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Funding helps secure hundreds of jobs in local sugar sector Australian Sugar Milling Council chief executive Mr David Pietsch said the funding would help secure 110 jobs in harvesting and field haulage operations and cane transportation otherwise at risk if cane cannot be transported to Isis Mill. Picture: Liana Turner
News 7th Mar 2021 5:00 AM
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Subscriber only Recent government funding has reportedly helped secure more than 600 direct and indirect jobs at Isis Central Mill. The sugar industry has welcomed the commitment of $1.9m from the Queensland Government to a plan that will see sugarcane grown, harvested and hauled in the Maryborough region milled into raw sugar at the Isis Central Sugar Mill at Childers.
New Gold Coast Council CEO David Edwards found to have committed misconduct in his former role
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With an annual budget of $1.7 billion, the Gold Coast City Council is the second largest local government in Australia.
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The man selected as the Gold Coast council s new chief executive on a salary package worth more than $600,000 a year was recently found to have committed three counts of misconduct by a state government department, ABC Investigations can reveal.
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It also found he misused departmental resources for personal purposes
Mr Edwards was last month picked for the Gold Coast council role, which includes a salary of more than $600,000
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Subscriber only A NEW state government taskforce is expected to investigate transforming the Gold Coast s northern cane fields into towns to help ease pressure on crowded established suburbs. It will run in conjunction with a council strategy to target the southern suburbs of Kirra, Coolangatta, Palm Beach and Bilinga for high-density development. The state government on Wednesday announced a new Growth Areas Delivery Team would look at undeveloped land between the Sunshine Coast and Tweed Heads to help cater for the southeast s bulging population. It will be made up of staff from the Department of State Development and Planning and Economic Development Queensland and will pursue new partnerships between developers, local governments and utility providers to support structure planning, infrastructure planning and infrastructure funding arrangements for new growth areas.
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