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Scott Feyne Weaver

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Scott Feyne Weaver

Local Resident

Townsville · QLD

Tech Doctor Townsville

Owner and operator of The Tech Doctor Townsville. Married with grown up kids, probably too many animals and loving the tropical life in Townsville.

The Tech Doctor Townsville

The Tech Doctor has been building, repairing and servicing PCs for over 20 years so you can be confident in our ability to provide professional and knowledgeable service. The Tech Doctor is a Townsville computer repair business, a family owned and operated business located in tropical Townsville, Queensland. From custom designed PCs to Wi-Fi solutions, data recovery to laptop screen replacements we can help you, and if we can't fix it you don't pay a cent. We specialise in the domestic and small business market.
Let the Townsville computer repair experts look after all your computer needs whether that's fixing your existing PC or custom building you a new one..

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Distinguished and Famous people from North Burnett

👢 R. M. Williams

Reginald Murray Williams made the North Burnett an adopted home when he settled at Rockybar Station outside Eidsvold in 1957. Born in South Australia, he had already built the business associated with durable boots and bush clothing. His Queensland years included support for rodeo, endurance riding and the National Horse Trail, as well as hands-on involvement in the Australian Stockman’s Hall of Fame at Longreach. The Eidsvold connection therefore reaches beyond a brand name on an exhibition sign. It belongs to the working and horse-riding life that continued after the business had become nationally recognised.

🏛️ Claude Wharton

Claude Wharton represented Burnett in the Queensland parliament from 1960 and maintained substantial community involvement in Gayndah, including Rotary and Anglican church work. His ministerial career included Works and Housing, with responsibility for public-building programmes during the development of the Queensland Cultural Centre. Parliamentary tributes also recalled his concern about people leaving country districts and the economic pressures facing primary producers. These were issues connecting a regional electorate with decisions made in Brisbane.

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