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Support from the Palaszczuk Government for Gold Coast manufacturers has taken another step forward with the new round of the highly successful

Date Time RADF funding flows for regional arts and culture Minister for Communities and Housing, Minister for Digital Economy and Minister for the Arts The Honourable Leeanne Enoch Hundreds of community-led arts and cultural experiences will be activated across regional Queensland through $4.38 million from the Regional Arts Development Fund 2021 – 2022 (RADF). Minister for the Arts Leeanne Enoch said the Palaszczuk Government is investing $2.08 million through the Regional Arts Development Fund in 2021-22, matched with a contribution of approximately $2.3 million from 59 councils across th...

Share: TOP STORY OF THE DAY, brought to you free by WICU: PUBLIC INVITED - School board to discuss 2021-22 School Year Reentry Plans Monday, July 5, 2021 Superintendent Jeff Fritz The Clay Community Schools (CCS) Board of Trustees will be discussing its 2021-22 School Year Reentry Plans at the July 8 School Board Meeting, and they want the public to know about it. Superintendent Jeff Fritz issued the following statement: “Although the 2020-21 school year was very trying for students, employees, parents, and the community, the CCS 2020-21 School Year Roadmap served as a very useful and esse...

Treasurer and Minister for Investment The Honourable Cameron Dick Coolum-based company Australian Biotherapeutics has kicked off the local manufacturing of biotherapeutic and pharmaceutic products for global export thanks to support from the Palaszczuk Government. Treasurer and Minister for Investment Cameron Dick said the company’s facility at Suncoast Business Park was built with support from the Queensland Government’s $150 million Advance Queensland Industry Attraction Fund. “Development of this state-of-art Sunshine Coast facility will create up to 25 high-skilled jobs over the nex...

Premium Content Subscriber only Central and Western Queensland manufacturers are being given the opportunity to supercharge their businesses thanks to a Queensland grants program. Now in its fourth round, the Made in Queensland Grants program totals $61.5 million. Minister for Regional Development, Manufacturing and Water Glenn Butcher said the program had been given a greater focus on transforming businesses and delivering jobs for regional manufacturers. “In the first three rounds, 40 per cent of Made in Queensland projects were based in regional Queensland. As Minister for Regional Dev...