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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

Private docs worry for future after maternity closure

DOCTOR Barb Panitz has delivered babies in Gladstone for 20 years but her future and that of other private obstetrics services is uncertain.

Gladstone

VANDALS STRIKE: One of the destroyed she-oak trees.

Surveillance needed after tree chopper axes Lilley’s Beach

INCREASED surveillance is being considered at Lilley’s Beach campground after two huge trees, used to protect the sand dunes, were chopped down.

Community News

Boyne Tannum Arts Business and Community members Maxine Brushe, Tricia Doherty, Ron Doherty, Fred Brushe, Kahn Goodluck, Ian Anderson and Cecily Burkett want a billboard to advertise Tannum Sands main beach on the Bruce Hwy. Picture: Matt Taylor GLA280618SIGN

Winning billboard photo to lure Bruce Hwy drivers to Tannum

THE Boyne Tannum community is backing a new project aimed at luring Bruce Highway travellers to drive the extra few kilometres to visit the tidiest beach in Qld

Gladstone

MATERNITY CLOSURE: Gladstone mum reassures private patients

A DECLINING number of births at the Gladstone Mater has led to the private hospital closing its maternity services on October 1.

Gladstone

AMAZING VIDEO: Gladstone wake boarding, cable park approved

TWO construction workers’ five-year dream to open a cable park in the Gladstone Region will become a reality by summer.

Gladstone

Head-on crash claims one man’s life, another in hospital

ONE man has died and another is in hospital after a head-on collision involving two cars at Taunton, south of Agnes Waters.

Gladstone

Gladstone Mater suspends maternity services

THE Gladstone Mater Hospital will close its maternity services permanently from October 1 this year.

Gladstone

Renewable tidal turbine energy trialled at Gladstone Port

A NEW wave of reliable renewable energy will be trialled at the Port of Gladstone for six months in the hope of broadening Australia’s energy mix.

Gladstone

LARC TOUR: The Bustard Head Lighthouse features in a popular LARC trip called the Paradise Tour.

150 YEARS: Milestone for Agnes lighthouse with dark past

A HERITAGE-listed site with a dark past intertwined with murder and an abduction will today be celebrated by those who have turned it into a tourist attraction.

Gladstone

HYDROGEN OPTIONS: Senior executives from Japans leading energy companies and a world renown academic from Tokyo University visited Gladstones Port and Northern Oil Advanced Biofuel Refinery to find out more about the possibility of exporting hydrogen out of Gladstone. PICTURED: Toshifumi Hosoya, Yuki Sakai, Masakazu Sugiyama and Ben Tabulo. Picture: Matt Taylor GLA140218HYDR

Japan’s revolutionary hydrogen plan for Gladstone

THE State Government has backed a bid by Japanese experts to export hydrogen produced from solar out of Gladstone to power the energy-intensive country.

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