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A 10-day scientific and cultural trip between Kenilworth and Tiaro has uncovered a wealth of cultural information about the Mary River, and multiple ancient artefacts.
With cane prices reaching highs not seen in almost half a century, Wide Bay and Burnett growers are hoping for a dry harvesting season to set them up for future profit.
From cafes and caterers, to a farming enterprise owing $4.3million and an electrical business owing $2.3million, these are the companies liquidated across the Wide Bay and Burnett between late 2021 and early 2023.
As part of a grants program for regional Queensland, Bundaberg has been awarded $10,000 to fund youth-led community projects.
Around 100,000 suicide attempts are made around the country each year and regional communities are placed at a higher risk.
“This was not a decision made lightly, however was a decision we had to make.”
“We’re planning to increase local access to several services that could treat more complex cases and higher patient volumes …”
Addressing ‘range anxiety’: One of 13 new electric vehicle charging stations coming to region.
As well as working in aged care and studying her degree, the young entrepreneur has also started up her own hobby business.
Key messages include listening to children and believing their statements, as well as gaining an understanding of why people harm children.
More than 50 glamping sites are set to open by December 11 at the venue, with plenty of plans in the works.
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