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Half of Queenslanders lack awareness of renewable energy progress, risking delays in the state’s transition to 80% renewables by 2030.
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Half of Queenslanders lack awareness of renewable energy progress, risking delays in the state’s transition to 80% renewables by 2030.
Discover how 17-year-old Giordano Elia from Rockhampton is making waves globally with innovative ventures across automotive, aerospace, and real estate.
Labor approves the 800MW Prairie Wind Farm, part of 70 renewable projects powering over 8 million homes.
Mandatory eID tagging for sheep and goats starts in Australia starting this month, enhancing livestock traceability and biosecurity.
The rebrand and digital shift underscore CDC Queensland’s focus on innovation and enhancing transport services for communities statewide.
Former scientist Tatum Parmley brings real-world science to teaching in Rockhampton.
More airports join the fast-track drone flight approval trial.
Australians are falling victim to fake shopping sites, with Gen Z leading the target list.
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
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.
Half of Queenslanders lack awareness of renewable energy progress, risking delays in the state’s transition to 80% renewables by 2030.
Discover how 17-year-old Giordano Elia from Rockhampton is making waves globally with innovative ventures across automotive, aerospace, and real estate.
Labor approves the 800MW Prairie Wind Farm, part of 70 renewable projects powering over 8 million homes.
Mandatory eID tagging for sheep and goats starts in Australia starting this month, enhancing livestock traceability and biosecurity.
The rebrand and digital shift underscore CDC Queensland’s focus on innovation and enhancing transport services for communities statewide.
Former scientist Tatum Parmley brings real-world science to teaching in Rockhampton.
More airports join the fast-track drone flight approval trial.
Australians are falling victim to fake shopping sites, with Gen Z leading the target list.
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
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.