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Regional forum to shape the future of the Central Highlands

Panel discussion at the Emerald regional forum featured Kestrel Coal chief executive Phil Nobes, Mayor Janice, Minister Dale Last, cotton grower Aaron Keily and Regional Development Australia Central and West director Tony Gambling. (Supplied)

The State Government's Emerald regional forum brought together business, community and civic leaders on Wednesday, 18 June, to discuss the […]

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