Is gravity finally about to catch up with Macquarie?
It would be more foolhardy than brave to bet against Macquarie, however at some point the laws of physics apply.
Business
$4.2m hydrogen park gains approval for Gladstone site
A hydrogen park was first touted in 2021 and construction will start in June 2023, with the park up and running by the end of the year.
Reality bites as bank boom splutters out
The furious battle to win over borrowers looking to refinance loans is now spilling over to the deposit market.
CEOs confront costs, job cuts as economy slows
Bosses are pencilling in a soft landing later this year. This means they can’t continue to act as though it’s business as usual.
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REVEALED: How Gladstone’s Mater will look under public care
WHEN work will be completed and what staff numbers will look like.
Four generations of Rotarians display Gladstone fundraising
“We have contributed more than 4200 hours each year of community service.”
UPDATE: Where the candidates say jobs will come
“What will you do to ensure our children and people can obtain good secure jobs for theirs and the city’s future?”
Audiofly AFT2: Sound as Aussie as it comes
YOU don’t get any more Aussie than home-made earpieces that come in gum leaf green, sunset red, sand or granite. But do they sound any good?
Deluge sends construction site run-off into pristine bay
Residents have voiced their contamination fears after a deluge sent run-off flowing from a construction site into a pristine bay.
Labor blasted for opposing power station feasibility study
The LNP’s passionate resource industry advocates were outraged Labor tried again to block their promised study into a new coal-fired power station at Collinsville.
OPINION: Taxpayers pay politicians to deliver for communities
“I have never seen such desperate attempts to gain, or retain power.”
THE DEBATE: So who won it?
The Observer Editor Darryn Nufer delivers his verdict.
From the Editor’s Desk: Gladstone election debate
The Observer is tonight bringing you a local debate. Here’s how you can get involved.
Candidates’ promises for Gladstone revealed
The candidates promised to deliver on issues including jobs, manufacturing, electricity, health and the Bruce Highway.
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