mpowHER Muttaburra Retreat 2018 Report

mpowHER is part of RAPAD’s drive to deliver on its Strategic Plan priority to foster innovation, creativity and entrepreneurship across the region. It continues to build on the success of our Outbackhubs initiatives including start weekends, digital skills development tour and hosting an Entrepreneur in Residence.

As the drought continues to impact our communities, being able to look at new opportunities for income as well as business and personal development is invaluable. Through partnerships, friendship and inspiration, RAPAD is building a network to encourage other women to bravely step into entrepreneurship, or to support others to do so.

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RAPAD advocacy delivers progress for region’s National Park management

RAPAD welcomes two new permanent Queensland National Parks Ranger positions based in Longreach – a positive step for local employment and the management of our region’s expanding national parks estate. The Principal Ranger and Senior Ranger positions now open for applications.

CWQ employers: Have your say on childcare and workforce challenges

RAPAD and the councils of Central West Queensland are calling on employers across the region to share their experiences as part of the next stage of a region-wide effort to better understand childcare access and its impacts on local communities and the workforce.

RAPAD Skilling to close after more than 15 years supporting regional training

The Remote Area Planning and Development Board (RAPAD) will commence an orderly closure of RAPAD Skilling and voluntarily withdraw its registration as a Registered Training Organisation (RTO). This decision follows an independent review undertaken by professionals in the sector looking into the financial and operational sustainability and options for its future.