Newsletter 28 – October 2017
The first street art for Home Hill is finished on the QCCU bank wall. The Ephemera project at Lloyd Mann Park has its first piece of art, a bright question mark.
Read MoreNewsletter 27 – September 2017
Is turning to tourism and welcoming visitors a key to manage the decline in business in Home Hill? Increase the number of trees to create more of a village feel with the added benefit of shade in the summer months.
Read MoreNewsletter 26 – August 2017
Three Murals to be painted at the comfort stop to brighten up the area. A BBQ shelter to be installed in Lloyd Mann Park. The banners for 8th Avenue are almost ready to be put up.
Read MoreNewsletter 25 – June 2017
Inkerman Hill project is well on its way as the lookout structures have been ordered. Internal upgrade for Home Hill library including a new carpet. The banners for 8th Avenue have been ordered.
Read MoreNewsletter 24 – May 2017
Does Home Hill need a multipurpose refuge centre? Funny Dunny Park is one of the five best top bush getaway camping spots.
Read MoreNewsletter 23 – April 2017
Following Cyclone Debbie, I hope you all well and safe with not too much damage to our great city of Home Hill. Lloyd Mann Park is to get a shelter with table and benches.
Read MoreNewsletter 22 – February 2017
$2.93 million Work for Queensland Grant for the Burdekin Shire Council. Are you concerned with the upcoming budget? Let me know what you think.
Read MoreNewsletter 21 – January 2017
Are Pensioners Better Off? Is Home Hill Prepared for a disaster?
Read MoreHome Hill Chamber of Commerce President’s Report 2011-12
It gives me great pleasure to present the 2011-12 annual report, my third one for the Home Hill Chamber of Commerce.
Read MoreHome Hill Chamber of Commerce President’s Report 2009-10
At the Annual general meeting in August last year, no nominations were received for the position of president. In October, I agreed to accept the position because I strongly believe in Home Hill as a great community in which to live and work.
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