Townsville Bulletin’s Future Townsville event to explore city’s future and potential
Townsville Bulletin’s Future Townsville event, which explored how the city can cement it’s future as an industrial powerhouse with a enviable lifestyle, as ended. See what was said here.
Today, the Townsville Bulletin’s Future Townsville event will explore how the city can cement its future as an industrial powerhouse with an enviable lifestyle.
Future Townsville will explore the region’s outlook in Queensland and showcase the economic, employment and innovation it brings to the state.
The series has been supported by Hancock Agriculture and S. Kidman & Co., Bravus Mining and Resources, Port of Townsville, Aurizon, Bank of Queensland, Queensland Resources Council, Sun Metals, Ark Energy and Urbis.
Working with policy makers, city leaders and key industries, the Townsville Bulletin has explored what the city needs moving forward and identified how we can get there.
Keynote speaker, Urbis’ Dr Kate Meyrick, will use her research to show how Townsville can thrive, and explore what is holding us back.
“If we’re prepared to be bold today, Townsville’s future can be extraordinary,” she said.
This article is part of Future Townsville, which was supported by Hancock Agriculture and S. Kidman & Co., Bravus Mining and Resources, Port of Townsville, Aurizon, Bank of Queensland, Queensland Resources Council, Sun Metals, Ark Energy and Urbis.
Originally published as Townsville Bulletin’s Future Townsville event to explore city’s future and potential
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