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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.

Rodney Stevens

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Gladstone

Gladstone breast feeding group celebrate mothering week

Find out all about the Australian Breastfeeding Association Gladstone group this Saturday from 9am to 11am.

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An aerial shot of the Australia Pacific LNG facility on Curtis Island.

ACCC considers re-authorising Curtis Island LNG clause

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission will consider re-authorisation for five years.

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Boyne Tannum Hookup category winners. Junior Angler, Harrison McGuire, Senior Angler, Jaison Guljas and Female winner Graci Dean with GADPL CEO Gus Stedman.

Juniors, females step up in Boyne Tannum Hookup success

See who took out the top prizes and caught the biggest fish at the 2021 Boyne Tannum Hookup.

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AgForce_Producer with cattle_horseback through creek.

AgForce, CQ Uni strengthen partnership

AgForce is Queensland’s peak organisation representing producers of cane, cattle, grains, sheep and wool.

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Windowshopping for a gift during busy Mothers Day trade at Pacific Fair are Krist Vella 38, Yasmina Alegre 30, Giselle Vella 12, Ace Vella 11 and Riley Harrison 13. . Picture Glenn Hampson

Solve Stockland’s ‘riddle’ to get mum special gift

Top gift ideas for Mother’s Day are turned into fun riddles you must solve to get mum something special.

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Why nation owes Gladstone ‘a debt of gratitude’

Deputy PM: Gladstone helped keep the wheels of the nation’s economy turning during the COVID pandemic.

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Strong Communities Gladstone share in $2.5m DV funding

Member for Gladstone Glenn Butcher said Strong Communities provide a vital service for the region.

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$10M plan to help industry, tourism and economic growth

Michael McCormack announced the $10m for a hydrogen education centre and Auckland Hill beautification.

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Best of the Gold Coast 2016: Steak generic. Photo supplied

‘Get a steak into you’: Deputy PM slams Beef Aus critic

Deputy PM Michael McCormack has slammed PETA’s call to end Beef Australia in Rockhampton.

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Auckland Hill and hydrogen centre share in $10m funding

Deputy PM Michael McCormack announced $10m in funding for Gladstone with Ken O’Dowd and Matt Burnett.

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