Gladstone Pocket Book Cover Stories

Gladstone region 26th ed. (2019- 20) - Biondello Bolt The second last Sunday of October each year will become more and more famous in Gladstone as the community embraces the Biondello Bolt fun run. Click to read more...

Gladstone region 25th ed. (2017-2018) - The World Science Festival This March, Gladstone residents have the opportunity to explore the wonders of science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) as the World Science Festival comes directly from New York to Gladstone for the first time! Click to read more...

Gladstone region 24th ed. (2016) - Gladstone Harbour Festival The 54th annual Gladstone Harbour Festivals programming is looking to be ‘the best ever’.This will celebrate the Easter arrival of the yachts for the 2016 Redcliffe to Gladstone Race. See Map 8 C3. Click to read more...

Gladstone region 23rd ed. (2015) - Agnes & 1770 for History Agnes Water and 1770 are the district’s historical ‘front’ to Queensland. This is a great place for Happy Rock residents to spend a weekend. While the locals relish the area continuously, even travellers from Brisbane and interstate come regularly. Click to read more...

Gladstone region 22nd ed. (2014) - Gladstone Entertainment & Convention Centre The expanded centre has the capacity to hold large & high profile events, performances & business conventions. Mayor Gail Sellers said the expansion would be '..giving the region the mantle of being the arts and cultural epicentre of regional Queensland'. Click to read more...

Gladstone region 21st ed. (2013) - Liquefied Natural Gas in Gladstone The Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) fields from central Queensland will have their major exports through Gladstone port. With advances in technology, LNG has developed into a key transition fuel, with only half the carbon emissions of coal... Click to read more...

Gladstone region 20th ed. (2012) - Developing Our Youth with PCYC The Gladstone PCYC is a not-for-profit organisation which offers a range of sporting activities, youth/community programs & social activities. The venue is one of Gladstones best, which is able to accommodate up to 1000 people for functions & events. Click to read more...

Gladstone region 19th ed. (2011) - Stop of at Memorable Miriam Vale Miriam Vale is one of the gems of the region - a great place for Gladstone, and, increasingly, an attractive town in which to live while working with the infrastructural, manufacture and mining projects. Click to read more...

Gladstone region 18th ed. (2010) - Growing Greater Gladstone Over the last decade Gladstone has really grown, creating its own geographic centre. Greater Gladstone pulses by itself, independently of any other region cities by utilizing its coal, cement, alumina & aluminum industries. Click to read more...

Gladstone region 17th ed. (2009) - Central Queensland University Celebrates 30 Years! CQU's Gladstone campus celebrates its 30th year of bringing tertiary education to the region. The university now boasts one of the finest positions of any campus in the nation, right on the waterfront of Gladstone Harbour. Click to read more...