have their say in a critical survey which...

Vandals target Tannum Sands business

After repeated vandalism attacks left a Tannum Sands landlord with a cleanup bill totalling hundreds of dollars, she said the next step was to...

Gladstone school celebrates 2021 graduates

Carinity Education Gladstone has celebrated the graduates of 2021 – only the second Year 12 cohort since the school’s inception. The stage was set...

Boyce critiques Labor’s 2030 push

State LNP member for Callide and the LNP’s candidate for the federal seat of Flynn Colin Boyce has criticised Labor’s 2030 emissions reduction target,...

Protecting our turtles

Gladstone’s leading turtler protector, Ian Anderson, has appealed to Tannum Sands beach-goers not to disturb newborn turtle hatchlings in late December. Mr Anderson will also...

Housing market supply shrinks dramatically

Gladstone region property values continue to record solid growth despite an alarming 35 per cent slump in sales for the first quarter of 2026. Opteon...