Roof solar panels helps power electric limousine fit for the family
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Exclusive beef brand plates up across Central Qld
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Two Central Qld suburbs flagged for high speed nbn
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Named: 23 Central Qld childcare centres get share of $5.2M
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Jobs: 116 powerful apprentice roles on offer
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Plans for automated workforce at massive $1 billion mine
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