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Tegan Annett is a reporter for the Sunshine Coast Daily with a focus on council, business and development. She has worked on the Sunshine Coast since March 2019 and prior to that worked at the Gladstone Observer in Central Queensland for eight years.

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Gladstone

GPC backs calls for hydrogen development

GLADSTONE Ports Corporation is rallying behind calls to make the region the “hydrogen capital” of Australia.

Gladstone

HOME TO BILO: Angela Fredericks is calling on Immigration Minister David Coleman to return refugee Tamil family Nadesalingam, Priya and their two daughters to Biloela. Picture: Mike Richards GLA190119PRST

Shorten inspired by Sri Lankan asylum seekers’ plight

THE plight of a Sri Lankan asylum-seeking family forced from their Biloela home has helped shape Opposition Leader Bill Shorten’s views on immigration.

Gladstone

COOK'S TOUR: The Endeavour replica is expected to begin its circumnavigation of Australia in March next year.

Endeavour replica to visit Gladstone, 1770 during voyage

A REPLICA vessel of Captain James Cook’s HMS Endeavour will embark on a 14-month journey to mark the 250th anniversary of Cook’s first arrival to Australia.

Gladstone

Two men taken to hospital after workplace chemical incident

ONE man suffered facial burns and another from nausea after they were exposed to a chemical at Orica Yarwun today.

Gladstone

Police find drugs, knuckle dusters in car search

TWO Gladstone Region men have been arrested and charged after police allegedly found methylamphetamine and knuckle dusters in their car.

Gladstone

TOP NEWS: Qld Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk, deputy chair of Standing Committee on the Environment and Energy Pat Conroy, and Labor candidate for Flynn Zac Beers flank Opposition Leader Bill Shorten as he announces the $3 million hydrogen innovation hub. Picture: Mike Richards GLA220119HYGN

$3m innovation hub, centre for excellence promised for city

GLADSTONE will have a $3 million innovation hub to test the latest hydrogen production technology, Bill Shorten has promised.

Community News

Calliope residents Lynda Ninness, Michelle Burke, Sasha Jorgensen and Bev Dwyer popped open a bottle of champagne with member for Gladstone Glenn Butcher and Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk to celebrate the turning of the first sod at the Calliope high school project. Picture: Mike Richards GLA220119NCSH

TIMELINE: Calliope’s fight for a high school

Yesterday’s milestone construction start of Calliope’s new high school was more than five years in the making.

Gladstone

Parents celebrate as first sod turned for Calliope school

AFTER five years of frustration and uncertainty, Calliope parents popped a bottle of champagne to celebrate the start of construction of the $66m high school.

Community News

LOVE IS IN THE AIR: Sharni Brooke Mold proposed to Toni Filetti at Mt Larcom on Sunday.

‘Adorable’: Mountaintop proposal for young lovers

IT TOOK about 14 months and two treks to the top of Mt Larcom for a young Gladstone couple to celebrate one of the most exciting days of their lives.

Business

Federal Opposition Leader Bill Shorten is seen during the launch of his

‘Next LNG boom’: Energy innovation hub promised for city

GLADSTONE is to be at the centre of Australia’s emerging hydrogen industry with a $1 billion plan to be promised by Opposition Leader Bill Shorten today.

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