Gladstone Port exports strong despite China standoff
For the first time since February 2011, no coal left Gladstone for China in November, but record export volumes did.
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“Throughout the rapidly developing situation our key focus remained on protecting the communities we serve.”
Gladstone pump station upgrade blows out by $2.1m
“There have been a number of budgets set for the project as it developed over the five years,” Gladstone Regional Council.
Back off Byron, 1770 doesn’t want to be ‘celebrity hotspot’
A suggestion that 1770 could become the next Byron Bay has been dismissed by locals.
CQ in for resources and energy jobs boom, report reveals
“Australia’s resources and energy industry to lead the country’s economy and labour market out of the COVID-19 recession.”
Steiner school’s capacity increased as popularity surges
When the premises was approved in 2019, council placed a special condition on the facilities capacity of no more than seven adults and 50 students at any one time.
The magic of Christmas arrives at Stockland Gladstone
Get your Santa photos until Christmas Eve by booking online or download the new Stockland Play augmented reality app.
Medicinal cannabis products for sale in chemists from 2021
The Therapeutic Goods Administration lowered the poisons standard to enable CBD products to be sold in chemists.
UPDATE: Major traffic issues after truck rolls
One person has been taken to hospital after the crash and a significant clean up is underway.
Three macadamia varieties on global threatened species list
Australia’s macadamia industry involves 800 plus growers and delivers $850m retail to the economy.
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