SCHOOL’S IN: Gladstone students head back to the classroom
For the first time since March, Gladstone’s schools will almost be at full capacity on Monday
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Streaming movies up 455% in lockdown
Gladstone residents have been downloading movies by the terabyte and here are your top five
Police deal with 277 drug-related offences in 3 months
Drug crime is a major headache for Gladstone police, with more drug-related offences than any other category.
Whales spotted off Gladstone coast earlier than usual
National Parks have put a new viewing platform at Curtis Island which will be the perfect place to spot whales
How COVID-19 will affect your tax claims
A Gladstone accountant explains the government’s temporary changes to tax for people working from home.
‘Stem the bleeding’: Ferries wait for restrictions to lift
Curtis Ferry Services has cut back operations due to a lack of passengers, while Heron trips will start again in June.
Government gives $44.8m to essential health services
Funds will provide positive health outcomes for many locals, says Flynn MP Ken O’Dowd.
Gladstone sporting hub redevelopment on cards
Palaszczuk Government contributes $54,000 towards business case to redevelop sporting complex.
Scientists discover more enemies to crown of thorns starfish
Fish faeces study shows many more species eat the coral-destroying pest than first thought.
GCCI calls for weekly reviews on border reopening
The closure of Queensland’s borders has had a significant impact on Gladstone’s $5.6 billion regional income
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