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Whitsunday Anglican School this week took out the CQUniversity School Business Challenge for the Central Queensland Region round.
The winning Mackay team consisting of Flynn Bushell, Charlie Webb, Amaya McKinnon and Lezaan Du Plessis took out the hotly-contested competition on Tuesday night and will now look forward to representing the region and their school at the national finals on July 27. Whitsunday Anglican School in Mackay took out the CQUniversity School Business Challenge for the Central Queensland Region round. Pictured are (L to R) Flynn Bushell, Charlie Webb, Amaya McKinnon and Lezaan Du Plessis. Picture: CQUniversity
Mackay’s Pioneer State High School and the Rockhampton Grammar School were runners-up in the competition and will also compete in the finals.
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Subscriber only Working cattle in the yards one day at a Clermont property became the catalyst for a group of four young friends to start a clothing brand. The group, Ben Beatty, Sam Gray, Will Callanan and Maddie Podlich, had always dreamed about having a business together. Sam came up with the phrase Hide to Tide and it was Maddie, with her background in marketing, who said why don t we just do it . The boys grew up in Central Queensland on farms in Clermont and Marlborough and were all boarding students of The Rockhampton Grammar School, while Maddie grew up in Brisbane and spent time on her family s properties in rural New South Wales.