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Rodney StevensSnr Reporter

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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CQ health leaders reveal impact of Artius sale on services

CQ health leaders reveal impact of Artius sale on services

In 2019 the Primary Health Network undertook a process to expand mental health services.

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Former Army Nuclear, Biological and Chemical warfare instructor Bob Waldron of Gladstone says the government should have made wearing face masks compulsory to stop the spread of COVID-19. Picture: Rodney Stevens

Pandemic panic: Mask mistake that led to major outbreak

A former army biosecurity expert reveals where the government went wrong in the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Gladstone’s alarming mental health problem in the spotlight

Women are more likely to talk about their mental health issues than men.

Brisbane law firm leading a power price class action, Piper Alderman, partner Greg Whyte.

’Simply not true’: War of words between law firm, providers

Piper Alderman lawyers have hit back at claims about alleged price manipulation.

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McCoskers Contractors employees with the $1 million Gladstone designed engineered and constructed bouyant scrolling machine used to extend mining tailings dam walls. Picture :Rodney Stevens

Gladstone company’s ingenious invention breaks new ground

The seven, $1 million machines, were designed, engineered and built locally.

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EXCLUSIVE: Fears business takeover will leave health gap

CQ based Artius Health has been bought by Advent Health.

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Regular burnout competition entrant Jai Goward, of Gladstone, performs a burnout in his Holden Commodore SS ute under controlled conditions. Mr Goward said he doesn't condone anyone doing burnouts on public roads. Picture: Rodney Stevens

OPINION: Public roads are not for burnouts

As a regular attendee of the Summernats burnout championship, I should know.

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Gladstone Ports Corporation is working with Maritime Safety Queensland to upgrade the safety of the port by installing new beacons and widening the Clinton Channel. Picture: Chrissy Harris

Gladstone port to receive $1M safety upgrade

The work will be done by Gladstone Ports Corporation with Maritime Safety Queensland.

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PLANNING AHEAD: Accountant Joe Smith of Sotherton's Gladstone

How JobKeeper is stimulating Gladstone trade

‘It definitely has assisted them in keeping employees on the books.’

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College Captains, Bree-Anna Meehan and Jasmine Thompson laying wreath at Cenotaph.

Remembering the fallen: 75th anniversary of WWII ending

A wreath laying ceremony and community BBQ will be held by Boyne Tannum RSL.

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