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Subscriber only What better a place to kick back and relax with friends and family this Easter than the Gladstone region? Gladstone Regional Council and the Gladstone Area Promotion and Development limited recently launched a 2021 Easter in Gladstone campaign. The campaign aims to develop greater synergies between events and tourism, in order to build a positive destination profile and create a higher return on investment for the community and industry in the Gladstone region. Easter in Gladstone, from April 1 to 4, is one of the most significant events on Gladstone s calendar and will provide memorable experiences for people of all ages and backgrounds.
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CQUniversity is hosting a week of information sessions on TAFE courses, with online and on-campus activities planned across Central Queensland starting January 18.
The week will provide details on TAFE diplomas, certificates, apprenticeships and traineeships, short courses and micro-credentials.
CQUniversity deputy vice-president – VET Peter Heilbuth said the TAFE Information Week would highlight CQUniversity’s vocational training opportunities for people looking for a new start in 2021.
“Participants can ask about our flexible study, pathway opportunities, apprenticeship information and how funding options may dramatically reduce the cost of their course, depending on their eligibility,” Mr Heilbuth said. CQUniversity s Peter Heilbuth. Picture: Contributed
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Organisers of the Brisbane to Gladstone yacht race are optimistic theyâll have a smooth sailing event after COVID-19 forced the event to be cancelled in 2020.
On Wednesday it was announced the Gladstone Ports Corporation would be the new named sponsor for the B2G in the eventâs 73rd year, taking over the naming rights from Qantas.
GPC acting CEO Craig Walker said the partnership between GPC and the Queensland Cruising Yacht Club was for three years with hopes of being extended.
âItâs almost like a natural thing,â Mr Walker said.
âThe yacht race has been part of Gladstoneâs DNA for 73 years and weâve got such a wonderful port and a lovely marina.
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The Gladstone region of Queensland is the gateway to the Southern Great Barrier Reef offering spectacular sights for all ages from the mountains to the sea.
Here are some hidden gems of the region to explore with family and friends this Christmas holidays. Lagoons Resort and Spa at the town of 1770 near Agnes Water has been acquired by Central Apartment Group and rebranded 1770 Lagoons Central Apartment Resort.
Agnes Water and 1770
The southern jewel in the regionâs crown, Agnes Water and 1770 are a 90 minute drive south of Gladstone, via historic Miriam Vale.
Named in 1770 after Captain James Cookâs landing â his second on Australian soil as he navigated around the continent on the Endeavour.