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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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The line up outside Gladstone Centrelink this morning after coronavirus announcements and MyGov crash, March 23, 2020

Who will get the $750 payment in Gladstone?

“We’ll pay the Economic Support Payments straight into your bank account,” Services Australia spokesman.

Gladstone's Suzanne Watson has been riding motorcycles for 26 years and racing since 2012.

Speedy Suzanne has been drag racing for 8 years

“Once you do your first few runs, you will become addicted.”

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How Premier’s post-COVID plan will help Gladstone residents

How Premier’s post-COVID plan will help Gladstone residents

“This is all part of our $6 billion economic recovery plan,” Queensland Government spokeswoman.

Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk and MP Glenn Butcher talk to nurse Liz Bellas in the new Gladstone Hospital $42 million emergency department. Picture: Rodney Stevens

Future growth: Gladstone hospital to continue upgrades

Gladstone to eventually become stage four hospital.

GADPL chief executive Gus Stedman says despite tourism suffering a hit of more than $25 million, Gladstone is poised to bounce back.

Gladstone businesses cautious but eager as borders reopen

‘The outbreak in Victoria is a reminder of how contagious this virus is, and we need to be very cautious.’

Premier: ‘We need to be on guard’ as Vic outbreak worsens

Premier: ‘We need to be on guard’ as Vic outbreak worsens

“This could happen in any part of Australia.”

Mayor: New hospital ED a 20 year dream

Mayor: New hospital ED a 20 year dream

‘What we have seen this morning is only a small fraction of how huge this new facility is.’

The site of the $350 million Rodds Bay Solar Farm which will generate 300 megawatts of power and be one of Australia's largest.

Timeline for $350M CQ solar project revealed

The project will be one of Australia’s largest and bring 300 plus jobs for Gladstone.

Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk inspects the new $42 million Gladstone Hospital emergency department with MP Glenn Butcher and Director of Nursing Sandy Munro.

Premier inspects new $42 million Gladstone ED

Thirty new staff to be hired as health facility expands.

The Premier is speaking in the new $42 million Gladstone Hospital emergency department, which is set to open on August 5.

ROLLING COVERAGE: Premier visits Gladstone Hospital

Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has arrived at Gladstone Hospital with Member for Gladstone Glenn Butcher.

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