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ISSUE 175
March 12, 2020
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Why is Why is
water tripping
WORLD
becoming trending in
The WONDER of WHY
‘the new medicine
LIGHTNING
gold’? again?
SCIENCE
ACTIVITY
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FESTIVAL
2060?
Why is it
so hard
to switch
? INQUEENSLAND
to clean
VOLCANIC
energy?
ASH
GLADSTONE
hy does
ocolate Why is the blue planet
ke us so running on empty?
happy?
CLOUDS? 21 March Why does quantum theory
give Einstein the spooks?
MEDIA
in this issue
03 What’s On in Gladstone 12 Local Groups Share
In $200,000 For
connect 04 Explore the Wonder of
Why at World Science Festival
Community Projects
Queensland 14 Central Queensland’s Major
Industries Expo
04 15 Everyone has a role to play in
saying BULLYING. NO WAY!
16 National Plastics Summit
Signals Changes For Plastic Re-
cycling
WANT TO ADVERTISE
17 What’s On in Autumn
IN GLADTONE NEWS?
Contact Jane 18 New Not-For-Profit Head-
sales@gladstonenews.com.au quarters Welcome News For
Gladstone NFP’s
18
06 Your Vote Counts: 2020
Local Government Election
HAVE A FEEL-GOOD
STORY TO TELL? 09 Glenn Churchill -
Experience, Common Sense,
Contact Ashleigh Energy
news@gladstonenews.com.au
10 World Water Day 2020
Call us on 07 4972 7648 12 Buy From a Bush Business
FISH OF THE MONTH
MARCH WINNER
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DID YOU KNOW?
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• Found by anglers fishing the estuaries and beaches along the east coast from around
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what’s on FROM MARCH 14
14 MARCH 8 - 12 APRIL
Triple J Hottest 100 of the decade party 21 MARCH Gladstone Harbour Festival
Listen to Triple J’s Hottest 100 of the Family Movie Night Jam packed with fantastic free
decade this year in the courtyard at Join in the fun with the Gladstone entertainment, thrilling rides, all the
Lightbox Espresso + Wine Bar and join in Drought Appeal Fundraiser for a fun of sideshow alley, free activities
on fun and games provided by the hosts. family movie night featuring a FREE for the kids, hilarious novelty events,
Lightbox Espresso + Wine Bar | 11am | FREE screening of Abominable with kids spectacular firework displays and much
entertainment, food and drink! more!
Gladstone Ports Corporation Gladstone Ports Corporation Marina
19 MARCH Main Stage | 6pm-10pm | FREE
Marina Stage | 5pm | Donations for
Feast On East Markets
the drought welcomed
With local art, handicrafts and
enticing cuisine, for cruise
11 APRIL
passengers and locals alike. Wander
through the markets or relax and
28 & 29 MARCH B2GV – Seafood Festival
Boyne Tannum Orchid & Foliage Show With focus on all varieties of
enjoy the local entertainment. The
2020 With plant sales, guest speakers, seafood, this free event will provide
best our region has to offer is all in
raffles, refreshments and more, you won’t people of all ages the opportunity
one stunning location. East Shores
want to miss out on the show! Visit the to engage in the carnival type
Precinct | 9am-6pm | FREE
Boyne Tannum Orchid & Foliage Society atmosphere of the B2G Village.
for more information. For more information visit the
EVERY SATURDAY Saturday 28th March - 8.00am-4.00pm • Brisbane to Gladstone Village
FREE Boot Camp with Beccfit To secure Sunday 29th March - 9.30am - 1.30pm Facebook page.
a place, contact Beccfit through Facebook St Francis Catholic Primary School, East Shores Precinct | 10am-10pm
or on the PT Minder app! Beccfit - Tannum Sands | Admission $3.00 | FREE
Tannum Sands | 7.00am | FREE (children under 16 FREE)
It’s time for a change!
Phil
Vote for
Fleming
Candidate for Gladstone Regional Council
Listens to voters
Common sense decisions
Committed to our community "I made a commitment to attend
most council meetings in the
100% full time last 18 months, my familiarity
and knowledge of Council issues/
proceedings is what sets me apart"
Authorised by Phil Fleming, 4 Ormiston Street, Clinton, Gladstone (Candidate).
