The Building Queensland’s Infrastructure Pipeline Report is to advise the Queensland Government on what it needs to do to create not just a consistent series of projects, but a lineup of highly desirable and effective ones that will make a positive difference on life in the state.
The Queensland government is trying to lure established NSW businesses into the sunshine in an effort to create more apprenticeship opportunities.
According to Deloitte’s Agribusiness Bulletin, a growing demand for food exports from major economies such as China puts Australia’s farmers and other related businesses in a good position for the future.
Scheduled for October 25-6 and hosted at the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre, the Queensland Infrastructure Projects Conference will see key figures in the industry outline how infrastructure development will continue to evolve across Queensland. It’s an event that’s expected to generate excitement around apprenticeship opportunities and showcase the developments that Queenslanders can look forward to in the near future.
As vehicles begin to advance across a range of different parameters – namely fuel efficiency, safety and affordability – more and more Australians are seeing the value in purchasing a new vehicle, which is great news for people seeking apprenticeships in Queensland who are handy when it comes to working on cars.
With fossil fuels being a limited resource, it’s reasonable that a sector based around consuming oil in various forms would have to find an alternative. The rise in petrol-electric hybrids over the past few years is the beginning, but some manufacturers are anticipating – or kickstarting – a move to fully electric vehicles.
Businesses across the world are coming under more and more scrutiny for the way they operate, especially when it comes to managing their impact on the environment. However, there are a number of changes occurring across various industries, with the construction sector in particular exhibiting an important focus on greener operating practices.
Queensland relies on its regional areas just as much as its major population centres. Deloitte reports Queensland as a balanced economy supported by a diverse set of industries from mining through to tourism.
From ensuring worker safety and opportunity to offering business advice, authorities have an important role to play in helping specific industries stay competitive and profitable for various businesses.
As Queensland’s population continues to grow, it’s important that the rest of the state’s infrastructure evolves with it. As more people flow into the state, highways, hospitals and other developments will be an important focus for government investment and apprenticeship opportunities.
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