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Palaszczuk Government s ART-ful boost to NDIS access in Queensland
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REGIONAL voices will be heard in a group formed to future-proof the Bruce Highway.
The Daily Mercury did a series of stories on how the North, Central and Far North Queensland were not represented in a government group formed to future-proof the Bruce Highway.
At the time Hinchinbrook MP Nick Dametto described the lack of regional representation as “outrageous”.
In an announcement made in Rockhampton on Wednesday Assistant Minister for Regional Roads Bruce Saunders said the trust would be expanded to incorporate regional voices.
Nominations have opened as the Department of Transport and Main Roads searches for six regional representatives to join the Advisory Council, which is tasked with identifying the upgrades most important to Queenslanders and dividing a pool of more than $1 billion annually to projects along the stretch of road. Nominees must regularly use the highway or live along its corridor north of Gympie and have experience in road safety or reg
Farmers rejoice as widespread rain falls across parched southern Queensland
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A 98-year-old shop on Goomeri’s main street is about to get a new lease of life thanks to Felicity Dascombe and her love of books.
Mrs Dascombe is transforming the closed Wimberley and Sons Cafe on Moore St into the Wimberley and Sons Bookstore, with the aim of bringing back the business trade once commonly found in the South Burnett township.
“Years ago there used to be heaps of antique stores (in Goomeri) … you’d stay all day in town,” Mrs Dascombe said.
Mrs Dascombe and her husband Andrew have been residents of the region for three decades, and the book shop will not be her first foray into the world of business.