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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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TECH -SAVVY: Southern Oil general manager Ben Tabulo, Assistant Minister to the Deputy Prime Minister Keith Pitt and Member for Flynn Ken O'Dowd look at the plans for the Australian-first hydrogen fuel cell which is expected to arrive at the Yarwun site in November. Picture: Mike Richards GLA160718NOIL

Northern Oil in Australian-first hydrogen production project

IN AN Australian-first Northern Oil will soon begin experimenting with technology to produce the biogas for cheaper.

Gladstone

Fisheries officers dish out $6428 in fines in Gladstone

FINES totalling $6428 have been issued since the Gladstone fisheries office reopened last October.

Gladstone

Renew Estate is expected to start construction on its Rodds Bay solar farm before the end of the year. . Picture: Contributed / WDRC

Solar farm to create 300 jobs for Gladstone

GLADSTONE will soon be home to one of the largest solar farms in Australia, after Renew Estate gained approval for its 300-megawatt facility.

Gladstone

Gladstone shivers as temp drops to 5.4 degrees

PARTS of the region shivered through the coldest day of the year so far, with some areas dropping to 5.4C.

Gladstone

DEPORTATION THREAT: Nades holding Tharunicaa, 1, and Priya with Kopika, 3, want to return to Biloela.

Family’s appeal for asylum questions fairness of program

THE fairness of Australia’s refugee assessment program is under fire, with the focus on a Biloela family’s battle for asylum.

Gladstone

$230m retail, residential project excluded from fee discount

DEVELOPERS of a $230million project approved this month are challenging Gladstone Regional Council on its recently adopted infrastructure discount scheme.

Property

TIMES A' CHANGING: Real estate agent Steven James has recently sold three units at The Pinnacle apartments on Roseberry Street, Gladstone. Picture: Matt Taylor GLA120718PINN

Gladstone’s unit market starts road to recovery

A NATIONAL property valuer’s new report has delivered promising news for Gladstone’s unit market.

Business

One of the three Curtis Island LNG plants as captured by a drone. Picture: Aerial Media Gladstone

Learning what the future holds for drones in industry

AS INDUSTRIES scope out the future of using drones on site, teenagers in Gladstone are learning the tricks of the tech-savvy trade.

Gladstone

Nation’s ‘hottest burger’ no match for ‘iron guts’ Rouvray

AUSTRALIA’S “hottest burger” that has brought tears to the eyes of many Gladstone residents was no match for Brenton “Iron Guts” Rouvray.

Gladstone

Calls for increase to Gladstone’s full time fire fighters

BY 2022 Queensland will have 100 more full-time fire fighters, and calls for the Gladstone station to get its fair share are heating up.

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