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Rodney Stevens is the senior reporter at The Observer covering local, state and federal politics, general news and motorsport. He began his career in newspapers in 2005 at the Grafton Daily Examiner, going on to cover council, politics, police, emergency services and court rounds. He has worked at The Observer since April 2020, and enjoys making his still and drone photos complement his stories.

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Police on the scene of a fatal truck crash Mount Juillerat Dr in Redbank PlainsSaturday February 6, 2021. Picture, John Gass

Worst in Queensland: CQ’s shocking 2021 road toll

In just 67 days so far in 2021, 50 people have been killed in fatal crashes on Queensland roads.

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Shortage of medical specialists in Gladstone

General surgery is the only medical specialty not in shortage in Gladstone, according to government guidelines.

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UPDATE: Bomb threat at Gladstone school

Students were evacuated from the school by police at 10.18am.

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Gladstone Business Centre's Managing Directors Garry and Phil Douglass outside their carbon neutral premises on Manning Street, South Gladstone. Picture: Rodney Stevens

Gladstone business goes carbon neutral with solar array

Gladstone Business Centre is carbon neutral and puts excess power back into the grid.

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Shipping company fined for dumping on Great Barrier Reef

Shipping company fined for dumping on Great Barrier Reef

The Iron Gate was bound for Gladstone when the chief officer authorised dumping of waste off Lady Elliot Island.

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Queensland Police Service Central Region Assistant Commissioner Kevin Guteridge is presented with his appointment certificates and epaulettes at a recent ceremony by Commissioner Katarina Carroll.

CQ’s top cop officially appointed

Assistant Commissioner Kevin Guteridge replaces Clem O’Regan as the boss of the Central region of QPS.

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Man crashes car through garage

Paramedics are at the scene assessing the patient.

Businesses work together on radar project for weather bureau

Businesses work together on radar project for weather bureau

The collaboration of engineering, electrical and transport businesses will build four weather radars.

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Queensland Fire and Emergency Services on the scene of a gas leak in a residential Gladstone Street. Picture: Rodney Stevens

Emergency services respond to gas leak

Evacuations are underway of nearby residents in Gladstone.

Central Queensland University Gladstone campus saw more than 70 students enjoying its orientation week activities this week.

Gladstone students enjoy CQUni ‘O’ week on campus

The top five courses at CQ University Gladstone are Nursing, Social Work, Business, Engineering and Education.

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