Drought Bites But Still No Dams
QUEENSLAND continues to be gripped by drought – so much so that almost two-thirds of our State is now drought-declared and across the border, it’s …
Airlie Beach Race Week Starts At A Cracking Pace
What a way to start Whitsunday Sailing Club’s 30th Airlie Beach Race Week – a mass two- line downwind start with billowing spinnakers …
Iconic trail run attracts interstate runners to the region
RUN the Great Whitsunday Trail is back for its 12th year welcoming trail runners from near and far to experience the Whitsundays in the iconic event …
Airlie Beach Markets gets ready to make a move
The Airlie Beach Markets will cross the road from September 1 to rest on Coconut Grove temporarily while foreshore revitalisation works are in …
Queensland Businesses Have Had a Gutful of Politicians’ Navel Gazing
The Chamber of Commerce and Industry Queensland (CCIQ) warns the country’s business community has lost patience with a political system where …
Saying “NO” To Daylight Saving
EVERY year it comes up and every year I say the same thing – that is, I will not support any moves to introduce daylight saving in Queensland …
New Playground For Pioneer Park in Proserpine
Whitsunday Regional Council will be delivering a massive upgrade to Pioneer Park in Proserpine with a new climbing net playground, a track ride with …
Queensland Business Urges Focus on National Energy Guarantee Policy
The need for policy certainty and a path forward on energy policy is at the core of a debate which despite political division needs to be implemented …
Chamber met with Tourism Whitsundays
Chamber met with Tourism Whitsundays, after a large stakeholder session, to discuss outcomes for the new Destination Tourism Plan.” L-R: Al Milostic …