Great Keppel Island injects $25 million, 250 jobs into local economy….AND COUNTING!
The region’s peak tourism and economic development Organisation has today released key findings of a detailed report which reveals the
New businesses surging across the region
A surge in new business registrations across Rockhampton and the Capricorn Coast has been revealed in recent Australian Bureau of
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The Queensland Economic Recovery Strategy: Unite and Recover for Queensland Jobs
The strategy includes: Maintain infrastructure investment at more than $50 billion over the next four years A $400 million Accelerated
Local accommodation and tour operators’ urgent appeal for community support
Pay now, stay later… It’s a phrase currently sprinkled throughout modern-day business marketing, but with Coronavirus placing our region’s vital
Keeping the Air Fair – critical to post COVID-19 business, tourism and community
With COVID-19 currently grounding 80% of the world’s aircraft, leaving two major Australian airlines with their wings clipped, Capricorn Enterprise
Temporarily closed businesses
Updated 13 May 2020 This page is no longer being updated. Click on the links for further information about businesses
Accommodation sector suffers losses into new financial year
Following a bumper December/January period for many accommodation providers in the region, the spread of coronavirus is now threatening to
Information for businesses – COVID-19
Updated 4 January 2022 For 2022 COVID information, visit capricornenterprise.com.au/2022/01/information-for-businesses-covid-2022/ Scroll down for updates. Masks will be required indoors across
Shoalwater Bay project remains a shining light
Amid the current doom and gloom surrounding our region, Laing O’Rourke is continuing to deliver the Australia-Singapore Military Training Initiative
Local businesses announce closure due to COVID-19
With widespread closure of businesses being enforced over the past days, the Capricorn region has been inundated with the temporary
$4 billion package to support health, jobs, households and Queensland businesses
“Our $300 million household relief package will give Queensland households $200 off their utility bills, building on the $50 asset