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24/7 fast food drive-thru approved for former Bunnings site

24/7 fast food drive-thru approved for former Bunnings site
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Teens wow with musical masterpiece created in four days

Teens wow with musical masterpiece created in four days
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Bulls--t propaganda : Albanese on housing, Greens in Rocky

Premium Content Subscriber only Anthony Albanese stopped in Rockhampton on Saturday to meet about 40 constituents at Bartlett s Tavern on Kent Street and talk Labor policy. With him were Rockhampton MP Barry O Rourke, Queensland Senator Murray Watt, and Labor s federal candidate for Capricornia, Russell Robertson. Applause greeted the Labor leader, who stayed for perhaps 10 minutes and spoke about housing, workforce casualisation, the decline of real wages, and Mr Robertson s candidacy. There was time for two questions from the audience: the first had to do with Labor s support of the Migration Amendment Bill 2021, which passed parliament during the week; the second asked what to do about the Greens, which the questioner said was a poor influence on Labor s image.

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Kilcoy Global Foods builds Australia s first red meat innovation and learning hub

Date Time Kilcoy Global Foods builds Australia’s first red meat innovation and learning hub Minister for Agricultural Industry Development and Fisheries and Minister for Rural Communities The Honourable Mark Furner Queensland beef exporter Kilcoy Global Foods has completed its build of Australia’s first red meat innovation and learning Hub. The project was made possible by Kilcoy Global Foods partnering with Meat & Livestock Australia and the Australian Meat Processor Corporation. The industry-funded hub will deliver more efficient domestic meat production and product development, including ready-to-eat meals, keeping pace with changing consumer demands both here and overseas. Kilcoy Global Foods launched the hub at Beef Australia 2021 in Rockhampton last week.

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New footpath opens at school in North Rocky

Premium Content Subscriber only Walking and riding to school has been made easier for students of St Anthony’s Primary School in Rockhampton, with the completion of a new footpath. The 1.5 metre wide footpath was constructed on Bruigom Street, Norman Gardens, and connected the school grounds to the existing pedestrian crossing on Moores Creek Road. Councillor Ellen Smith said the project was important to ensure the safety of children while getting to and from school. “We know that a number of students go to the daycare on the corner of Moores Creek Road and Bruigom Street for before and after school care, so the upgrades mean these students will have a safe passage from the school to the daycare,” Ms Smith said.

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