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Premium Content Subscriber only It had missing keys and was past its prime time but a thrown away piano somehow avoided becoming crushed on the rubbish heap. It was moved inside the Incredable Tip Shop where Clancy Morgan spotted the old, worn out girl and proved it deserved a second lease on life. “Many customers stopped to listen and really enjoyed the entertainment; some even came to compliment me on how nice it was to hear someone play the piano,” Ms Morgan said. “This got me thinking about how lovely it would be to place a reconditioned piano somewhere in the Mackay community.�...

The Whitsundays Laguna Quays Respite coordinated by Well-Being Australia for missions is celebrating 10 years of ministry. The Whitsundays mission respite facility, opened 10 years ago in 2011, has provided many mission families / couples and chaplains - a much deserved rest and recuperation. This two 2 min video is of its ministry for missionaries, home missions, church full time personnel is remarkable. Laguna Quays Respite The respite cottage is situated a fifteen minute drive south of Proserpine airport and a stone's throw from Midge Point. Opened in 2011, Well-Being Australia developed ...

A Midge Point man will face court after police searched him at a bus stop.

"The proposed development seeks to establish a bespoke concept function facility dependent upon the lush natural and landscaped surrounds of the property. "The proposed development 'maintains the natural functions and scenic qualities of the landscape' of the site and surrounding coastal township of Midge Point.   The proposed wedding and corporate function venue site at Midge Point. Picture: Urban Planning Services documents submitted to Mackay Regional Council.   "The proposal will remain small-scale and ensure that it 'integrates with existing and future development'." The centre...

Premium Content Subscriber only Mackay Regional Council has approved the development of a new function centre at Midge Point, dismissing one councillor’s claim that it could potentially lead to a “sewage overflow”. Developers will need to meet more than 30 conditions if they go ahead with their plans – submitted to the council in April last year – for a wedding and corporate events centre on Lawson St. Councillors Laurence Bonaventura, Alison Jones, Martin Bella and Russell Seymour voted against approving the venue, but this fell short of the majority required to fl...