Times Gone By: Mt Larcom pioneer mourned
‘Shortly after his arrival he took a block of scrub land in the Machine Creek area and was one of the early pioneers of scrub settlement’
Opinion
RT Edwards: Farewell to a beloved retail icon
RT’s has seen it all, but sadly the doors will close on June 30.
Stand up to support youth seeking climate justice
With an election looming, we can make sure our children’s voices are heard and climate problems are acted on.
CLARENCE CHATTERBOX: Plenty of questions that need answers
‘Doesn’t the mosquito buzzing around my head a 1am have somewhere else it has to be?’
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In the game of life some – okay, most – will cheat sometimes
The human propensity for cheating has been in the news of late.
Kids as young as pre-school age sexting: Is this for real?
CHILDREN as young as pre-school age sexting. Is this for real? What on earth are parents doing?
LETTER: Bells on bicycles should be compulsory
Letter writer Eloise Rowe says cyclists and motorists must have common courtesy.
FULL RESPONSE: Corporate Accountants explains name change
When Corporate Accountants originally came to Gladstone in early 2013 our focus as a company was on business.
What’s the secret for being a good neighbour?
I WAS shocked to see a photo of a pile of cigarettes a neighbour was forced to pick up from his property after they were thrown over the fence.
‘We are all one skin … one kin’: Powerful poem arrives in mail
A Gladstone Observer reader sent in a moving original poem about the Aboriginal culture.
Careful what you watch before bed
I READ somewhere that the last thing you read or think about before bed is what you’ll dream about.
COMMENT: Our tenuous grasp on freedom of speech
FREEDOM of speech is defended by politicians when used to abuse, but is treated as less important when it challenges or questions the powerful.
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