EXPLORE the WONDER of WHY at
World
Science
Festival
Queensland
Saturday 21 March, 9am – 4:30pm at GECC
WORLD SCIENCE FESTIVAL A fusion of fun and inspiring science “This is our fourth year hosting
QUEENSLAND RETURNS demonstrations, hands-on activities and World Science Festival Queensland in
science shows will be on display at the Gladstone and it’s encouraging to know
TO GLADSTONE WITH A
new City of Science. that people look forward to the festival
FREE COMMUNITY DAY ON every year.”
SATURDAY 21 MARCH. Queensland Museum Network CEO
This year’s festival celebrates the Dr Jim Thompson said the success of Shell’s QGC business Head of Digital
Wonder of ‘Why’, with a program World Science Festival Queensland Innovation Nikki Rankine said
placing the spotlight on insightful in Gladstone has stemmed from the the festival is a unique learning
conversations and an escape to new and community’s enthusiasm for all things opportunity to inspire local youth to
entertaining experiences. science. become the STEM leaders of the future.
4
Moulding and Casting
Discover the art of moulding
and casting and learn to make
replicas of animal tracks, fossils
and more.
“The festival challenges the idea that
science is locked away in a lab, it Scientific Illustration
connects students to real life STEM Scientific illustrators meticulously
professionals and experiences,” Ms illustrate and intercept specimens,
Rankine said. concepts and processes that help us un-
derstand science, nature and the world
Explore City of Science around us. Get tips from an expert as
Take time out to explore the City you draw for an array of objects and
of Science program, where leading taxidermy specimens.
researchers and local participants will
be showcasing the wonder of science It’s Rocket Science!
through activities and displays. Here is Aspiring young rocket engineers will
a taste of what will be on offer. experience the rush of adrenaline as
they build and fly their very own rocket!
Connect curiosity and creativity while
The Snail Whisperer learning about the science of rocketry
Join Snail Whisperer Dr John and flight.
Stanisic and discover the
world of snails with local and
international specimens on
display, including terraria of live
local land snails.
Shell Eco-marathon
The marathon is a global programme
for STEM students to design and build
ultra-energy-efficient cars and take World Science Festival Queensland in
Arachnids them out on the track in competition. Gladstone is presented by Queensland
Overcome fear with fascination Come and chat to one of the partici- Museum and supported by community
as Queensland Museum experts pants who has used his STEM skills to partner Shell’s QGC business.
introduce you to the eight-legged start an exciting career in the V8 Super- For more information, visit www.
world of spiders and arachnids. car Championship. worldsciencefestival.com.au/gladstone.
5
YOUR VOTE COUNTS
2020 Local Government Election
LOCALS IN THE GREATER Voting is compulsory and failure to vote School, Chanel at Chanel College,
GLADSTONE REGION ARE will result in a $133.45 fine, a vote can be Clinton at Clinton State School,
PREPARING TO PARTICIPATE cast using the postal voting process, at a Gladstone Central at Gladstone
IN QUEENSLAND’S NEXT pre-polling location or on election day. Central State School, Gladstone South
LOCAL GOVERNMENT at Gladstone South State School,
ELECTION FOR MAYOR Early voting will begin on Monday Gladstone West at Gladstone West State
AND COUNCILLORS ON the 16th of March and ends on Friday School, Kin Kora at Gladstone Uniting
SATURDAY THE 28TH OF the 27th of March 2020. You can cast Church, Miriam Vale at Miriam Vale
MARCH 2020. an early vote at the Ro Office for the Community Centre, Mount Larcom at
Gladstone district, the Boyne Island Mt Larcom State School, Rosedale at
Community Centre for the Boyne Rosedale Memorial Hall, Seaview at
Island district and the Agnes Water St John the Baptist, Tannum Sands
Community Centre for the Agnes Water at Tannum Sands State High School,
district. Ubobo at Ubobo Community Hall and
Yarwun at Yarwun State School.
