Western Queensland
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Oct 29, 2026
David LittleproudGUEST
He's got, he'll have one on me.
David LittleproudGUEST
for all the things that I've asked for, for the good people of Western Queensland.
David LittleproudGUEST
That's the reality.
David LittleproudGUEST
But it's not going to stop me from going to fight for that.
David LittleproudGUEST
This is a privilege to come to this place.
David LittleproudGUEST
It's a great honour.
David LittleproudGUEST
And, you know, I'm just a bloke with a year 12 education from Western Queensland.
David LittleproudGUEST
There's not a day that I don't sit in that chamber and feel the leather.
Sean DillonGUEST
And what that's uncovered is and assisted the Queensland wool or Q wool to do is look into the feasibility and the feasibility stacks up.
Sean DillonGUEST
You don't need every producer in Western Queensland to be a wool producer and to send their wool there.
Sean DillonGUEST
It actually only would clean a fraction of the wool produced currently in Australia, which is a fraction of what was produced back in the 70s and 80s.
Sean DillonGUEST
But what it does is it gives another tool to agriculture and to wool producers to stay in the game.
Sean DillonGUEST
And what that's uncovered is and assisted the Queensland wool or Q wool to do is look into the feasibility and feasibility stacks up.
Sean DillonGUEST
You don't need every producer in Western Queensland to be a wool producer and to send their wool there.
Sean DillonGUEST
It actually only would clean a fraction of the wool produced currently in Australia, which is a fraction of what was produced back in the 70s and 80s.
Sean DillonGUEST
But what it does is it gives another tool to agriculture and to wool producers to stay in the game.
Tegan TaylorHOST
It's a giant smiling sultana, complete with cartoon eyes and mouth.
Tegan TaylorHOST
Just days after Windora in Western Queensland revealed a 4.6 metre yabby to join the crustacean crew.
Tegan TaylorHOST
I assume that it's related to Ballina's big prawn and Cardwell's big crab.
Tegan TaylorHOST
And a couple of weeks before that, it was the West Australian town of Moora cutting the ribbon on a big new thing.
10 MINS LATER
Tegan TaylorHOST
How does one, who are you submitting your CV to to be asked to create a big thing?
Jobella BennettGUEST
Oh, look, I did not submit the CV.
Jobella BennettGUEST
I travel around Western Queensland and New South Wales teaching wire sculpture.
Jobella BennettGUEST
So I was out in the Barkoo area last year teaching at Junda.
Tegan TaylorHOST
It's a giant smiling sultana, complete with cartoon eyes and mouth.
Tegan TaylorHOST
Just days after Windora in Western Queensland revealed a 4.6 metre yabby to join the crustacean crew.
Tegan TaylorHOST
I assume that it's related to Ballina's big prawn and Cardwell's big crab.
Tegan TaylorHOST
And a couple of weeks before that, it was the West Australian town of Moora cutting the ribbon on a big new thing.
6 MINS LATER
Tegan TaylorHOST
Thank you very much.
Tegan TaylorHOST
Another says, I live next door to the big cheese in the old cheese factory in Bedalla.
Tegan TaylorHOST
And Von says, the big gumboot at Tully in North Queensland is probably the only weather-related big thing.
Tegan TaylorHOST
So they obviously hold a very special place in people's hearts, Amy.
Brecken CurtisHOST
And cash in the bank is what pays the bills next week.
Brecken CurtisHOST
So we've got a grazing property in Western Queensland.
Brecken CurtisHOST
It's worth $8 million.
Brecken CurtisHOST
You owe $3 million and that doesn't mean you've got $5 million ready to spend.
Graham MacDonaldGUEST
Last year would have been better, but let's just get it done.
Kelly BuchananHOST
All producer Graham MacDonald, who runs a marina operation near Blackall and towards Caulfield in Western Queensland.
Kelly BuchananHOST
It's coming up to four minutes to one, and perhaps unsurprisingly, the Blackall sale has been cancelled today in part due to the weather for the cattle, obviously.
Kelly BuchananHOST
I will have the Warwick Weekly Sheep Sale for you in the program very soon.
Tony McManusHOST
you? Terry, well, thank you.
TerryAUDIENCE
Well, I believe, according to their spiel, Sargaminda in Western Queensland is the first place or the third place in the world to have street lighting, electric street lighting, and the first place in Australia to have electric street lighting.
TerryAUDIENCE
In which city did you say? Sargaminda, Western Queensland.
TerryAUDIENCE
Out west of Kamamala.
Tony McManusHOST
Okay.
Megan JanulisGUEST
You know, we've got adult children.
Megan JanulisGUEST
My son was operating a division, a commercial cleaning division that we own in Roma, Western Queensland.
Megan JanulisGUEST
And my daughter had moved back to Toowoomba.
Megan JanulisGUEST
She has property there.
Louise MartinGUEST
Online learning is a great complementary learning platform, Kerry.
Louise MartinGUEST
We have, I can think of some high schools in, we have high schools in Western Queensland, which is where I'm from.
Louise MartinGUEST
And it's fantastic that those students who are in the high school, because of the small numbers, that they are not able to have a full complementary suite of subjects, that they can learn, do those other subjects online.
Louise MartinGUEST
And I think that's a great use of online learning.
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