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Our home town: Gladstone Battery World s David Crock Thomas

Premium Content Subscriber only Battery World franchisee David “Crock” Thomas has ridden the boom and bust cycle of business in Gladstone since 1992 and he wouldn’t have it any other way. After working in the fuel industry for many years, Mr Thomas and his wife Anne purchased the franchise with their son David in 2016 and hasn’t looked back. A year later he bought the Battery World Caloundra franchise, plus he has partnered with his daughter and son-in-law Lindsay and Keith Windress in their mechanical repairs and fabrication business TMW QLD. Between all of his business partnerships, Mr Thomas said he employed 12 people and was soon to hire another staff member for Battery World Gladstone.

Powering up for Easter in the great outdoors

Powering up for Easter in the great outdoors Powering up for Easter in the great outdoors The right technology will make improve your camping experience Credit: Photo 118640079 © Chernetskaya | Dreamstime.com Powering up your campsite this Easter is no small feat, but when it’s done properly it makes life so much better.  Poorly planned camps on the other hand can lead to unhappy campers. Battery World franchise partner, Howdie Farrar, has plenty of experience in. He says the first thing is to pack essential items including: A good camping fridge to keep food and drinks chilled while you’re out exploring. It’s important to pre-cool the fridge before heading out to ensure everything stays cold.

Police allege council employee defrauded council of $135,000 for personal purchases

Police allege council employee defrauded council of $135,000 for personal purchases ThuThursday 11 updated ThuThursday 11 Tasmania Police allege the woman made several purchase orders through Bunnings since 2013. ( Print text only Cancel A Tasmanian woman is facing more than 170 fraud-related charges after allegedly using her access to council administrative systems to purchase more than $100,000 worth of household hardware items and other goods for herself. Key points: Tasmania Police allege Casey Maree Bryant defrauded Central Highlands Council of $135,000 The most common orders were through Bunnings, where Ms Bryant allegedly purchased paint brushes, plants and a clothesline Ms Bryant s husband has also been co-charged with six counts of fraud relating to allegedly presenting false purchase orders

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