BIEDO Burst
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December 24 | Time to Reflect
As we near the end of another year, it’s an ideal time to reflect on the growth, resilience, and collaboration that have defined these past twelve months for BIEDO and the Burnett Inland region.
As we look back on the past year, we’re proud to celebrate a series of significant achievements that have strengthened our communities and paved the way for ongoing prosperity.
I am excited to pull back the curtain and provide you with an insider's look into the year that has been and a sneak peak into 2025:
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View the December 24 BIEDO Burst here:
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May | 2024 So Many Projects!
I am excited to welcome you to this edition of the BIEDO Burst. As we move through 2024, we continue to build on our commitment to fostering economic growth and sustainability in the Burnett Inland. Our mission remains clear: to support and strengthen our local economy, create opportunities for businesses and individuals, and enhance the overall quality of life in our vibrant communities.
What's Been Happening? So many projects!
The past few months have been go, go, go for BIEDO, filled with significant milestones and exciting developments. Here are some highlights of our recent activities:
South Burnett Regional Council Investment Prospectus: We presented a draft prospectus to the South Burnett Regional Council, and the meeting was highly successful. During our discussions, we explored various ways BIEDO can support economic development in the South Burnett region. We look forward to working closely with the council to bring these initiatives to life.
Flavours of the Burnett – Building a Food Destination: Our first workshop is scheduled for June 13th. We are thrilled to have engaged agritourism and agri-food business development leader, Regionality, to deliver Phase Two of this project. The project aims to transform our region into a successful food destination. This initiative will enhance the capacity and resilience of the Burnett agricultural community and promote local produce to residents and visitors alike.
Burnett Visionary Women: Our first event in Wondai was a huge success. It was a fabulous day, with fabulous women. We really must do it again ladies…
Succession Planning for Farm Business Resilience Workshops: These workshops, held in Kingaroy, Coalstoun Lakes, and Monto, provided attendees with valuable insights into business and personal goals, family communication, business structure, roles and policies, financial planning, and family dynamics. Supported by the Farm Business Resilience Project, these sessions were instrumental in preparing our farming community for future challenges.
South Burnett Regional Council Primary Producer Workshops: With funding from the joint Commonwealth State Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements (DRFA), this project has now been completed. High attendance rates and excellent coordination by Alan highlighted the need for ongoing information and support for our producers regarding legislation, resilience, sustainability, and agricultural innovation.
Burnett Inland Graziers Collaboration: This project is in full swing. Alan and I recently spent a Saturday morning visiting a producer at the foot of the Bunya Mountains and watched as the first group of cattle were tagged with Ceres ear tags. See the full report and photos below.
AgTech in Action Project: We are excited to be heading to Brian Pastures Research Station on Wednesday, May 29th, for the joint AgForce DAF Field Day. We will be showcasing our Ceres Tag and Mapipedia project. If you're attending, make sure to stop by and have a look at this exciting technology.
Regional Networker Small Business Month Grants: We are excited to announce that we received funding to run three events in the Burnett Inland for Queensland Small Business Month. Details of these events can be found below. This Regional Networker Grant event is part of Queensland Small Business Month and is proudly supported and funded by the Queensland Government. We hope you can make it to one of these events!
Connectivity Tour: Kicking off in June, our Connectivity Tour will bring together nbnlocal, Telstra, Optus and the Regional Tech Hub. Local businesses and community members will have the opportunity to chat to telcos about regional connectivity. See below for more information.
Tackling Regional Adversity through Connected Communities (TRACC) Grants Program: We have secured grant funding from Queensland Health for the TRACC program, which will be delivered from July 1, 2024, to June 30, 2025. With a focus on mental health, this project will deliver activities at community events such as the Blueberry Festival in Mundubbera, Monto Centenary, and the Dallarnil Community Event/Rodeo and Official Hall Opening. These activities aim to reduce the stigma around mental health, promote connectedness, encourage support networks, and foster social inclusion.
Farewell Nikki
We are sad to announce that we have lost a valuable staff member, Nikki Briggs, who has moved on to new career paths. Nikki did a fantastic job at BIEDO, and we will miss her greatly. We wish her all the best in her new endeavours.
