Posted on October 30th, 2019
Central Highlands Regional Council was created on 15 March 2008 following amalgamation of the former Shires of Bauhinia, Duaringa, Emerald and Peak Downs. Our region extends over approximately 60,000 square kilometres, stretching from Arcadia Valley in the south to the Peak Ranges in the north, east from Boolburra to Bogantungan in the west.
In this Year of Indigenous Tourism, it was an absolute pleasure to attend the official opening yesterday of ‘stage one’ of the Woorabinda Arts + Cultural Centre in Duaringa, halfway between Rockhampton and Emerald. This incredible project is thanks to a partnership… Read more »
After an eventful fortnight of what could have resulted in Altum walking away from the GKI Resort Revitalisation, instead they have revised their budget for common user infrastructure for Stages 1 and 2, based on advice from Capricorn Enterprise, State… Read more »
Businesses that are creating new positions and employing young Australians may be eligible for a new wage subsidy called the JobMaker Hiring Credit, paid by the ATO. Employers that are increasing both their headcount and payroll can receive up to… Read more »
Capricorn Enterprise was thrilled to commission this half hour episode with local identities Karni Liddell and Kimberly Busteed. Watch the teasers on our Capricorn Enterprise Facebook page and Visit Capricorn Facebook page and tune in on Sunday Ch 7 at… Read more »
ET journeys again to Keppel Bay Marina and the Capricorn Coast. He sets off with local experts Dean and Graham in his Surtees 650 Game Fisher out to the Keppel Islands in search of Trevally. These tenacious predators, prowl the drop-offs… Read more »
Post updated 3 March 2021 Ch 9 Episode Three of “My Way” will feature Central Queensland pioneers, Anthony Wesley and Phil Miles, Rubyvale astronomers, this Sunday 7th March at 5:30pm. If you miss it, you can catch the encore screening… Read more »