If you are in the Agnes Water district
cast your vote on election day at the It is incredibly important for members
Agnes Water Community Centre, of the Gladstone community to ensure
Ambrose at Ambrose State School, that they are enrolled to vote and
Baffle Creek at Wartburg State School, that their details are up to date. If
Benaraby at Benaraby State School, you haven’t already enrolled to vote
Bororen at Bororen State School, Boyne or would like to check/update your
Island at Boyne Island Community details head to the Australian Electoral
Centre, Calliope at Calliope State Commission website www.aec.gov.au
Kahn
GOODLUCK
VOTE 1
Looking after locals local jobs, local content
AGED CARE/ APPROACHABLE
RETIREMENT LIVING YOUTH AND HONEST
• Every time we lose a • As a father of three • I will always work hard to
senior from our region due young children, I know ensure I am approachable
to lacking facilities we lose our young people are and have honest
a grandparent, a volunteer our future and they need conversations with people.
and an important part facilities to help keep Whether it’s by phone,
of the social fabric of our them active, entertained email, Facebook, or face
society. and to help them grow to face over a coffee, I’m
and develop. always happy to catch up
• We need a renewed and help work towards
focus on attracting • We need continued solutions.
developments investment in facilities for
and investment in aged our youth.
care and retirement living.
P 0433 944 302 E kahngoodluck@gladstone.qld.gov.au Kahn Goodluck - Councillor Gladstone Regional Council
6 Authorised by K. Goodluck, 28 Edward Street, Boyne Island, Queensland 4680 • Proudly designed & printed by Elevate Media, Shop 12/100 Goondoon Street Gladstone
Michael Fearns
Putting Locals Needs First FOR MAYOR
No council rates or charges increase for the next four years.
Work on the elimination of wasteful use of ratepayers money.
Ensure strict control and adherence to council budget and procedures.
Allocate each councillor a specific portfolio based on the council organisation structure.
Council meetings to be held in public areas around the region: for example, GECC
not council chambers and councillors to stay on for formal meetings with residents.
Make all council policy and procedure documents free available online.
Update all council policy and procedure documents.
No secret meetings or deals.
Ensure our region receives a fair share of state and federal money.
Adopt and open door policy, not hide behind a PA.
Reduce the mayor remuneration by 25% and remove the mayor
superannuation and car entitlements.
I have never been and never will be a member of any political party.
Authorised by Michael Fearns – 17 Dennis St, Boyne Island
KYLE “OCKA” BEALE
2020 GLADSTONE REGIONAL COUNCIL CANDIDATE
In the lead up to this month’s Gladstone It’s there to be expended efficiently on
Regional Council election it is vital projects and infrastructure that best
to acknowledge that, as potential delivers for the region not a political
councillors, we are signing up to serve agenda.
the public.
This is what will support our jobs and
I am passionate that we need to be deliver the services our community needs.
looking beyond where we are today and
Council needs to focus on keeping the
focussing on what our region needs into
regions infrastructure maintenance
the future. I am proud to have a long
completed on time, every time as this
history here in our community, having built
will save ratepayers money over the
several businesses, helping to deliver jobs
long term. Streamlined and predictable
and growth.
approvals processing for buildings,
In our business we often talk of this region’s businesses and major projects needs
huge potential and incredible dynamics. to be a priority to keep our economy
The Gladstone Region’s dynamic strength moving to support well-paying and
is water, both salt and fresh. They are rewarding jobs.
the two things that can potentially set us
If an issue arises Councillors need to be
apart and ahead of rest, creating jobs
willing to get in and fix it.
and opportunities. We need the leadership
and fortitude to persuade others to get I encourage all local to contact me with
onboard and share this vision. your needs as well as your new ideas that
PLAN
promote growth and prosperity for our
Council, like all good businesses, must
and our children’s futures.
TOMORROW
be built on a culture of quality of service.
If you lose this culture you will eventually I will be attending the GRC arranged
lose your customers and your business. I
TODAY
“Meet the Candidates” throughout the
understand that ratepayer money needs Region in March. Feel free to come along
to be managed and spent effectively. and have a chat.
Keep updated @KyleOckaBeale01 Written & Authorized by Kyle (Ocka) Beale – 84 Morcom Street Calliope.
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Chris Cameron
Business Experience - Community Service
Councillor Candidate Gladstone
Vote 1 For your convenience, mark your sample
“How To Vote” card prior to Voting Day
√ Diversity to Council
VOTER 1 VOTER 2
√ Sustainable Development
√ Encourage Local Jobs & Business 1 Cameron, Chris 1 Cameron, Chris
ABOUT CHRIS Keating, Janine Keating, Janine
• Chris has been a Gladstone local for 21 years
• Project Manager & Retired Open Builder Contractor Ramos, Rio Ramos, Rio
• 3 Adult children - Kristin, Drew & Brie - 6 grandchildren
• Partner Lenore, local for 40 years, Registered Nurse (Aged O’Grady, Desley O’Grady, Desley
Care Sector)
Interests: Golf, Fishing, Boating, Travel, time with family & friends Fleming, Phil Fleming, Phil
Spencer, Vickie Spencer, Vickie
BUSINESS EXPERIENCE
• Successful in the Building Industry for 46 years.
