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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

Turtle hatchlings are making their way across the sand and back into the ocean at Heron Island. Picture: TEQ Darren Jew

Hundreds of turtle nests begin to hatch at Heron Island

TINY turtles are stretching their flippers for the first time at Heron Island as they hatch and make their way to the ocean.

Gladstone

Seafood industry pushes ahead with class action against GPC

MORE than 150 people involved in the seafood industry are moving forward with a class action against Gladstone Ports Corporation in regards to its 2011 dredging

Business

MAKING A SPLASH: The Southern Great Barrier Reef has experienced record spending in the past 12 months. Picture: Contributed

RECORD YEAR: Tourists shell out $1.3b in the SGBR

DATA to be released today will reveal tourists spent a record $1.3 billion in the Southern Great Barrier Reef last year.

Gladstone

Jet skiers have been warned to obey the speed limits at Round Hill Creek.

‘Out of hand’: Warning to hooning jet skiers

HOONING jet skiers ignoring the speed limit at Round Hill Creek have been put on notice.

Gladstone

Gladstone Show date in limbo after public holiday change

ORGANISERS of the Gladstone Show are yet to set a date for this year’s event after the Gladstone Regional Council changed the region’s show holiday.

Gladstone

ROCKIN': Joe Camilleri and The Black Sorrows will perform at Agnes Blues, Roots and Rock Festival on Saturday February 16.

When you can see your favourite acts at Agnes music festival

YOU CAN almost hear the twang of the slide guitars and cheers from the crowd at Agnes Water as its largest music festival draws closer.

Gladstone

The threat of a major cyber attack in Australia is real and immediate.

Impact of Early Warning Network hack on Gladstone users

GLADSTONE residents’ financial details would not have been accessed by hackers who cracked the Early Warning Network on Saturday, acting mayor Chris Trevor said

Rockhampton

Rockhampton emergency department run off their feet

Thousands of sick and injured Rockhampton patients seek help over the Christmas and New Year period.

Gladstone

Warning network hacked, residents urged to delete message

THE Early Warning Network used to alert residents of severe weather in Gladstone was the target of a hacker overnight, the Gladstone Regional Council said.

Business

The Federal Government has launched a three-year trial for an apprentice wage subsidy scheme.

Wage subsidy to help businesses afford apprentices

GLADSTONE businesses are being urged to employ an apprentice under the newly released Apprenticeship Wage Subsidy Scheme.

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