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Refurbishing the Gladstone Aquatic Centre, replacing playground equipment across the region and upgrading the Cassy Lives Skate Park are just some of the projects that will create jobs and benefit the Gladstone community as part of Queensland’s economic recovery plan.
Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk recently visited the Gladstone Aquatic Centre with Member for Gladstone Glenn Butcher and Mayor Matt Burnett ahead of announcing the nine projects worth $5.2 million under the recently launched $200 million COVID Works for Queensland program.
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