Wagner, Michelle Wagner, Michelle
• Open Unrestricted QBCC Builders Licence - "with clean slate"
• Member of Master Builders (Qld) for over 40 years.
Puku, Jordan Puku, Jordan
• Member of Australian Institute of Building Qld. Chapter
• Chris has been semi retired for some years undertaking Project
Churchill, Glenn Churchill, Glenn
Management & Consulting work - Dispute Resolution & Building
Audit work
Branthwaite, Darryl Branthwaite, Darryl
• Building contracting- Own company (Chris Cameron Homes
Pty Ltd) Gladstone.
Trevor, Chris Trevor, Chris
• Principle Contractor (Housing) Blair Athol & Oaky Creek Coal
Projects in Clermont & Tieri.
McLaughlin, Mark McLaughlin, Mark
• Joint Venture housing projects in Mackay & Gladstone.
Tomsett, Craig Tomsett, Craig
COUNCILLOR SKILLS (as per Electoral C. Qld. Website)
Chris can offer: Gleixner, Dominique Gleixner, Dominique
• Good communication skills & the ability to engage with people
• Good problem solving & negotiation skills. Goodluck, Kahn Goodluck, Kahn
• Motivated to work with others & achieve results.
• Leadership qualities. Hansen, Rick Hansen, Rick
• Business & Financial Management skills.
• Willingness to do the right thing faced with a conflict of interest. Earnshaw, Gordon Earnshaw, Gordon
COMMUNITY SERVICE McCaully, Mick McCaully, Mick
• Chris is a Rotarian of 24 years, served as President & Secretary
• Awarded the Paul Harris Fellowship for service to Rotary & the May, Lorraine (Lori) May, Lorraine (Lori)
Gladstone Community.
• Judge for Qld. Master Builders Housing Award judging various Muszkat, Natalia Muszkat, Natalia
buildings, in an area stretching from Gladstone to Longreach.
• Life Member & Past President - Clermont Golf Club for services to Beale, Kyle "Ocka" Beale, Kyle “Ocka”
the community
• Past President of Lions & Apex in his earlier days. Port Curtis Day
Place the numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 in the squares
Respite Centre past Vice President supporting the centre thru to
opposite the candidates of your choice
its current restructure
8 Authorised by Chris Cameron - 5/30 Flinders Street, Gladstone | Ref: Council Glad. News Ad 2020
GLENN CHURCHILL
Your Choice as Your Voice
I HAVE BEEN, AND WILL CONTINUE TO BE, A
STRONG VOICE FOR THE GLADSTONE REGION
I have been an active, loyal and proud resident of the greater
Gladstone Region and CQ for nearly 30 years; serving our
communities and delivering results.
I have the experience, energy and commitment to bring a
common sense approach being “Your Choice as Your Voice’’
to the Gladstone Regional Council.
Together with my wife Sue and extended family, I have had the
great privilege of serving the best interests of the residents,
businesses, visitors, investors, local governments, volunteers,
hard working people, and community groups of our Region.
I am excited about the progress being done and the future plans
for our Region; we should be proud of what we have, plan and
fight for what we need, and together let’s get what we deserve.
As one of your selected councillors, I give you my continued
assurance that I am committed and determined to work hard
for the communities and our Region.
