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Gladstone is a suburb located in the northeastern region of New South Wales, Australia, approximately more than 300 kilometres from Sydney. According to the 2021 Australian Bureau of Statistics census, the suburb has only 437 residents, 52.4% females and 47.6% males, and the average age of residents is 47, much older than the Australian national average, which is 38. More than 86% of the population was born in Australia, while the rest was born in England, Ireland and Scotland. 8% of the people are Australian Aboriginals. Religious groups found in the suburb are Anglican, Catholic and Uniting Church.

Gladstone and Smithtown are considered twin towns separated by the Macleay River. Formerly known as Darkwater, Gladstone's area was marked as a village reserve in 1859. The land was surveyed as a village by Surveyor Ernst Herborn in 1864. In 1870, the village's official name became Gladstone to honour the visit and wife of the Earl of Belmore, Governor of New South Wales. Gladstone was the maiden name of the Governor’s wife. Furthermore, Darkwater Creek became known as the Belmore River. The village was once a commercial centre thanks to the wharves on its shores.

Gladstone is a charming small suburb that is rich in culture and history. It has several beautifully restored establishments, old houses, cafes, and antique stores. The small town is far enough from the city to give you a peaceful lifestyle but is also near enough for you to travel if you have some businesses to do. You can create a backyard garden to spend your day productively. Some statistics of Gladstone include

• More than 40% of the population are homeowners
• It is listed as a “creative community” on the Mid North Coast Arts Trail
• It is home to 19 historic buildings

Gladstone is a small suburb that has a lot to offer when it comes to fun and entertainment. You can enjoy your stay by visiting one of these fantastic spots. Macleay Valley Community Art Gallery is the perfect place for art enthusiasts. This community art gallery is open for artists to exhibit their crafts. The free exhibit for each artist lasts for 2 weeks so that others will have a chance to show their work. You can enjoy the fantastic art gallery alone or with your fellow art aficionado friends.

Hat Head National Park is suitable for a relaxing, scenic seaside view. The park is culturally essential to Aboriginal people as some areas were ceremonial grounds, burial sites, shell middens and campsites. Hat Head Village is situated within the park, with more than 300 residents. The 74 square kilometres area is rich with bird species such as kookaburras, black swans, egrets, herons, fantails and honeyeaters.

Gladstone Quality Market is a small market that lives up to its name according to its visitors. The market consists of stalls selling homemade products at the park by the river, and it has a fantastic atmosphere with excellent fruits, vegetables and music. Other spots you can visit include

• Kempsey Riverside Markets
• Bellingen Nature Bike Rides
• Bellingen Canoe Adventures