Gladstone Industry News

News Insights into the health of the Gladstone Harbour have revealed which areas are doing well and where improvements can be made.

Breaking THE health of a crew member onboard an international coal ship, anchored off Gladstone, is being monitored amid the global coronavirus outbreak.

News GEA board president Anthony Buenen said the new general manager had made the role her own.

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News Gladstone residents will hear why the city is uniquely positioned to take advantage of a new source of clean energy when the Central Queensland Hydrogen Forum comes to...

News HEALTHCARE, mining and education are predicted to be the biggest growth industries in Central Queensland, according to data from the Department of Employment.

Health The Miners Union is deeply concerned about what it says is an absence of biosecurity protocols at coal ports to deal with the coronavirus outbreak.

Business GLADSTONE is on track to become a world leader as a liquefied natural gas port, after a record-breaking year for the $70 billion Curtis Island facilities.

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News BUILDING work could have a welcomed boost this year if several projects on the cards for the Gladstone region break ground.

Environment SANTOS has been fined more than $13,000 for causing environmental nuisance by having black smoke billow from its GLNG flare at Curtis Island in August.

News GLADSTONE’S deputy mayor has called for the formation of a local government taskforce aimed at placing the region at the forefront of hydrogen development.

News INFRASTRUCTURE investors are being tempted by the potential sale of assets at Shell’s Queensland Curtis ­Liquefied Natural Gas plant at Curtis Island.

News QUEENSLAND has renewed its campaign for federal funds for new gas pipelines and infrastructure at Curtis Island to make more gas available for the east coast market.

News IN THE early hours of Wednesday the loading of cape-size MV Marijeannie marked a major milestone.

News THE Bulldogs won the premiership and John Howard was in his eighth year as Australia’s PM. It was 2004, and Gladstone’s industrial landscape was changing.

News INFORMATION initially redacted in a report about future pricing for GAWB's customers has been forcibly released by the Queensland Competition Authority.

News A SECOND investigation has been launched by Australia’s peak maritime body after another tug boat crash involving Smit Lamnalco.

News Local organisation recognised at 58th Queensland Training Awards.

News BOYNE Smelters Limited is exploring every option to address the tough conditions faced by the aluminium industry.

News A GROUP of coal miners who initiated a failed court battle against Aurizon has been ordered to pay more than half of the rail giant’s court costs.

Environment A RESEARCH team exploring ways to transform red mud into a soil that could be used for growing plants has been awarded for its innovation.