GLENN CHURCHILL
MICK M AULLAY C
for Council Keeping it Local
Infrastructure Improvements
Promote Tourism
Prevent Rates Increasing
Supporting Local Businesses
Approved by- Michael Mcallully 46 Camille Street, Clinton QLD @mick.mcaullay
World Water Day WORLD WATER DAY 2020 WORLD WATER DAY IS AN ANNUAL UN OBSERVANCE DAY THAT HIGHLIGHTS THE IMPORTANCE OF FRESHWATER. Held on Sunday the 22nd of March, the theme for 2020 is water and climate change - and how the two are inextricably linked. As the global population grows, so does the demand for water, which depletes natural resources and damages the environment in many places. This year’s campaign aims to show how the correct use of water will help reduce floods, droughts, scarcity and pollution, and will help fight climate change itself. By adapting to the water effects of climate change, health will be protected and lives will be saved. And, by using water more efficiently, greenhouse gases will be reduced. The key messages for the day, outlined by the UN, are: we cannot afford to wait. Climate policymakers must put water at the heart of action plans. Water can help fight climate change. There are sustainable, affordable and scalable water and sanitation solutions. Everyone has a role to play. In our daily lives, there are surprisingly easy steps we can all take to address climate change. Choose one thing today: • Take a five minute shower. • Choose a plant-based meal. • Turn off sleeping tech. • Don’t throw away edible food. • Shop sustainably.
World Water Day
Celebrating
WORLD
WATER
DAY
DID YOU KNOW?
Gladstone Area Water Board offers
school group tours of the Awoonga
Dam wall and Gladstone Water
Treatment Plant.
Contact us today to find out more.
136 Goondoon St, Gladstone QLD 4680
(07) 4976 3000 | www.gawb.qld.gov.auBuy From a Bush Business
‘BUY FROM A BUSH BUSINESS’ IS AN Australia, but just the feedback I receive in the comments is
ONLINE FACEBOOK GROUP THAT IS really reassuring and people really admire and appreciate
CONNECTING SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS my work”.
AND PRODUCERS FROM REGIONAL AREAS
WITH BUYERS FROM ALL OVER AUSTRALIA. For more information and to purchase some of Tanya’s
amazing work head to her website tanyakalantaryartist.com
Local artist Tanya Kalantary is one business owner who has and to support more small businesses’ in regional areas go to
seen a lot of success from the page. the ‘Buy From a Bush Business Facebook page.
“I have gained hundreds of new followers on my Facebook
page, which all add up to potential customers, plus I have
increased my sales by making posts on the page”. Tanya
said.
Being a Gladstone local for 14 years Tanya was born and
raised just down the road in Bundaberg. She started her
business whilst working full time as a teacher thinking
The ZEAL program fosters
it would just be a side hustle. Over the last two years,
leadership skills in young women,
however, it has grown into becoming her full-time job.
aged between 14 and 18 years of age.
Although the business has only been up and running for
We will talk about: leadership, networking,
two years, Tanya said; “In reality, art has been my whole personal branding, self confidence,
life”. body image, social media and other really
important and great stuff. Plus we will
Tanya currently focuses on creating acrylic paintings provide a yummy dinner ... all for free!
on canvas, centred mostly around the theme of native
Session 1 22nd April, 5pm to 8pm
Australian flora and fauna with a strong emphasis on the
Session 2 29th April, 5pm to 8pm
use of colour, pattern, and textures. In order to gain more Session 3 6th May, 5pm to 8pm
exposure, she decided to start posting her work on the ‘Buy Session 4 8th May, 6pm to 8pm
From a Bush Business’ Facebook page.
“I saw it as such a great opportunity to reach a large
audience who were wanting to support rural and regional
businesses. Without groups like this, I probably wouldn’t
have a very strong business. Living in regional QLD it is
much harder to gain exposure outside your immediate
surrounds, so all these groups are great, as not only do they
reach hundreds of thousands of potential customers across
Applications can be found on the ZEAL
Facebook page and close 25th March
12LOCAL GROUPS SHARE
IN $200,000 FOR deliver projects that make a real
difference to the region,” Peter said.
COMMUNITY PROJECTS Congratulations to the recipient groups.
