
MORNING REWIND: Top stories you may have missed
HAPPY Friday Gladstone,
Welcome to today's edition of the Morning Rewind, where we fill you in on the biggest headlines you may have missed yesterday, November 26.
Today's weather: Max 30. Mostly sunny. Winds easterly and light increasing to 20 to 25 km/h in the morning then increasing to 25 to 35 km/h in the middle of the day. 10 per cent chance of rain.
Tide Times:
Low: 0.85m at 1.08am
High: 3.84m at 7.26am
Low: 1.15m at 1.30pm
High: 3.58m at 7.30pm
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GLADSTONE region residents have been targeted by thieves, with 20 break-in and theft offences recorded in the past week.
Gladstone Police Sergeant Wayne Butcher said the number of offences committed while entering unlocked and insecure premises was "concerning".
Catch up HERE.
FOLLOWING the death of football legend Diego Armando Maradona yesterday morning, Councillor Natalia Muszkat has paid tribute to her compatriot.
Maradona passed away in Argentina aged 60 following a heart attack after repeated hospitalisations this year.
Catch up HERE.

A GLADSTONE woman who's crime spree ranged from threatening to spit on police with her "hepatitis spit" to a racist tirade against her neighbour, has been given a suspended sentence.
Krystal Maree Short, appearing by video link from the Southern Queensland Correctional Centre, pleaded guilty to nine charges in Gladstone Magistrates Court on November 13.
Catch up HERE.
A KINDY teacher who has been described as "one of a kind" by co-workers, will retire in a fortnight's time, bringing down the curtain on a 40 year-career.
Debbie Hancock spent the first three years of her kindergarten teaching career at Calliope before moving into town with Koolyangarra Kindergarten in January, 1978.
Catch up HERE.

A GLADSTONE tradie is "over-the-moon" he followed an inkling to buy his very first Instant Scratch-It which won him a $25,000 prize.
The top prize winning $2 ticket was purchased at Kirkwood Newsagency.
Catch up HERE.
