New comms to keep the bush safe

Melody Labinsky
Updated September 22 2015 - 12:43pm, first published May 20 2015 - 10:35am
Origin Natural Resource Management agricultural property group manager Scott Cowley, Miles, and QGC Upstream Operations general manager Richard Schokman, Chinchilla, discussing the new communiction towers with QFES acting commissioner Katarina Carroll, QFES Miles Auxiliary captain Ray Duncombe, and QFES regional communications manager Gail Moran, Toowoomba. <i> - Picture: SARAH COULTON.</i>
Origin Natural Resource Management agricultural property group manager Scott Cowley, Miles, and QGC Upstream Operations general manager Richard Schokman, Chinchilla, discussing the new communiction towers with QFES acting commissioner Katarina Carroll, QFES Miles Auxiliary captain Ray Duncombe, and QFES regional communications manager Gail Moran, Toowoomba. <i> - Picture: SARAH COULTON.</i>

RESIDENTS in the western Darling Downs and Maranoa are set to benefit from a major boost to communication services, particularly during emergencies.

Melody Labinsky

Melody Labinsky

Journalist

Journalist for Queensland Country Life at Toowoomba.

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