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About Gladstone Gladstone is a coastal city on the Capricorn coast, Queensland, a 600 km drive north of Brisbane and about 120 km south east to the city of Rockhampton on the tropic of Capricorn. Gladstone enjoys a pleasant climate generally with low relative humidity and classified as a ‘Tropical Savannah’ climate (Koeppen Climate Classification). Bordered by the Calliope River to the north and the Boyne River to the south, the natural deepwater harbour is crucial to the city’s prosperity. Backed by abundant coal and gas resources of the region, Gladstone is now one of Australia’s major economic growth centres with large industrial projects in development stage and under construction.

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Gladstone is a coastal city on the Capricorn coast, Queensland, a 600 km drive north of Brisbane and about 120 km south east to the city of Rockhampton on the tropic of Capricorn. Gladstone enjoys a pleasant climate generally with low relative humidity and classified as a ‘Tropical Savannah’ climate (Koeppen Climate Classification). Bordered by the Calliope River to the north and the Boyne River to the south, the natural deepwater harbour is the foundation of the city’s prosperity. Backed by abundant coal and gas resources of the region, Gladstone is now one of Australia’s major economic growth centres with large industrial projects in development stage and under construction.

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Industry in Gladstone

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Booming Gladstone

The Gladstone region has a population of around 60,000 (2010) which is expected to increase by 50% over the next two decades. Growth is driven by massive investments in production facilities and transport infrastructure to meet public and commercial demands.

Some of the project listed in the Gladstone Region Project Development Review August 2010 are:
Yarwun Alumina Refinery (Comalco) Stage 2 production facility, completion 2^nd h 2012	$ 2.1B	Under construction

Queensland Energy Resources (QER) Oil shale technology demonstration plant for $multi billion project
Wiggins Island Coal Terminal (GPCL) Stage 1 of new coal terminal and loading facility, construction targeted for 2010-2013 (Stage 1, 25 mtpa with further stages to 90 mtpa depending on demand)	$ 1.3 B	EIS approved
Gladstone Pacific Nickel stage 1 (GPNL) Potential 2 yr delay on project following change in project ownership	$ 4.2 B	EIS approved
ABS Boulder Steel Blast furnace based steel plant for pig iron, stage 1 Construction start scheduled 2012	$ 1.4 B	Project pending
Santos GLNG (Santos/ Petronas) LNG production facility processing Coal seam Gas – Curtis Island Construction start scheduled 2011	$ 7.7 B	Project pending
Queensland Curtis LNG (BG Group) LNG production facility processing Coal seam Gas – Curtis Island	$ 8 B	Project pending

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Fishing in Gladstone

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About Gladstone

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Gladstone is a coastal city on the Capricorn coast, Queensland, a 600 km drive north of Brisbane and about 120 km south east to the city of Rockhampton on the tropic of Capricorn. Gladstone enjoys a pleasant climate generally with low relative humidity and classified as a ‘Tropical Savannah’ climate (Koeppen Climate Classification).

Bordered by the Calliope River to the north and the Boyne River to the south, the natural deepwater harbour is the foundation of the city’s prosperity. Backed by abundant coal and gas resources of the region, Gladstone is now one of Australia’s major economic growth centres with large industrial projects in development stage and under construction.

Gladstone is a booming!
The Gladstone region has a population of around 60,000 (2010) which is expected to increase by 50% over the next two decades. Growth is driven by massive investments in production facilities and transport infrastructure to meet public and commercial demands.