Representatives of the QGC Communities Fund recipient groups for 2020 celebrated at a breakfast at Their projects are:
Spinnaker Park Café this morning including (from left) Glenn Churchill and Ian Boge, Gladstone Thistle Pipe • B uilyan Many Peaks Community
Band; Stephen Rankin, Tannum Sands State High School; Barb McKee, Builyan Many Peaks Community
Development Association; Karen Harth, Gladstone Central Committee on the Ageing; Bradley Lawson, Camp Development Assn. - Emergency
Akuna Peaks Crossing; Judy Ferrari, Wartburg Rural Fire Brigade; Ben Lodewikus, Young People Making a community generator for Builyan Hall
Difference (MAD); and Shell’s QGC LNG Plant Manager, Peter Norman. ABSENT: Calliope Football Club. •W artburg Rural Fire Brigade - Purchase
Photo: Chrissy Harris Photography
of brigade support vehicle
•G ladstone Central Committee on the
Ageing - Kendrick Hall - Improvements
EIGHT COMMUNITY from Tannum Sands, such as Tanyalla
including air conditioning and solar
GROUPS FROM THE and Boyne Tannum Men’s Shed, secure
Communities Fund grants. Up until now, panels
GLADSTONE REGION ARE MAD has relied entirely on donations • T annum Sands State High School -
SHARING IN ALMOST from community members to keep the Purchase of programmable robotics
$200,000 TO DELIVER program going. systems, drone kits and electronics kits
VITAL COMMUNITY as part of the STEM curriculum, and
school choral risers for school and
PROJECTS, THROUGH “It’s a big deal for us. Rather than
community events
battling to raise funds, we’ve now got
THE LATEST ROUND OF •Y oung People Making a Difference -
certainty for at least the year ahead,
THE QGC COMMUNITIES which is awesome,” Benjamin said. Youth Suicide Prevention Program
FUND. •C amp Akuna Pikes Crossing -
“We’re helping about 100 kids every Refurbishment of a community hall,
QGC congratulated and honoured all year… hopefully through this we can including solar panels to reduce
the recipients at a special breakfast event get more exposure, get into a few more running costs
earlier this week at Café Spinnaker Park. backyards and get even bigger.” •G ladstone Thistle Pipe Band Inc. -
Purchase of new percussion instruments
The investment will fund upgrades to Shell’s QGC business LNG plant •C alliope Football Club INC -
community hubs, improvements to local manager, Peter Norman, said it was Commencement of a fully automated
sports grounds and additional support exciting to see the annual grants make irrigation system at Liz Cunningham
services for at-risk young people in the such a difference to local, not-for-profit Park
region, from Tannum Sands to Builyan, groups and the communities they support.
Calliope to Wartburg. Since 2015, the The next round of the QGC Communities
QGC Communities Fund has provided “These grants effectively help fast- Fund will open to local not-for-profit
$1.5 million to more than 50 grassroots track these projects. Groups often tell groups in mid-2020. Details and dates
projects across the region. us how they save weeks and months, will be advertised.
which would otherwise be spent running
Young People Making a Difference sausage sizzles and raffles, and get
(MAD) is among this year’s recipients. straight to making a difference, whether
MAD is not-for-profit organisation that’s supporting at-risk youth, providing
bridging the gap in support services safer emergency facilities or reducing the
and working on suicide prevention for running costs of the community hall.
at-risk youths across the Gladstone For further information about the
region. Program coordinator Benjamin “Our team, the majority of whom are QGC Communities Fund, please
Lodewikus said the group decided to locals themselves, are humbled to be visit: www.shell.com.au/qgc-
apply after seeing other not-for-profit’s able to help these community champions communities-fund
13CENTRAL QUEENSLAND’S Gladstone Engineering Alliance
major industries expo SUPPLY CHAIN EXPO
THE ANNUAL SUPPLY CHAIN EXPO
IS AN EXCITING OPPORTUNITY FOR
30 April 2020
BUSINESSES IN CENTRAL QUEENSLAND'S
INDUSTRY SUPPLY CHAIN TO SHOWCASE 8am - 2pm at GECC
THEIR WORLD-CLASS PRODUCTS AND
SERVICES TO MAJOR INDUSTRY, FELLOW Showcase your
BUSINESSES AND THE COMMUNITY business’s skills and
THROUGHOUT THE WIDER GLADSTONE strengths to CQ’s
REGION.
Major Industries
The expo, presented by Australia Pacific LNG, operated
by ConocoPhillips, is enormously beneficial to FREE PUBLIC ENTRY
businesses who desire to be more competitive, operate
more efficiently, access world best practice and
operational procedures, and for those forward thinkers
who desire to network and learn from likeminded
businesses leaders.
