Albo minister’s net zero zinger: We need more mining ‘faster than ever’
An Albanese government minister will issue a rallying call to the industry today, claiming more mining is needed “faster than ever” to reach net zero commitments.
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How Aussie shares have measured up globally
The world’s best-performing share markets this financial year may surprise you, as inflation and other fears impact investors.
First pipes arrive for Fitzroy-Gladstone water project as camp plan revealed
More than 50 temporary buildings could pop up in Gracemere to house workers for the $983 million Fitzroy Gladstone Pipeline. The first pipes for the project were delivered in Rockhampton this week with construction due to start in August. SEE THE PLANS.
Man charged over alleged Gladstone Motorcycles ram-raid
A group of offenders allegedly used two stolen vehicles to smash in the front doors of a Gladstone shop and take a motorbike. One has faced court. See what happened.
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Mining, agriculture buffered ‘worst of COVID-19 downturn’
Treasurer Cameron Dick has revealed the key projects for Mackay Whitsunday in the government’s no frills budget.
Villa owners dig in at Clive’s resort as water, power cut
A LATE night police escort, blocked driveways and no power or water.
Sticky track results in personal best times at CQDRA champs
Competitors travelled from Brisbane and around the state for the final round of the CQDRA 2020 championship.
Racers cut personal best times at Benaraby
A sticky track provided perfect traction for racers to cut personal best times at Benaraby dragway on November 28.
Agnes Water man bitten on face by dog
The man in his 30s was taken to Bundaberg hospital.
Partnership major boost for Gladstone’s hydrogen industry
A partnership has been announced between Stanwell and Japanese industrial gases company Iwatani Corporation.
Surf Lakes reveal plans to open to the public
The Capricorn Coast could become a must-visit tourist destination if plans to open Surf Lakes to the public become reality.
PHOTOS: Rosella State School formal
Gladstone’s Rosella State School held their year 12 formal at Harvey Road Tavern on November 27.
Tens of millions worth of CQ coal caught up in China standoff
In October, 407,000 plus tonnes of coal was exported from Gladstone, as 82 ships carrying $1b in coal to China are delayed
Powerlines fall on houses at Calliope
The incident occurred just after 1am, with live powerlines down on Arcadia and Morcombe Streets.
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