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Central Queensland’s Expanded Early Access Team helps patients recover safely at home, freeing up hospital space.
What’s happening? The Crisafulli Government has announced a $5 million annual expansion of the Made in Queensland manufacturing grants. The program aims to bolster Queensland’s advanced manufacturing sector by increasing capability, productivity, and innovation, while supporting high-skilled jobs. Minister for Manufacturing, Dale Last, visited Rockhampton businesses Manuplex and PHL Metal Fabrication and toured the Rockhampton Manufacturing Hub to unveil this initiative. Why it matters? This investment highlights the government’s commitment to positioning Queensland as a leader in manufacturing. By reducing operational costs and creating investment certainty, the initiative not only fosters local economic growth but also helps secure Queensland’s reputation as an attractive destination for manufacturing businesses. Local Impact The Rockhampton Manufacturing Hub plays a pivotal role in driving innovation
Aliria on Dean, Rockhampton’s first over-50s community in a decade, begins construction, set to be completed by late 2025.
Rockhampton State High School celebrates a historic milestone with the release of 1,000 locally raised barramundi into the Fitzroy River, marking the success of its aquaculture program and setting the stage for sustainable fishery growth and student career development in Queensland’s expanding aquaculture industry.
Speaker Milton Dick MP visits Longreach schools, bringing Parliament to students through the Parliament in Schools program.
Celebrate National Recycling Week with Resource Recovery Australia! Join the Fair & Auction at Reviva Ibis Reuse Shop and the grand opening of The Tinkerage on 16 November in Rockhampton for family activities, unique auction items, and sustainable workshops.
Rockhampton’s Remembrance Day Service, 11 November at 10.30am, honours Australia’s heroes at the John Leak Memorial. RSVP required.
Rocky mourns the passing of former Mayor Jim Webber, a dedicated leader whose service from 1982 to 1991 and continued tenure until 2008 shaped the city’s growth. His contributions to Rockhampton’s development remain a testament to his enduring legacy.
Rockhampton’s agriculture sector celebrates a year of wins, highlighted last 24 Oct 2024 Grow Rockhampton – Agricultural Leaders Lunch.
The Hockey Australia Foundation is relaunching with a strong focus on bringing hockey to regional areas like Rocky. Throughout 2024, the expanded Hookin2Hockey program will connect young players in remote communities, fostering engagement and well-being through sport.
Central Queensland’s Expanded Early Access Team helps patients recover safely at home, freeing up hospital space.
What’s happening? The Crisafulli Government has announced a $5 million annual expansion of the Made in Queensland manufacturing grants. The program aims to bolster Queensland’s advanced manufacturing sector by increasing capability, productivity, and innovation, while supporting high-skilled jobs. Minister for Manufacturing, Dale Last, visited Rockhampton businesses Manuplex and PHL Metal Fabrication and toured the Rockhampton Manufacturing Hub to unveil this initiative. Why it matters? This investment highlights the government’s commitment to positioning Queensland as a leader in manufacturing. By reducing operational costs and creating investment certainty, the initiative not only fosters local economic growth but also helps secure Queensland’s reputation
Aliria on Dean, Rockhampton’s first over-50s community in a decade, begins construction, set to be completed by late 2025.
Rockhampton State High School celebrates a historic milestone with the release of 1,000 locally raised barramundi into the Fitzroy River, marking the success of its aquaculture program and setting the stage for sustainable fishery growth and student career development in Queensland’s expanding aquaculture industry.
Speaker Milton Dick MP visits Longreach schools, bringing Parliament to students through the Parliament in Schools program.
Celebrate National Recycling Week with Resource Recovery Australia! Join the Fair & Auction at Reviva Ibis Reuse Shop and the grand opening of The Tinkerage on 16 November in Rockhampton for family activities, unique auction items, and sustainable workshops.
Rockhampton’s Remembrance Day Service, 11 November at 10.30am, honours Australia’s heroes at the John Leak Memorial. RSVP required.
Rocky mourns the passing of former Mayor Jim Webber, a dedicated leader whose service from 1982 to 1991 and continued tenure until 2008 shaped the city’s growth. His contributions to Rockhampton’s development remain a testament to his enduring legacy.
Rockhampton’s agriculture sector celebrates a year of wins, highlighted last 24 Oct 2024 Grow Rockhampton – Agricultural Leaders Lunch.
The Hockey Australia Foundation is relaunching with a strong focus on bringing hockey to regional areas like Rocky. Throughout 2024, the expanded Hookin2Hockey program will connect young players in remote communities, fostering engagement and well-being through sport.
Central Queensland’s Expanded Early Access Team helps patients recover safely at home, freeing up hospital space.
What’s happening? The Crisafulli Government has announced a $5 million annual expansion of the Made in Queensland manufacturing grants. The program aims to bolster Queensland’s advanced manufacturing sector by increasing capability, productivity, and innovation, while supporting high-skilled jobs. Minister for Manufacturing, Dale Last, visited Rockhampton businesses Manuplex and PHL Metal Fabrication and toured the Rockhampton Manufacturing Hub to unveil this initiative. Why it matters? This investment highlights the government’s commitment to positioning Queensland as a leader in manufacturing. By reducing operational costs and creating investment certainty, the initiative not only fosters local economic growth but also helps secure Queensland’s reputation
Aliria on Dean, Rockhampton’s first over-50s community in a decade, begins construction, set to be completed by late 2025.
Rockhampton State High School celebrates a historic milestone with the release of 1,000 locally raised barramundi into the Fitzroy River, marking the success of its aquaculture program and setting the stage for sustainable fishery growth and student career development in Queensland’s expanding aquaculture industry.
Speaker Milton Dick MP visits Longreach schools, bringing Parliament to students through the Parliament in Schools program.
Celebrate National Recycling Week with Resource Recovery Australia! Join the Fair & Auction at Reviva Ibis Reuse Shop and the grand opening of The Tinkerage on 16 November in Rockhampton for family activities, unique auction items, and sustainable workshops.
Rockhampton’s Remembrance Day Service, 11 November at 10.30am, honours Australia’s heroes at the John Leak Memorial. RSVP required.
Rocky mourns the passing of former Mayor Jim Webber, a dedicated leader whose service from 1982 to 1991 and continued tenure until 2008 shaped the city’s growth. His contributions to Rockhampton’s development remain a testament to his enduring legacy.
Rockhampton’s agriculture sector celebrates a year of wins, highlighted last 24 Oct 2024 Grow Rockhampton – Agricultural Leaders Lunch.
The Hockey Australia Foundation is relaunching with a strong focus on bringing hockey to regional areas like Rocky. Throughout 2024, the expanded Hookin2Hockey program will connect young players in remote communities, fostering engagement and well-being through sport.
