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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 REPORT: Traces of PFAS found in fish

TRACES of poly-fluoroalkyl substances have been found in fish at Ship Creek, Gladstone Ports Corporation has revealed today.

Gladstone

MATERNITY CLOSURE: 400 sign petition about service

MORE than 400 people have signed a petition calling for a review of the closure of Gladstone Mater Hospital’s maternity service.

Gladstone

Some services affected by today’s council strike

Some Gladstone Regional Council services will be affected today as some of its workers strike in their latest bid for a wage rise.

Business

Law firm warns employers against refusing workers to rally

AN INDUSTRIAL law firm has warned employers who refuse to allow employees to take leave to attend this month’s union rally may be breaking workplace laws.

Gladstone

WIND, SOLAR AND MORE: Company’s big plans for Gladstone

A 300 MEGAWATT solar farm at Rodds Bay is just the beginning of Renew Estate’s investment in Gladstone, director Simon Currie said.

Business

DONE DEAL: The lawyers involved in the Wiggins Island Coal Export Terminal refinancing have revealed some of the complexities of the negotiations. Picture: Mike Richards GLA101018COAL

Behind the $2.5b deal to refinance Gladstone project

THE refinancing of Wiggins Island Coal Export Terminal has been described as the “largest and most significant” of its kind in recent years.

Business

ACTU secretary Sally McManus addresses a May Day march on the 'Change the Rules' campaign.

Fair work reminds employers of rights ahead of ACTU rallies

A REMINDER that employers can dock workers’ pay by four hours if they take part in unprotected industrial action has been described as “baffling”.

Gladstone

Luxury international liner adds Gladstone to its itinerary

THE number of cruises bringing thousands of people to the region each year is set to double in 2019 with the addition of a new liner.

Gladstone

Gladstone council workers to strike next week over wages

UNION members at Gladstone Regional Council will strike all day next Tuesday in a bid to increase pressure on management to offer a “fair pay rise”.

Gladstone

The 18-year-old is expected to face court today.

Mental health report to come on teen accused of stabbing

AN 18-year-old accused of stabbing another teenager early Saturday morning remains in Gladstone Police custody.

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