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Next Issue Date Saturday January 28, 2012.
Ladybirds hold out hope for parentsHope looms on the horizon for Gladstone residents still desperately seeking child care services. Despite a new childcare centre opening in the city recently, reports suggest hundreds of families are on waiting lists with little hope of gaining a placement.... Read more... |
Future looking good for Australian teamIt was while watching Australia humiliate India on the weekend that The Twelfth Man realised that, while change is generally a good thing, it does not come without its share of pain. The realisation was brought home when, with rain... Read more... |
Up and coming eventsWell how is that? The last three weeks have flown by and judging by my waistline, all the food and festive cheer liquid has gone down very well. It’s great to be back in the radio chair and being back... Read more... |
Organisation goes fishing for donationsMoney has started pouring in in support of the recently formed Gladstone Fishing Research Fund. According to committee member Rhiannon Cherry, the organisation is working to raise funds for independent water quality and fish species testing of samples taken from... Read more... |
Elders takes exceptional service to the next level
Elders Property Management opens 7 days a weekThe property management staff at Elders Real Estate are excited at the prospect of moving into their new premises. Conveniently located right next door to the existing Elders... READMORE |
Passion for birdlife photography
A bird in the hand is worth two in the bookA passion for photography, combined with a long-time interest in birdlife, has led to the publication of an impressive coffee table book. Boyne Island resident, Bob Trask’s newly released Birds of Boyne and Tannum went on... READMORE |
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