Morning Rewind: Top 5 stories you may have missed
Here are five local stories you may have missed yesterday, including a tragic drowning and gutsy footy win.
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GOOD MORNING Gladstone,
Welcome to today's edition of The Morning Rewind, where we fill you in on the biggest stories you may have missed yesterday, September 7.
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QUEENSLAND police have confirmed a man pulled from the beach at Agnes Water earlier Monday afternoon has died.
The person is believed to be a 65-year-old.
Get the latest HERE.
COPYING and pasting online content to social media can happen in seconds, but you could be paying for it for years, as it is a breach of Australian Copyright law, says a legal expert.
The penalties for copyright infringement, or breaching Australian Copyright law, if convicted, are a fine of up to $117,000 and up to five years jail for individuals.
Find out more HERE.
THE Gladstone Rugby Union Football Club Goats Men's side made it two wins straight after overpowering Cap Coast Crocs 18-14 last weekend.
President and player Seamus O'Connor said the Goats dug deep to grind out the win and that will hopefully set the precedent for the rest of the season.
Catch up HERE.
THE Gladstone Ports Corporation is encouraging boaties in the Gladstone marina to cruise more sustainably, offering free oil absorbent pillows for their engine bays.
More than 70 of the rat-shaped products are up for grabs, find out how to claim yours HERE.
THE FUTURE of Gladstone will be a hot topic of discussion in today's Rise of the Regions Expert Panel - part of Central Queensland University's Festival of Change.
Find out how you can listen online today HERE.
Truck driver’s Bruce Hwy double fatal charge heard in court
There’s been an update in the case against a truck driver charged over a Bruce Highway crash that killed a Qld mother and her young son.
Hundreds support vehicle access to Capricorn Coast beach
Councillors’ concerns have led them to postpone a decision on vehicle access to a Capricorn Coast beach after hundreds of people expressed their support for it.