Media and Communications Manager at Queensland Cane Agriculture and Renewables. Views are my own. [email protected]
Mackay, Australia (Local)
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Heidi Petith's coverage focuses on local news, especially in the Queensland area, with an emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news. Her articles often cover entertainment news, government & politics, and crime-related events.
Given her focus on local news and community events in Mackay and surrounding areas of Australia, she may be interested in pitches related to human interest stories from that region. Furthermore, as she covers a significant amount of government announcements and crime-related topics, experts or sources who can provide insights into these areas would likely find success reaching out to her.
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By: Michael Williams, Heidi Petith
Being named dux is supposed to be the finish line — the top mark, the final word on school success.
By: Heidi Petith
Mackay Regional Council has conceded its own processes are “confusing, complex, time-consuming and hard to navigate” for small businesses, as it prepares to vote on a new action plan aimed at improving how operators deal with council.
The business behind a long-running restaurant and rum bar has entered creditors’ voluntary liquidation, nearly two years after its flagship venue closed and changed hands.
A fast-growing national furniture retailer is preparing to enter the Mackay market, with plans lodged to transform part of the former Bunnings site at Mount Pleasant into a major new showroom.
Three Anglican properties across the Mackay-Whitsunday region are up for sale as the Anglican Diocese of North Queensland attempts to stay afloat amid mounting historical abuse compensation liabilities, declining attendance and ongoing financial pressures.
A vacant former hardware store in the heart of Proserpine could soon be filled with music, movement and dancers after plans were approved to transform part of the old Porters Mitre 10 building into a new dance studio.
Construction of Bowen’s long-awaited $68 million jetty replacement is expected to begin next year, with North Queensland Bulk Ports seeking contractors to deliver the landmark waterfront project.
