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Tag Archives: bundaberg
Get it right the first time: the Paradise Dam example
The Queensland Government’s rural water business Sunwater has released a great video about the restoration of Bundaberg region’s Paradise Dam to its full capacity, which the state government finally agreed to last Christmas Eve.* This came after more than two … Continue reading
Posted in Agriculture
Tagged agriculture, bundaberg, paradisedam, queensland, sunwater
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NQ State feasibility should be explored in lead up to Katter-proposed referendum
I’m pleased that Katter’s Australian Party (KAP) leader Robbie Katter will push for a referendum on North Queensland statehood in the first half of 2021, as reported on news.com.au. It appears there is widespread disappointment in the North with the … Continue reading
Posted in North Queensland
Tagged bowenbasin, bundaberg, cairns, debt, gst, kap, mining, nq, nqexit, rockhampton, royalties, townsville
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Defence should never have been on the Qld-NSW border in the first place
Earlier this month, I was shocked when I landed in Bundaberg and was greeted by a police officer wanting to check I was a Queensland resident, but I guess I would have been even more shocked if I tried to … Continue reading
Posted in Tourism
Tagged act, adf, at, bundaberg, civilliberties, coronavirus, covid-19, defence, highcourt, nsw, qld, wa
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Qld’s regional economies & COVID-19 – video chat with Pete Faulkner
Earlier today I chatted with Pete Faulkner from Far-North-Queensland-based Conus Business Consultancy Services regarding how Queensland’s regional economies have been impacted by COVID-19. Check out the recording of our Zoom conversation below. You can download the slides we chatted about … Continue reading
Posted in Brisbane, Cairns, Labour market, Mackay, Macroeconomy, Migration, Mining, North Queensland, Population, Tourism, Townsville, Uncategorized, Wide Bay-Burnett
Tagged australia, bundaberg, cairns, coronavirus, covid-19, fnq, gdp, goldcoast, jobs, northqld, nq, portdouglas, qld, queensland, unemployment, widebayburnett
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ACCC Chairman critical of market share of Qld State-owned power generators
Yesterday morning, in one of the best interviews of a public official I have ever heard, ACCC Chairman Rod Sims gave frank and informative replies to ABC Brisbane’s Steve Austin on the state of the electricity sector and the inquiry … Continue reading
Posted in Energy, Uncategorized
Tagged 612abcbrisbane, accc, brisbane, bundaberg, bundabergrum, bundy, csenergy, electricity, electricityprices, power, powerprices, qldpol, stanwell
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Economic impact of the Big Wet in Queensland
The heavy rain, winds and floods that have resulted from ex-tropical cyclone Oswald have caused a large amount of human suffering and will have an adverse short-term impact on Queensland’s economy. I expect the adverse short-term impacts will arise mainly as … Continue reading
Posted in Cyclones, Floods, Macroeconomy
Tagged bigwet, bundaberg, coal, cycloneoswald, floods, gladstone, gympie, laidley, lockyervalley, qrc, queensland
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