North Burnett Who's Who
YOUR COMMUNITY. YOUR CONNECTIONS.
Meet the people behind the place.
Discover the people, businesses and groups who call North Burnett home, and meet members across Australia.
Each Portrait connects you with the public introduction and links that member has chosen to share.
Scott Feyne Weaver
Owner and operator of The Tech Doctor Townsville. Married with grown up kids, probably too many animals and loving the tropical life in Townsville.
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Complete Ceilings
Looking for professional plastering and gyprock services in Perth? Look no further than Complete Ceiling Services!<br> Our experienced contractors spe…
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Ziibo
Ziibo Art Galley and homewares store in the heart of Colac. Unique gifts and amazing local art.
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Dorothy - driving school
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Right Click Go
No Fix, No Pay. We simply offer you a painless efficient service for affordable price and you get charged only when the job completed.
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Greener Pastures Sanctuary
Greener Pastures Sanctuary (GPS), is located in Serpentine, we are a farm animal sanctuary in 100 acres of paradise. Established in early 2013, GPS i…
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👢 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.
