Calm before the storm
Well, here we are again with an impending storm about to hit the coast.
This need not be a bad thing so read on...
Sink or swim match for Grubs
With weather permitting, Clinton FC will attempt to knock over the Country United Football Club on Saturday.
The dominant Clinton squad will take a break...
Comp splits as Colts B emerges
The Rugby Capricornia competition will enter round six this weekend but there’s some big news heading into it.
The Colts Rugby Club has been...
Gladstone teams crumble in local league
The Campbell Construction Co Rugby League competition's round four was a rough one for Gladstone-based teams.
On Saturday night the Fitzroy Gracemere Sharks continued their...
Dreaming in his debut
Central Queensland Capras’ 657th player Brandon Clarke would have woken up on Sunday believing he’d just had the best dream of his life.
Debuting...
Swells and winds hinder fishers
Noosa
With the Easter holidays all done and dusted, Mother Nature continues to put the brakes on the offshore scene with two metres of swell...
Gladdy brings home Town and Country trophy
The Gladstone Gladyators have walked away from Rockhampton holding the trophy for one of the longest running tournaments in Central Queensland.
The 97th annual...
Super Suns and Saints
The BITS Saints and Gladstone Suns have come up big in round two of the AFL Capricornia competition.
The Saints welcomed the Rockhampton Panthers...
Crabbing and more for 50
Turning 50 only happens once and I had a choice of a big party or heading off into the wilderness for a few days...
Coaches and Jackjumpers
In this week’s edition of Let’s Talk Sport 4RO’s Aaron Stevens joins Gladstone Today and CQ Today journalist Liam Emerton to discuss pressure on...
47th Battalion battle
The 47th Battalion tournament was a rough time for our local teams with both our men's and women's squads suffering three losses each from...
Fish fly in at HookUp
The Boyne Tannum HookUp was exactly what you'd expect and more this year.
Massive crowds attended and some huge fish were reeled in at...
Six months of Jack’s Law
Queensland has seen a decrease in knives and other weapons on city streets thanks to six months of Jack’s Law.
Since Jack’s Law was made...
