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Explained: Why East Street business is closing

Premium Content The doors are set to close on a Rockhampton CBD business. CQ Blasters, which sells gel blasters and accessories, will trade at 118 East Street for the last time on Saturday. Damien Geyer - a partner in the business which is owned by Leigh Vickerstaffe - said various factors were to blame, with a lack of parking in the CBD a major one. The business partners had rented the store since mid-2019. Mr Geyer said their Gladstone shop in Tank Street remained open, and the leases on the playing fields in both Rockhampton and Gladstone would continue. “It was a difficult decision, but businesses need to make money,” he said.

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New homewares and gift store open in East Street

Premium Content A new homewares store has opened in Rockhampton’s East Street. Reid and Rose has this week opened at 131 East Street, which was formerly tenanted by Bullzye. It will be the third store for the locally owned brand, which already has a gift store in Allenstown, as well as The Lucky Charm news and gift outlet in Allenstown. The East Street store stocks fashion, home and gifts from a range of brands including Spode, Portmeriom, Sophie Conram, Nashi Home Resinware, Robert Gordon, Voluspa, La La Land, Koko Black, Poppy Lane and Willow Tree. It also stocks a range of magazines, newspapers, stationery and cards.

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Live music every Saturday morning in Rocky s CBD

Music Penny Hoffmann Premium Content Subscriber only In the words of Plato, âMusic â¦ It gives soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination, and charm and gaiety to life and to everythingâ. This atmosphere is what Rockhampton Regional Councilâs Economic Development, Tourism, Events and Marketing unit, Advance Rockhampton, aims to bring to the community through Saturday Sounds. Saturday Sounds is a weekly live music event held outside Kern Arcade and launches this Saturday. One musicianâs sounds will be heard all along East Street from 9am-1pm each week. CQ singer/songwriter James Gallagher is first in the line-up, and will perform well-known cover songs from Paul Kelly, Bruce Springsteen, Johnny Cash, REM and JJ Cale.

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Kern Arcade to go on market for first time in decades

Kern Arcade to go on market for first time in decades
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How popular takeaway went on first day at new CBD site

How popular takeaway went on first day at new CBD site
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