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Power Companies To Take On State Debt

Power Companies To Take On State Debt

The State Government announced today it will cut $4.1 billion off the State’s forecast $80 billion debt by shifting it on to the balance sheets of government-owned electricity network companies.

Service For Former Principal

Service For Former Principal

Friends and ex-pupils of former Kingaroy State High School principal Alan Whitmee have been invited to attend a committal service which will be held on Saturday (July 11) at Taabinga Cemetery.

Wonderful Winter At Wondai

Wonderful Winter At Wondai

Given that weather forecasters are expecting icy days ahead, the Winter Wonderland fashion theme for Saturday’s Wondai program should provide an ideal dress rehearsal

Swickers Unveils Huge Upgrade

Swickers Unveils Huge Upgrade

A multi-million dollar upgrade at Swickers’ Kingaroy pig abattoir will have the potential to lift production at the plant to 30,000 head per week.

Patriotism Costs $12,000

Patriotism Costs $12,000

Federal Member for Maranoa Bruce Scott spent more than $12,000 in six months on buying Australian flags, according to Parliamentary records obtained by the Australian Financial Review.

Hi-Tech Helps Women On The Farm

Hi-Tech Helps Women On The Farm

Are women having more of a say in how farms are run? Research being conducted at James Cook University suggests this may be the case, and technology could be the reason.

Still Time For Flu Shots

Still Time For Flu Shots

Queensland’s Chief Health Officer Dr Jeannette Young says the influenza season is officially underway, but it’s not too late to get a flu jab.

State Tops Up Concession Funds

State Tops Up Concession Funds

The State Government will spend an extra $52 million in this year’s State Budget to allow pensioners and Seniors Card holders to continue to receive various concessions.

Health Staff Win Awards

Health Staff Win Awards

Cherbourg Health Service Manager Tarita Fisher has been presented with a prestigious award as part of NAIDOC Week celebrations.

Borallon Jail To Re-Open

Borallon Jail To Re-Open

The State Government plans to recommission the old Borallon jail near Ipswich to address overcrowding in Queensland prisons.