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CASA’s low-flying aircraft will check Gladstone Airport’s approach paths on 18 March 2025 to ensure safe operations.
Young Carers Action Day 2025 recognised young carers’ efforts. Carers Queensland hosted an event in Rockhampton to support them.
RJC introduces the Stay in Rocky Incentive (SIRI) scheme, offering trainers up to 40% off track and stable fees for racing locally.
$20M boost for Rockhampton Airport! Expansion plans include a 7th aircraft bay and a freight hub, supporting jobs and exports.
Bridgitte Tones leads youth advocacy at Carinity Education Rockhampton, mentoring workers & empowering students. IWD reflection on March 8.
Despite AI’s rise, strong communication and leadership remain crucial. Rocky professionals turn to Toastmasters for in-demand skills.
Anja Christoffersen, CEO of WDEN, has been named the 2025 QLD Award recipient for the Australian Awards for Excellence in Women’s Leadership.
Two new frog species found in North Queensland, underscoring its rich biodiversity and conservation needs.
What’s happening? Lives Lived Well is joining communities worldwide in recognising International Family Drug Support Day today, 24 February 2025. The annual event highlights the essential role families play in supporting loved ones impacted by substance use. The theme for 2025, “Time for Change,” calls for greater awareness, compassion, and improved access to support for families navigating these challenges. Why it matters? Since its inception in 2016, International Family Drug Support Day has grown into a global movement focused on reducing stigma, promoting harm reduction strategies, and ensuring families and carers receive the help they need. ++Lives Lived Well CEO Mitchell Giles emphasised the importance of supporting families, stating: “Families play a pivotal role in a person’s journey toward recovery.
Laing O’Rourke completes ASMTI Shoalwater Bay, enabling nine weeks of training for Singapore Armed Forces.
CASA’s low-flying aircraft will check Gladstone Airport’s approach paths on 18 March 2025 to ensure safe operations.
Young Carers Action Day 2025 recognised young carers’ efforts. Carers Queensland hosted an event in Rockhampton to support them.
RJC introduces the Stay in Rocky Incentive (SIRI) scheme, offering trainers up to 40% off track and stable fees for racing locally.
$20M boost for Rockhampton Airport! Expansion plans include a 7th aircraft bay and a freight hub, supporting jobs and exports.
Bridgitte Tones leads youth advocacy at Carinity Education Rockhampton, mentoring workers & empowering students. IWD reflection on March 8.
Despite AI’s rise, strong communication and leadership remain crucial. Rocky professionals turn to Toastmasters for in-demand skills.
Anja Christoffersen, CEO of WDEN, has been named the 2025 QLD Award recipient for the Australian Awards for Excellence in Women’s Leadership.
Two new frog species found in North Queensland, underscoring its rich biodiversity and conservation needs.
What’s happening? Lives Lived Well is joining communities worldwide in recognising International Family Drug Support Day today, 24 February 2025. The annual event highlights the essential role families play in supporting loved ones impacted by substance use. The theme for 2025, “Time for Change,” calls for greater awareness, compassion, and improved access to support for families navigating these challenges. Why it matters? Since its inception in 2016, International Family Drug Support Day has grown into a global movement focused on reducing stigma, promoting harm reduction strategies, and ensuring families and carers receive the help they need. ++Lives Lived Well CEO
Laing O’Rourke completes ASMTI Shoalwater Bay, enabling nine weeks of training for Singapore Armed Forces.
CASA’s low-flying aircraft will check Gladstone Airport’s approach paths on 18 March 2025 to ensure safe operations.
Young Carers Action Day 2025 recognised young carers’ efforts. Carers Queensland hosted an event in Rockhampton to support them.
RJC introduces the Stay in Rocky Incentive (SIRI) scheme, offering trainers up to 40% off track and stable fees for racing locally.
$20M boost for Rockhampton Airport! Expansion plans include a 7th aircraft bay and a freight hub, supporting jobs and exports.
Bridgitte Tones leads youth advocacy at Carinity Education Rockhampton, mentoring workers & empowering students. IWD reflection on March 8.
Despite AI’s rise, strong communication and leadership remain crucial. Rocky professionals turn to Toastmasters for in-demand skills.
Anja Christoffersen, CEO of WDEN, has been named the 2025 QLD Award recipient for the Australian Awards for Excellence in Women’s Leadership.
Two new frog species found in North Queensland, underscoring its rich biodiversity and conservation needs.
What’s happening? Lives Lived Well is joining communities worldwide in recognising International Family Drug Support Day today, 24 February 2025. The annual event highlights the essential role families play in supporting loved ones impacted by substance use. The theme for 2025, “Time for Change,” calls for greater awareness, compassion, and improved access to support for families navigating these challenges. Why it matters? Since its inception in 2016, International Family Drug Support Day has grown into a global movement focused on reducing stigma, promoting harm reduction strategies, and ensuring families and carers receive the help they need. ++Lives Lived Well CEO
Laing O’Rourke completes ASMTI Shoalwater Bay, enabling nine weeks of training for Singapore Armed Forces.
