Tag: News
Dive into school holiday fun
The first week of the school holidays is already done and dusted, so if you are counting down the days until school is back...
New-look QPS patrol vehicles hit the streets
New fit-for-purpose marked District Duty Officer (DDO) police vehicles are being rolled out across Queensland, equipped with the latest technology and ‘rumbler’ vibration sirens.
Designed...
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Kidney Support Network
Another Kidney Support Network meeting is on again in Gladstone and runs from 9.30am - 11.30am.
A Renal Nurse will be in attendance....
Petition launched after one year on maternity bypass…Bilo fights back
After being on bypass for over a year, a petition has gained over 3000 signatures in a week to reinstate full birthing services at...
In Brief
Clinton – two-vehicle crash
Two male patients were transported to Gladstone Hospital in stable conditions following a two-vehicle crash on the Dawson Highway and Don...
Greens set up shop in Gladstone
If you’ve driven down Herbert Street recently you might have noticed some activity on the ground floor at number 20.
That’s my new office. It’s...
Pool recieves some new life in time for Summer
Mount Larcom residents received welcome news this week after a letter arrived from the Mayor's Office informing them the Mount Larcom Swimming Pool is...
Need more Management Committee members?
It’s getting harder and harder to find people to commit to being president, secretary, and treasurer in not for profit organisations!
Try these tips...
Cane-growing districts to be considered for AGM
CANEGROWERS is calling on Sugar Terminals Limited to let grower shareholders have their say on the company’s controversial decision to insource terminal operations and...
Containers for Change hits seven billion milestone
Queensland’s container refund scheme has reached another significant milestone, seeing seven billion containers returned through the network of container refund points in less than...
Landowners largely ignored in review
The Queensland Government is reviewing requirements for wind farm developments.
Sadly, landowners were largely ignored.
Community consultation was swift - just under a month up until...
Referendums simplified
For many Australians, the words 'constitutional change' or 'referendum' are enough to induce a glazed-over expression. Understandably so.
Firstly, it has been over two...
Judge to conduct statutory QCAT review
The Queensland Government has appointed retired Federal Court Judge the Honourable David Thomas to conduct the statutory review of Queensland’s Civil and Administrative Tribunal...
