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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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MIPEC, which offers port and marine services, has been bought out by TAMS Group. . Picture: CHRISSY HARRIS

MIPEC snapped up by interstate company

WORKERS at Gladstone’s MIPEC have been reassured their jobs are secure after the company was snapped up by an interstate company.

Gladstone

‘Long time coming’: First sod turned for $66m school

POLITICIANS, tradespeople and eager Calliope parents will celebrate today when the first sod is finally turned at the site of Calliope’s high school.

Gladstone

LEFT: This is Queensland shared this photo of snorkelers at Heron Island. BELOW: Rijk Hofman's photo of learning how to surf at Agnes Water on Instagram gained thousands of likes. Picture: James Vodicka

The top spots to get a likeable Instagram shot in our region

The Observer has found our region’s most-liked places on the social networking site Instagram.

Gladstone

‘Critical’: Bulk-billed MRI service to return to Gladstone

LIFESAVING scans for cancer, stroke and other medical conditions will be bulk-billed for Gladstone residents from March.

Gladstone

DEVASTATING: An aerial shot of damage at Deepwater from extensive fires in November and December last year.

Rural fire department calls for changes to fire legislation

It follows the recent devastation caused by the worst bushfires in Queensland’s history.

Gladstone

ONE THAT GOT AWAY: The Trevor Laver memorial sign at Toolooa Boat Ramp has been stolen. Picture: Tegan Annett

Memorial sign stolen from Gladstone boat ramp

A BOAT ramp sign dedicated to a late, great fisherman within the Gladstone Region has been stolen.

Gladstone

Some projects are unable to reach their full capacity. Picture: Mike Richards GLA091108LNGS

‘Tight’ gas supply takes toll on Curtis Island projects

Despite Curtis Island’s liquefied natural gas exporters shipping record amounts last year, some projects are still unable to reach full capacity.

Gladstone

Paul Sundstrom headed a rescue effort to take the steel mill proposal out of administrators hands. . Picture: Luka Kauzlaric

‘Reasonable chance’: Project director hopeful for steel mill

THE director behind the proposed Gladstone Steel Plant Project says there is still a “reasonable chance” it could go ahead, despite a recent setback.

Gladstone

It will be even tougher for the proposed steel mill to get off the ground.

Search for investors ongoing, despite steel mill setback

UPDATE: THE State Government has dealt the latest blow to the Gladstone Steel Plant Project, which was once touted to create 1800 jobs.

Business

TIME TO CONNECT: Gladstone Ports Corporation, which started a fortnightly container service last year, says extending the inland rail would create further trade opportunities for the region.

GPC advocates for extending inland rail to the Port City

DUBBED a “once-in-a-generation” project for the region, Gladstone Ports Corporation is continuing to push for the $8.4b inland rail to be extended.

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