Stallholder space at last year’s Supply Chain Expo sold
out, and exhibitor space at 2020's event is limited, so
don't miss out on your opportunity to be a part of this
must-attend event.
gea.asn.au | 07 4972 9060
Caring for Clownfish
Community And Volunteer Training Afternoon
Please join us for our community and volunteer training morning to assist
in the program “Caring for Clownfish” proudly supported by Fitzroy Basin When: Saturday 14th March 2020
Association (FBA). 12.00 pm (noon) – 3.00 pm
This exciting new program promotes sustainability of reef fish through a Where: Boyne Island
captive breeding program linked to the Australian Curriculum. Community and Environmental Education Centre
volunteers will learn all about fish care, life cycles of reef fish and sustainable 61 Malpas Street
aquarium fish trade. Boyne Island Qld 4680
Outline of morning: Who: 16 yrs+ interested &
• Guest speaker – Ms Rebecca Phyland, Flinders University, Adelaide – committed community members.
Saving Nemo Project and ic-anemone project
RSVP Monday 13th March
• Guest speaker – Mr Brett Murphy, STEAM coordinator Belgian Gardens
SS, Townsville – Reef BG
• Training processes – Brett Murphy, Rebecca Phyland, Tony Vloedmans –
Feeding, water quality, water changes, tank set up and maintenance
• Volunteer roster and
responsibilities – Outline of
duties and responsibilities
as a volunteer
• Sausage sizzle at 12pm!
Operated by
www.boyneislandeec.eq.edu.au • 07 4851 0333 • admin@boyneislandeec.eq.edu.auEveryone has a role to play in saying Tragically in Australia every two
BULLYING. NO WAY!
minutes police are called to a domestic
and family violence matter and
every day 12 women are hospitalised.
Demand for 1800RESPECT has grown
family law system is not only putting rapidly since it started operating in
by Rachel Hardy women and children at grave risk but 2010 when it was estimated the service
is failing to protect the family unit all would receive 20,000 calls each year.
THE NATIONAL DAY OF together. Safety risks are not being During the 2018-19 financial year
ACTION AGAINST BULLYING managed. Professionals in a multitude 1800RESPECT responded to more than
AND VIOLENCE (NDA) IS of industries need to have a better 163,000 phone and online contacts – a
COMING UP ON FRIDAY THE understanding of family violence, child 66 per cent increase from the previous
20TH OF MARCH 2020. protection and child support. The year. We need more crucial services like
system is failing to protect the most this if we want to take action to stop
The NDA 2020 marks the 10 year vulnerable within society. violence.
anniversary of Australia's key anti-
bullying event with the theme for the The federal Government is planning
year being ‘Take Action Together’. to conduct an open competitive
Everyone has a role to play in saying procurement process. This process aims
‘Bullying. No Way!’ And it is important to appoint a provider who will deliver
to start thinking about how we can show Australia’s sexual assault, domestic
support for the NDA. and family violence counselling service
to meet an increasing demand and
I believe we need reform. We need to provide the highest quality support.
increase funding to front line services 1800RESPECT already provides a
for prevention, and we need to address critical service to support to anyone
the police and the court system, so that who has experienced or is at risk of
we can better support families who family violence and sexual assault as
are fleeing violence and trying to keep well as their family, friends and support
themselves safe. I also believe that the workers.
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SIGNALS CHANGES FOR PLASTIC RECYCLING
THE MORRISON
GOVERNMENT HAS
CONCLUDED THE
FIRST-EVER NATIONAL
PLASTICS SUMMIT,
REINFORCING ITS
COMMITMENT TO
WORKING WITH
INDUSTRY TO INCREASE
OUR RECYCLING
CAPABILITIES, ENSURING
MARKETS FOR RECYCLED
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Ken O’Dowd MP said Monday’s
National Plastics Summit, attended
by more than 200 representatives Government will take to build McDonald’s and Qantas have made
f rom local and global businesses, demand and capacity in the sector.” commitments to removing tonnes
state and local government, of single-use plastic items such as
industry and community sectors Across f rom Capital Hill in Old cups, cutlery, meal boxes and straws
have set the tone for the future Parliament House, students by the end of 2020 replacing them
of plastic waste management in f rom around Australia met with compostable items.
