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Australians living and working in regional, rural, and remote communities have under a week to voice their opinions on telecommunications issues. The Australian Government’s Regional Telecommunications Review is set to close on Wednesday, 31 July at 11:59 pm.
Brisbane’s Shank Brothers BBQ are taking HEAT to an all-new level for this year’s Mount Isa Rodeo Festival next month.
“Regional areas are exhibiting higher rental yields than metropolitan areas,” says Mike Mortlock, Managing Director of MCG Quantity Surveyors.
Rights and Connection in One Go! A breath of fresh air wafts through Mackay as it plays host to two pioneering events, thanks to the tireless efforts of the “Power to You” team, sponsored by an Information, Linkages, and Capacity Building (ILC) Grant from the Department of Social Services. On the 16th and 17th of May 2024, Gregory Street becomes the nexus for empowerment and inclusion, inviting locals to participate in events specially designed for people with disabilities. Disability Provider Capacity Building & Networking – A Step Towards Autonomy The first event, set for the morning of May 16th, isn’t just about tea and biscuits. Under the expert guidance of Tracie-Lee Little, with over two decades of experience in human
Australians living and working in regional, rural, and remote communities have under a week to voice their opinions on telecommunications issues. The Australian Government’s Regional Telecommunications Review is set to close on Wednesday, 31 July at 11:59 pm.
Brisbane’s Shank Brothers BBQ are taking HEAT to an all-new level for this year’s Mount Isa Rodeo Festival next month.
“Regional areas are exhibiting higher rental yields than metropolitan areas,” says Mike Mortlock, Managing Director of MCG Quantity Surveyors.
Rights and Connection in One Go! A breath of fresh air wafts through Mackay as it plays host to two pioneering events, thanks to the tireless efforts of the “Power to You” team, sponsored by an Information, Linkages, and Capacity Building (ILC) Grant from the Department of Social Services. On the 16th and 17th of May 2024, Gregory Street becomes the nexus for empowerment and inclusion, inviting locals to participate in events specially designed for people with disabilities. Disability Provider Capacity Building & Networking – A Step Towards Autonomy The first event, set for the morning of May 16th, isn’t just about tea and biscuits. Under the expert guidance of Tracie-Lee Little, with over two decades of experience in human
