Community Support: Proteoplase secures $636,000 funding, boosting support for women. Queensland's community charity funding is set to grow, and agriculture exports rise significantly. Additionally, local events gain international attention while infrastructure improvements are on the way, benefiting the Darling Downs community.
Proteoplase, which has helped over 4,000 women since 2019, is finally getting $636,000 in government funding, emphasizing its importance for vulnerable community members. Additionally, Queensland Gives is generating $132 million for local charities, promising to multiply donations long-term. Agriculture exports in Darling Downs have surged by over $13 billion, indicating a bright future for rural economies. Moreover, the Toowoomba Carnival of Flowers is gaining international recognition through a themed display in Singapore, showcasing local talent. Lastly, repair work on the Marn Bridge, damaged in the 2013 floods, is set to commence with federal support, highlighting ongoing infrastructure improvements. Together, these initiatives contribute positively to the local community, economy, and cultural visibility.
Premiere announces more than half-a-million dollars in funding for Protea Place
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