Hundreds of industry heavy-weights to descend on Gladstone
HUNDREDS of international alumina industry heavyweights will arrive in Gladstone from Saturday for a five-day conference.
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Experienced conservationist named as chair of marine group
KARL French considers himself a “lucky” conservationist, despite spending part of yesterday sifting through a tray of cigarette butts that washed up.
Agnes mum wins Mumpreneur award for baby clothing business
AGNES Water’s Daniela Norton has been dubbed one of Australia’s best mumpreneurs.
Santos GLNG announces first Indigenous trainees
GLADSTONE’S Jordanna Ghee, 21, and Blake Cowburn, 18, have been confirmed as Santos GLNG’s first indigenous trainees.
Minister visits health centre to put focus on women
IT MAY have been a short and sweet visit from a federal politician yesterday but the message at Gladstone Women’s Health Centre was made very clear.
‘Unlawful’: Vessel charged workers to join ship
A Chinese-owned vessel docked at Gladstone’s Auckland Point Wharf has been accused of “gross misconduct” by the Maritime Union of Australia.
HEAT ON: Island LNG projects await export curb decision
THE gas giants exporting millions of tonnes of liquefied natural gas from Curtis Island have been put on notice as a decision looms on export controls.
Gladstone a step closer to MRI licence after Beers’ campaign
QUEENSLAND’S Health Minister has backed a campaign to secure a public Magnetic Resonance Imaging licence for Gladstone.
Heroic man saves neighbour’s home from fast moving fire
A NEIGHBOUR’S heroic actions saved a Potter’s Road home from being swallowed by a fast-moving grass fire that broke out at Wooderson yesterday morning.
16 fire crews called to battle 500 acre blaze near Calliope
MULTIPLE rural and urban fire crews are battling a vegetation fire near Calliope, which broke out this morning.
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