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FREE Meat Industry Work Readiness Program | Warwick | 9 – 13 Dec 2019
Please find below information regarding our FREE Meat Industry Work Readiness programs that we are running across our region. We have a number of abattoirs that we work closely with that are looking for employees. Please forward this information onto any of your networks or individuals that may be interested. Give me a call if you have any questions
CBA’s Granite Belt Summit |12 November 2019 | QCWT | JObs – Economics – Cyber Security – Support for our Community
The Commonwealth Bank of Australia are hosting a Summit on 12 November at the Queensland College of Wine and Tourism They will be discussing jobs, economics, cyber security and support for the community. RSVP’s to this event are essential. Bookings can be made online at cbaevents.cba.com.au/branch-events or email: stanthorpe.qld@cba.com.au. [embeddoc url=”https://mysoutherndowns.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/Granite-Belt-Summit.pdf” height=”1000px” download=”all” viewer=”google” ]
Trivia Night @ The Gallery Friday 1st Nov. | Stanthorpe Art Gallery
Trivia Night @ The Gallery this Friday, November 1st. If you’re a keen trivia buff, then why not get a team of 8 together and register ASAP at admin@srag.org.au or call the gallery on 4681 1874.
Festival of Small Halls | Freestone Hall on November 27th 2019
Festival of Small Halls which is heading to the Freestone Hall on November 27th Festival of Small Halls is a series of tours that takes the best folk and contemporary acoustic artists performing at two of our country’s largest festivals, and sends them on the road to tiny halls in communities all over Australia. It’s an opportunity for music-lovers from
OCT-29 Byo & Refill Your Pod FREE Hosted by Granite Belt Drought Assist
In need of water? Do your animals need a drop, or do you require it for domestic use? Granite Belt Water is here to help, with their generosity extending to those off reticulated supply, and in desperate need of water for their property. Find out more details here: //mysoutherndowns.com.au/blog/granite-belt-water-relief-for-locals-off-reticulated-supply-solely-dependant-on-tank-water-and-in-need-of-assistance/ or on Facebook //www.facebook.com/granitebeltdrought/
FREE SUICIDE COMMUNITY WORKSHOP | GLEN APLIN | 1 – 5pm Saturday 9 Nov
Suicide is preventable, and anyone can make a difference… Living Works can help you to help make a difference to someone you may know, or someone in our community. Often we all get the black dog knocking on the door, with mounting debt or unforeseeable mountains, but it’s more than that, and the discussion workshop may be for you, or
Alert Priority HIGH: Widespread Emotet malicious software targeting businesses and individuals
24 October 2019 What’s happened? The Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC) is aware of a widespread malicious email virus (malware), known as ‘Emotet’, targeting Australian businesses and individuals. Cybercriminals use malware for different reasons, most commonly to steal personal or valuable information from which they can profit, hold recipients to ransom or install damaging programs onto devices without
FW: ENTRIES NOW OPEN 2020 Stanthorpe Art Prize $50,000 IN PRIZES
ENTRIES NOW OPEN Hello to our friends in art We are pleased invite you to enter the 2020 Stanthorpe Art Prize. Established in 1972, the biennial Stanthorpe Art Prize is the second oldest art competition in Queensland and is open to both emerging and professional artists and one of the top 10 art prizes in regional Australia.
Rotary Spooky Walk | 31 October 2019
Have a little fun this year with the family, join in on Rotary’s Spooky Walk 2019.. Events include: Macca’s Magic Show Wizards Castle Forbidden Forest Magical Maze Spooky Express Hat of sorts Face painting HP Tattoos Quiddich Practice Spooky Alley treats BBQ And more Time: 5pm – Platform 9 ¾ opens, 5.30pm – classes begin When: Thursday 31 October Where?
Alert Priority HIGH: Scam text messages targeting Australia Post customers
15 October 2019 What’s happened? Australia Post is warning the community of widespread scam text messages telling customers there are problems delivering a package, or that a parcel won’t be delivered “due to unverified shipping address.” The text messages use AusPost as the sender name (which means it appears in the same text thread as other legitimate