Travellers love the LARC! Small-town tour tops TripAdvisor’s Oz list
A “quintessential Aussie experience” in the Queensland seaside town of 1770 has been named among the top five tours in the nation. DETAILS.
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Five golden rules for investing in 2023-24
A new financial year can feel like a new beginning for investors, but experts say some strategies should remain for decades.
CQ women steamroll the men at 62nd Queensland Training Awards
Central Queensland women tradies, apprentices, students and TAFE teachers have won every top gong in the individual categories at the 2023 Qld Training Awards. SEE THE WINNERS.
‘We are not immune’: Gladstone ratepayers face 4% rate rise
The 2023/24 budget is $72.9m bigger than last year’s, with $3.5million to be spent on the Boyne Tannum Aquatic Recreation Centre, and $15.4million rebuilding ‘essential public assets’.
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Artists can have their work seen by thousands on Bruce Highway
The Wrapt in Mugul project will see five large artworks on the Bruce Highway between Bororen and Miriam Vale.
Christmas rain predicted for Gladstone
While climate factors have influenced La Nina during November, above average rain is still predicted for Central Queensland.
Funding for vital crane to open Gladstone port to freight
The master plan for the Port of Gladstone identified gantry cranes as ‘critical for ongoing efficiency of port operations.’
Adani reveals major change in leadership
This follows news the current country head and CEO is moving on to lead new business ventures for the company outside of Australia.
Exploration company offloads Clermont gold project
Golden opportunity: The buyer is a soon-to-be ASX listed company.
CQ coal mines to shut for a month in extraordinary move
The length of the Christmas shut down is considered unusual for the industry.
Explosion in CQ jobs advertised for Rookwood Weir
Find out how you could be one of the hundreds of workers helping to build the long-awaited Rookwood Weir next year.
GypsyRumble returns to stage at Agnes Blues and Roots fest
After their high-energy, infectious performances and an engaging, inspiring instrumental workshop, GypsyRumble return in 2021.
Adani fined $25k for breaching environmental conditions
A conservation group has described the penalty as ‘deeply inadequate’
Coal royalties to fall by 53 per cent this financial year
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