1/16Prime Minister Scott Morrison was accompanied by an entourage of supporters during the tour, including Wide Bay MP Llew O’Brien (second from the left). Here he is seen with Nolan Meats Directors Terry Nolan (right) and Michael Nolan (left).
Photos: Prime Minister Scott Morrison visits Nolan Meats
Prime Minister Scott Morrison took a guided tour around one of Gympie’s biggest employers on Thursday, after the business was hit hard by the February floods and got back on their feet in a matter of days. See the pictures here:
2/16The Prime Minister’s tour began with a slide show and videos of the damage caused to Nolan Meats during the February floods. Photo: Patrick Woods.
3/16Prime Minister Scott Morrison was also accompanied by Senator Bridgette McKenzie (left). Here he is seen talking with Directors Terry Nolan (right) and Michael Nolan (second from the right). Photo: Patrick Woods.
4/16Prime Minister Scott Morrison and Nolan Meats Director Terry Nolan. Photo: Patrick Woods.
5/16Nolan Meats Director Terry Nolan lead the Prime Minister’s guided tour. Photo: Patrick Woods.
6/16Prime Minster Scott Morrison visits Nolan Meats, Gympie, after devastating floods. Pictured with Terry Nolan (left) Bridget McKenzie MP and Llew O'Brien MP. Photo: Patrick Woods.
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13/16Prime Minster Scott Morrison visits Nolan Meats, Gympie, after devastating floods. Pictured, The Nolan family (left to right) Michael, Terry, Tony, Matt and Ged. Patrick Woods.
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16/16Nolan Meats director Terry Nolan (back left) showed videos and photos of the damage to the business during the February floods. Photo: Patrick Woods.
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