Australia takes global LNG export crown for first time
AUSTRALIA has overtaken Qatar and earned the crown as the world’s largest exporter of liquefied natural gas for the first time in November.
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Beers challenges MP to public debate on workforce issue
MEMBER for Flynn Ken O’Dowd has been challenged to a public debate about how to tackle workforce casualisation.
MILESTONE: Yarwun refinery receives new shipment
THE first shipment of bauxite from the $2.6 billion Amrun mine arrived at Rio Tinto Yarwun this week, marking a major milestone for the alumina refinery.
State Govt’s early release of $3.1m funding for Gladstone
EXCLUSIVE: IN a bid to create more jobs early next year, Gladstone Regional Council will today receive early access to $3.1million in funding.
GPC’s $80m Clinton dredging project out for public comment
GLADSTONE Ports Corporation has reached the next stage in its proposal to dredge parts of the Clinton Channel to make it safer for ships to use.
New stats show impact of maternity service closure
TWO general practitioners focused on supporting women who want to birth privately have been hired at the Gladstone Hospital.
Signs of ‘minor growth’ in Gladstone property market
IN ITS final report for 2018 national property valuer Herron Todd White found parts of the Gladstone region had minor growth during the past 12 months.
WICET’s latest target for legal action
NEW Hope Corporation is the latest target for legal action by Wiggins Island Coal Export Terminal over the failure of a coal project.
One Nation candidate for Flynn confirmed
A THIRD-generation primary producer based in Biggenden has been confirmed as One Nation’s candidate for Flynn for the next federal election.
Speedway club’s ‘good’ relationship with over-50s village
MARYBOROUGH Speedway is so close to an over-50s village that if someone threw a rock over the facility’s fence, it would hit one of the homes.
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