This site does not support Internet Explorer 8. Please upgrade your browser.
When Donna and Pierre realised their little boy Arthur (Artie) was not himself, they did what any parents would do and whisked him off to their local doctor in Atherton on the Tablelands. Little did they know this check-up would lead Donna and little Artie to be on the 1st available Royal Flying Doctors Service to be flown immediately to Townsville where he would be assessed by the paediatric team.
Eight community projects will soon be completed thanks to funding from Queensland Country Credit Union’s Good for Good Community Grants.
So far our partnership with Ronald McDonald Houses Charities North Australia has injected $20,001 into the Queensland Chapters. Your contributions will help this grow and support families during times of need. Meet the Looker family and read their story on why the charity is so important for their family.
Queensland Country’s commitment to community initiatives continues with today’s opening of their Queensland Country Good for Good Community Grant applications, which will see over $120,000 awarded to not-for-profit community groups across the state.
So far our partnership with Ronald McDonald House has injected $20,001 in to the Queensland Chapters. Your contributions will help this grow. This partnership supports children like Rani, aged 17, who spent 105 nights at Ronald McDonald House Charities North Australia after suffering a stroke.
Michael is half way through his second year as an open bull rider and has competed in multiple circuits across the country including the Australian Professional Rodeo Association (APRA). This weekend he will compete for the first time in the Mount Isa Rodeo, of which Queensland Country are a proud Major Sponsor.
