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PLEASE NOTE THAT PERIOD 22 FEBRUARY TO 4 MARCH, WE WILL BE MOVING OFFICES AND OUR OFFICE LINES WILL BE UNAVAILABLE.  PLEASE DIRECT ALL CALLS TO OUR MOBILE NUMBERS LISTED BELOW. David Breese – CEO – 0418 149 235 Stacey Kent – Marketing Manager – 0488 770408


Prices at a premium in mining areas

John McCarthy | The Courier-Mail | February 20, 2012 12:00AM     FOR the first time in decades the Western Downs is planning for growth, not just incremental growth but nerve-racking, infrastructure-busting growth. Western Downs Regional Council Mayor Ray Brown said potentially there were 80 projects across the Surat worth $180 MORE


Aussies want a fair go

Bill Hoffman | 15th February 2012 | Sunshine Coast Daily PLANS for enterprise migration agreements that would allow mining companies to fly overseas labour directly to mines have angered Australian workers unable to get a foot in the door. And Ray Brown, mayor of Western Downs Council based in Chinchilla MORE


SBC Member secures $52M contract

Adam Davies | 9th February 2012 | The Chronicle TOOWOOMBA-BASED company Hutchinson Builders is fast gaining a reputation as the benchmark provider of temporary accommo- dation to the mining and gas sectors. In a major coup for the company, Hutchinson Builders announced yesterday a contract worth $52 million to build MORE


City’s lifestyle entices lawyer

Kate Dodd | 7th February 2012 | The Chronicle TOOWOOMBA lawyer Sarah Adams loves the simple lifestyle that comes with living in the Darling Downs. The 28-year-old, who is originally from Wee Waa in New South Wales, lives in Meringandan with her husband Dave and her “fairly awesome” dog, a MORE


Job seekers head to work expo

Adam Davies | 8th February 2012 | The Chronicle ALL roads led to the Toowoomba Showgrounds yesterday as the Work for Queensland Mining and Gas Jobs Expo juggernaut rolled into town. More than 2000 people interested in obtaining jobs or the skills necessary to gain employment within the sectors took MORE


Farms locked away from miners

  by: Staff Writer From: The Courier-Mail January 31, 2012 12:00AM Queensland’s best agricultural land is officially protected from some forms of mining. The Strategic Cropping Land legislation came into effect on Monday. The laws will take away the right to develop new open-cut mines in the strategic cropping land MORE


Info sessions help find mining jobs

  1st February 2012 | The Chronicle Queensland will provide two free information sessions on the construction roles needed in the industry when they attend the Work for Queensland Mining and Gas Jobs Expo on February 7. Construction workers are set to be in hot demand as new mining and MORE


City is tops for creating jobs

Adam Davies | The Chronicle | 2nd February 2012 TOOWOOMBA is punching above its weight when it comes to creating jobs. The latest unemployment figures showing people are more likely to secure a job in the Garden City than anywhere else in the state. The 12 month average to December MORE


SBC Director Runs for Mayor’s Job

The Chronicle | 2 February 2012 DEPUTY Mayor Paul Antonio yesterday launched his bid to become the next mayor of the Toowoomba region. In what was one of the worst kept secrets in Toowoomba politics, Cr Antonio said his wife Judy and family were completely behind his tilt to extend MORE




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About Injune

Nestled in the quiet bushlands of South Western Queensland,  Injune is a thriving township with a population of some 450 people. Travel approximately 570 kilometres along the Warrego and Carnarvon Highways from Brisbane.

 

Injune is blessed with a climate that takes you to the depths of cold crisp winters to hot summers, and perfect autumn and spring weather. Injune receives summer rainfall, therefore summers are hot. Average temperatures during summer months are in the mid 30′s. Winters are dry and cold at night with morning frosts not uncommon.

 

Tucked at the base of the majestic Carnarvon Range, Injune is situated in the perfect position to enable access to flora, fauna, spectacular views, awesome natural structures, rare indigenous palms or humble Injune bottlebrush; Injune has something for everyone.

 

Injune has a low crime rate, excellent water supply and a population high on community spirit. The Injune residents participate in community events and activities most weekends. Behind the facade of a quiet little country town lies a strong community. The fair dinkum characters of Injune are untouched by the bustle of modern life. Discover our best asset of the town, our people.

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