Australia. with the Governor-General and
Her Excellency Mrs Hurley and Recycling in Gladstone has never
“The Prime Minister has outlined discussed issues around plastic been easier with the kerbside
three pillars of action around waste and recycling. recycling bin service. Unfortunately,
recycling plastic waste. First and this great effort can literally go to
most importantly, we need to take “It was fantastic to see and to hear waste by contamination - putting
responsibility for our waste,” Mr students f rom across Australia get items in the bin that aren’t
O’Dowd said. involved and show true leadership accepted for recycling, or products
in this area. They sent a message that haven’t been cleaned out
“We can all do our part in Flynn, of hope along with the conviction properly. Another great way to
such as encouraging demand for that we can and should make a recycle is through Queensland’s
recycled products at home and difference,” Mr O’Dowd said. container refund scheme, known as
by purchasing products that are ‘Containers for Change’. Gladstone
re-usable, as opposed to those The Morrison Government also has two Containers For Change
intended for single use. And, announced that it would change recycling centres one located in
through Government intervention, Commonwealth Procurement Gladstone Central at 66 Yarroon St
we know that banning the export of Guidelines to make sure every and the other at 29 Chapple St.
waste plastics will keep more of the procurement undertaken by a
raw stock here for remanufacturing, Commonwealth agency considers For more information on how to
helping to lift industry capacity and environmental sustainability and improve your recycling habits visit
our ability to use these materials use of recycled content as a factor www.gladstone.qld.gov.au/recycling
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On 18th April 2020 at Alive Pharmacy in Calliope, Lilly-
rose is chopping off her long locks and donating them
to Variety. The donated hair will be sent to specialised
wig makers, who make wigs for those who have lost their
hair due to medical conditions; such as alopecia. The
wigs give those in need more confidence and better self-
esteem so they can feel like themselves again.
All funds raised will be donated
to Variety which will go directly
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Variety in helping Aussie
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Erin, 13, was diagnosed with
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“She just wanted to feel ‘normal’ again and the wig from
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someone who doesn’t have any hair feel beautiful.” She
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WELCOME NEWS FOR GLADSTONE NFP’S
has already seen a positive flow on of benefits to our local
NFP’s.” Colin said.
“Our NFP Headquarters is shared with our accommodation
partners who are a delightful reflection of the diversity of our
local NFP Sector, including Boyne Tannum HookUp, Gladstone
Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Conservation Volunteers
Australia and Gehgre Aboriginal Corporation.”
Board Member Mr Burke went on to say that once news about
the Headquarters got out, the team experienced a rush of NFP’s
seeking a space of their own. Some of which had operated for
NOT-FOR-PROFIT HEADQUARTERS (NFP decades from any space they could squeeze into, meeting in
HQ) HAS OFFICIALLY OPENED ITS DOORS local parks and even members kitchens.
TO SERVE THE GLADSTONE COMMUNITY.
“Community response has been sensational. Since moving in
Speaking from their new home, vibrant with freshly installed at the end of last year, before even having a sign up, we have
signage, NFP HQ have declared they are open for business had a constant flow of NFP’s through the door seeking support
from their centrally located shopfront, on Goondoon Street, to explore project ideas and collaboration projects.”
in Gladstone’s CBD. Yesterday NFP HQ celebrated its
foundation partnership with Gladstone Area Water Board GAWB Chief Executive Officer Darren Barlow said that the
(GAWB). At a launch event in the new space, NFP HQ have project was a first for GAWB and offers a great opportunity to
publicly thanked GAWB for backing the vision behind this demonstrate GAWB’s values.
one-of-a-kind, one-stop-shop for NFP’s.
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As one of six locally appointed Board Members leading the
strategy behind NFP HQ, Colin Bourke said,
“NFP HQ has been formed with the primary purpose of
enabling sustainable, empowered NFPs which in turn
strengthens economic and social wellbeing and creates
stronger local communities. We are proud and grateful that
GAWB is partnering with us on this journey.”
The partnership between GAWB and NFP HQ will
$5
see GAWB receiving corporate services in the form of
community relations support in exchange for office space
to accommodate NFP HQ’s operations. The new office space
provides a location for NFP’s to meet, create and collaborate.
In addition to meeting space and administrative supports,
NFP HQ will match and tailor services for not-for-profits
including training, upskilling, mentoring, team building,
workshop facilitation, program reviews and process
development across all areas of NFP management including
leadership, operations, governance, strategic planning and After School Fitness Program
business development.
When: Tuesday & Thursday
Speaking about what this new partnership means for
3:45pm - 4:30pm
Gladstone, NFP HQ Board Member, Colin Burke said
that GAWB’s backing of NFP HQ will benefit the entire Age: 12 - 17 years old
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environmental and social wellbeing as a result.
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