Back in business
James Cook University has brought the Heroes in Business program back for the second year in a row to give local high school students the chance to explore careers in business, law and finance.
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James Cook University has brought the Heroes in Business program back for the second year in a row to give local high school students the chance to explore careers in business, law and finance.
Like any other expectant couple, Hatem and Hoda planned to welcome their new baby at full term and close to home at their local hospital. Instead, Hoda had to be rushed to Townsville University Hospital via emergency flight, with baby Zain born at a mere 29 weeks’ gestation.
Find out how a $5,250 Queensland Country Good for Good Community Grant is giving more kids the chance to start learning music.
Find out how our Charity Partner, Ronald McDonald House Charities North Australia came to baby Oliver's rescue.
Find out how a $17,500 Queensland Country Good for Good Community Grant is helping residents of the Good Shepherd Nursing Home to enjoy a breath of fresh air.
The Jimboomba and District Sporting Association Inc is sparkling after the arrival of new state of the art industrial floor scrubber, thanks to our Queensland Country Good for Good Community Grant.