Peter Gleeson is a Host at 4BC Drive. He specializes in topics related to Energy Policy & Regulation, Energy Sustainability, and Renewable Energy. Peter has been featured in The Courier-Mail, Sky News Australia, and The Nenagh Guardian.
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Peter Gleeson's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, politics, and infrastructure in Queensland. His articles often include government announcements and expert commentary related to these topics. If you are looking to reach out effectively, consider providing insights or commentary on local political developments, infrastructure projects in Queensland, or significant community issues within the region.
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A thunder and lightning shower of biblical proportions swamped Nenagh on Saturday last
Jackie Cahill, the only Government TD in Tipperary, is to push for the development of a greenway between Nenagh and Dromineer
A WOMAN with strong links to Roscrea who ran in last Sunday's Belarusian presidential election to try to oust the country's authoritarian leader was one of the children of Chernobyl who spent many summers in Roscrea
The theft of a dog in Nenagh has heightened fears among owners who are already anxious over reports of similar thefts throughout the country
Over 1,000 babies died in the Sean Ross Abbey Mother and Baby Home in Roscrea in the 40 years it operated from 1930 to 1970
Nenagh Guardian's Camogie Correspondent Rose Mannion survives Covid-19 after spending 81 days in intensive care
