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Major QLD wind farm granted planning consent, will create 350 jobs - Vimarsana News

Major QLD wind farm granted planning consent, will create 350 jobs

The Boulder Creek Wind Farm in Queensland has been granted planning consent for the installation of 60 wind turbines and associated infrastructure, The Boulder Creek Wind Farm in Queensland has been granted planning consent, positioning it as the first large scale wind farm development in the region and expected to create up to 350 jobs.

Rockhampton Regional Council and QLD AI Hub become Strategic Partners - Vimarsana News

Rockhampton Regional Council and QLD AI Hub become Strategic Partners

Rockhampton Regional Council and the Queensland AI (Artificial Intelligence) Hub yesterday signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to become

CapriCon is popping up at Rockhampton River Festival - Vimarsana News

CapriCon is popping up at Rockhampton River Festival

Rockhampton’s favourite pop culture convention CapriCon is making a guest appearance at the Bravus Rockhampton River Festival on Sunday 24 October

Bravus Rockhampton River Festival presents strong local music line-up - Vimarsana News

Bravus Rockhampton River Festival presents strong local music line-up

The Bravus Rockhampton River Festival returns for a 3-day feast of food, culture, arts and music along the beautiful Fitzroy River (Tunuba) from 22-24...

Fitzroy cruise, Mt Archer views and day at the polo for VIPs - Vimarsana News

Fitzroy cruise, Mt Archer views and day at the polo for VIPs

“In 2019 alone, 27 million business trips were taken across Australia with 70 per cent of travellers spending their time in commercial accommodation and $22.7 billion spent during those trips.”