By Ken Hissner: Boxers winning 100 or more fights seem to be over. The days of the boxers losing 100 or more fights are still happening. Only 10 active with 50 or more wins. Boxing Historian Henry Hascup supplied the winners, Ken Hissner the losers along with boxers active with 50 or more wins. The … [Read more…]
The five-bedroom home at 42 Clarke Drive, Gladstone Park sold for $805,000. A multi-generational home in Melbourne’s northwest sold for $805,000 at auction Saturday, more than $65,000 above its reserve price. Vendors Mel and Scott Carthew purchased the five-bedroom abode at 42 Clarke Drive, Gladstone Park, as a financial and family investment, with Mel’s brother … [Read more…]
Gladstone Commercial (NASDAQ:GOOD – Get Rating) and Star (NASDAQ:STHO – Get Rating) are both finance companies, but which is the better business? We will contrast the two companies based on the strength of their institutional ownership, valuation, profitability, analyst recommendations, risk, dividends and earnings. Earnings & Valuation This table compares Gladstone Commercial and Star’s revenue, … [Read more…]
An international research team has identified key base pairs in the human genome that remained consistent over millions of years of mammalian evolution, which play a significant role in human disease, highlighting genetic regions where mutations are not tolerated in evolution, a breakthrough that could improve our understanding of disease origins and inform future genetic … [Read more…]
The 28 tonne, 76.3m long wind turbine blades were delivered to port of Gladstone and are awaiting transport to the Clarke Creek Wind, Solar and Battery Farm 150km Northeast of Rockhampton. Picture: Supplied. Emma McBryde A $3 billion Central Queensland wind farm touted as the largest renewable energy precinct in the southern hemisphere, has left … [Read more…]
Council awarded 18 groups across the shire their share of more than $28,000 in community grants, received a fresh update on Toose Road and made decisions on the future of our swimming pools at the May meeting held on Tuesday. The ordinary meeting was held in Council Chambers from 9am on Tuesday 16 May 2023. … [Read more…]
Lyn, Ian, Krystal and Darren. By Matthew Pearce The participants in the Ride4Lives Suicide Awareness Ride know all too well that suicide is something that has touched everyone. Motorcyclist Meg Anderson “rides harder than the boys” on her Harley-Davidson V-Rod Muscle, named Ahyoka as a tribute to her Cherokee Indian ancestary. Meg lost an ex-partner … [Read more…]
This essay was adapted from a commencement addressed delivered at Thomas More College of Liberal Arts in Merrimack, New Hampshire. Dear friend: I couldn’t be happier for you, and frankly, I’m envious: To have spent four years immersed in the Catholic tradition of liberal arts; four years reading the great books in a coherent order, … [Read more…]
(Adds Nikolay Urvantsev) May 15 (Reuters) – The following liquefied natural gas (LNG) tankers are expected to arrive in Britain, Belgium, the Netherlands and Germany in the coming weeks. Estimated arrival dates, often revised by port authorities and AIS Live ship-tracking data on Refinitiv Eikon, are updated below. Some tankers heading for Belgium and Britain … [Read more…]
Published on 15 May 2023 The new Inkerman Creek boat ramp was delivered as part of the Port Alma boat ramp relocation project. The new boating facility is jointly funded via a tri-party Deed of Agreement between TMR’s Maritime Safety Queensland (MSQ), Rockhampton Regional Council and Gladstone Ports Corporation. Onsite works at Inkerman … [Read more…]