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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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Gladstone Mater Hospital.

Mater hospital to be leased to private company

Glenn Butcher has assured people services will be managed by a private health company.

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Two participants, one with an artificial leg, are fully kitted out in preparation for a CQ Blasters battle.

Channel your inner Rambo with CQ Blasters

Toy gel blaster guns shooting water-filled gel balls are available for hire.

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QAL Retirees Lunch at Yaralla Sports Club

Luncheon focused on parenting support for Gladstone

To raise funds for Strong Communities, Senator Amanda Stoker will be the guest of honour.

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Queensland Senator James McGrath, LNP candidate for Gladstone Ron Harding and Gladstone Maritime Museum president Lindsay Wassell on board the HMAS Gladstone. Picture: Rodney Stevens

How Gladstone can haul QLD out of COVID slump

Senator teams up with federal member and candidate to push port city forward.

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Dr Dilip Kumar and CQHHS CEO Steve Wiliamson at the opening of the new Gladstone Hospital emergency department on August 5, 2020.

Resident worried about private health options in Gladstone

“Mater staff were told they had two weeks to vacate the premises,” Ian Findlater.

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Gladstone MP Glenn Butcher with Health Minister Steven Miles announcing plans to purchase the city's Mater Hospital

Gladstone’s health needs not forgotten: Butcher

“We are committed to ensuring it remains a health facility,” Glenn Butcher MP.

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Gladstone Mater Hospital.

56 local jobs at Mater ‘hang in the balance’

“Mater’s first priority is supporting our 56 people,” Regional Executive Director, Gerard Wyvill.

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Stack of Australian dollars, cash money generic

Casual Gladstone employees on JobKeeper gravy train

“They are getting the government money so they don’t want to turn up.”

The Carnival Legend cruise ship docked in Gladstone on Monday, October 29, 2019. MP Glenn Butcher has confirmed no cruise ships will be docking in Gladstone in the foreseeable future.

Future of Gladstone’s cruise ship tourism market revealed

The Pacific Explorer’s visit on January 30, will be the only cruise ship to dock this year.

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Gladstone Mater Hospital.

How will Mater be staffed after takeover?

The Observer asked CQ Health several questions about jobs.

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