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TCC workers start pay talks on 6 March 2025, citing a 14% wage gap despite high ratepayer fees. Union warns of staff exodus risks.
Townsville professionals are embracing Toastmasters to sharpen communication and leadership skills despite AI’s rise.
Anja Christoffersen, CEO of WDEN, has been named the 2025 QLD Award recipient for the Australian Awards for Excellence in Women’s Leadership.
JCU in Townsville have found a way to turn cigarette butts into a powerful tool for cleaning Australia’s waterways.
QLD community clubs donate $75K to support Ingham. Join the free event at Herbert River RSL on 28 Feb for drinks, food, and community spirit.
NTES launched a new flood rescue vessel and deployed 7 personnel to assist with the Queensland flood emergency, boosting response capacity.
Mater has appointed a new CEO, set to commence after Easter 2025, leading Queensland’s largest not-for-profit healthcare provider.
Townsville GPs and registrars sharpened their emergency response skills at the CRANAplus Advanced Life Support training, funded by NQPHN.
Cane toads are thriving in Townsville’s wet weather—learn to spot toadpoles and remove them humanely.
With major power stations closing, North Queensland is key in Australia’s energy debate. How will the nation meet future demand?
TCC workers start pay talks on 6 March 2025, citing a 14% wage gap despite high ratepayer fees. Union warns of staff exodus risks.
Townsville professionals are embracing Toastmasters to sharpen communication and leadership skills despite AI’s rise.
Anja Christoffersen, CEO of WDEN, has been named the 2025 QLD Award recipient for the Australian Awards for Excellence in Women’s Leadership.
JCU in Townsville have found a way to turn cigarette butts into a powerful tool for cleaning Australia’s waterways.
QLD community clubs donate $75K to support Ingham. Join the free event at Herbert River RSL on 28 Feb for drinks, food, and community spirit.
NTES launched a new flood rescue vessel and deployed 7 personnel to assist with the Queensland flood emergency, boosting response capacity.
Mater has appointed a new CEO, set to commence after Easter 2025, leading Queensland’s largest not-for-profit healthcare provider.
Townsville GPs and registrars sharpened their emergency response skills at the CRANAplus Advanced Life Support training, funded by NQPHN.
Cane toads are thriving in Townsville’s wet weather—learn to spot toadpoles and remove them humanely.
With major power stations closing, North Queensland is key in Australia’s energy debate. How will the nation meet future demand?
TCC workers start pay talks on 6 March 2025, citing a 14% wage gap despite high ratepayer fees. Union warns of staff exodus risks.
Townsville professionals are embracing Toastmasters to sharpen communication and leadership skills despite AI’s rise.
Anja Christoffersen, CEO of WDEN, has been named the 2025 QLD Award recipient for the Australian Awards for Excellence in Women’s Leadership.
JCU in Townsville have found a way to turn cigarette butts into a powerful tool for cleaning Australia’s waterways.
QLD community clubs donate $75K to support Ingham. Join the free event at Herbert River RSL on 28 Feb for drinks, food, and community spirit.
NTES launched a new flood rescue vessel and deployed 7 personnel to assist with the Queensland flood emergency, boosting response capacity.
Mater has appointed a new CEO, set to commence after Easter 2025, leading Queensland’s largest not-for-profit healthcare provider.
Townsville GPs and registrars sharpened their emergency response skills at the CRANAplus Advanced Life Support training, funded by NQPHN.
Cane toads are thriving in Townsville’s wet weather—learn to spot toadpoles and remove them humanely.
With major power stations closing, North Queensland is key in Australia’s energy debate. How will the nation meet future demand?