Shout out to our amazing BIEDO team ~ Leanne, Alan, Wendy, and Ainsley ~ who continue to work tirelessly to support our region.
Thank you to everyone that is a part of the BIEDO community. Stay tuned for more updates and opportunities in our upcoming editions.
Warm regards,
Mistrel
Catch up with Alan Broome at SB Saleyards
Alan Broome, our Agricultural Extension Officer, will be attending the South Burnett cattle sales at Murgon and Coolabunia until the end of June. He will have valuable resources for primary producers, including best practice guides, industry updates, and information on sustainable farming techniques. Additionally, he will be accompanied by representatives from industry, government, and support agencies at select sales. Make sure to visit Alan at the BIEDO table to catch up on the latest developments and resources available to you.
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Building Disaster Resilience and Recovery In the North Burnett
The Burnett Catchment Care Association (BCCA), have been working with us on delivering the Building Disaster Resilience and Recovery project for the North Burnett. BCCA has been instrumental in delivering this project, attending the Monto, Munduberra, and Eidsvold shows, and will be attending upcoming cattle sales in the region. BCCA can provide essential information and support on topics such as soil mapping, grant opportunities, weed and pasture identification, and other support services. BCCA in partnership with BIEDO will also be holding several capacity building events across the region such as field days or workshops focused on erosion, weeds and cropping. We are excited to continue this partnership and bring valuable resources and support to the North Burnett community.
Project funding from the Australian and Queensland Governments through the Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements.
Bringing to you Events:
North Burnett Business Officer ~ Ainsley Shepherd will be in Eidsvold on Thursday the 30th of May to connect with business owners and hear their feedback. If you would like to meet with Ainsley privately there will be 6 time slots available:• 8am (any location)• 9am (any location)• 11:30am (at the Star Hotel or any location)• 2pm (at the Star Hotel/any location)• 3pm (at the Star Hotel/any location)• 4pm (at the Star Hotel/any location).
To book your preferred time please Click here
Alternatively, if you would like to join in for a morning tea or lunch group chat, these will be available at:• 10am (at the Star Hotel)• 12:30pm (at the Star Hotel).
If this date does not suit you but you would still like to share your feedback with Ainsley, please e-mail ainsley@biedo.org.au
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Celebrate Queensland Small Business Month at BIEDO’s South & North Burnett SmallBizBreakfasts! Tickets are FREE!
Queensland Small Business Month (QSBM) celebrates our small businesses and the vital contribution they make to Queensland's economy and to our communities across the state. With more than 473,000 small businesses in Queensland, they account for 97% of the business sector, contributing around $117 billion to the state's economy.
BIEDO is hosting a breakfast event in the South Burnett on Tuesday 28 May, and in the North Burnett on Friday 31 May, 2024. The morning will focus on small businesses adapting to change, work life balance, growth, sustainability, employment and financial fitness. Hear from our local business owners in a panel style format.
Small business owners are encouraged to attend to meet industry and government department representatives, network with like-minded people and discover business resilience support initiatives.
This Regional Networker Grant event is a part of Queensland Small Business Month and is proudly supported and funded by the Queensland Government.
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This event, aimed at Managers and HR Professionals, is scheduled to take place on Thursday, 30th May 2024, at The Business Hub, 194 Kingaroy Street, Kingaroy. Doors open at 6:30am for a 7:00am start, concluding at 1:00pm.
The "HIRE DIFFERENTLY" Morning Conference will feature interactive booths, insightful guest speakers, and the opportunity to meet with representatives from the Local Job Board, hiring support agencies, industry relevant community groups and various government departments. Attendees will be treated to a complimentary breakfast and snack lunch and will also receive a special goodie bag.
With only 35 tickets available, this exclusive event is free to attend, ensuring accessible networking and learning opportunities for all participants.
Click here to secure your FREE ticket.
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Local farmers, producers and rural landowners from the North and South Burnett are invited to learn more about opportunities to innovate and diversify their businesses, and add value to their produce, at an Agritourism Field Day to be held at Moffatdale Ridge, Murgon on Thursday 13 June. Field Day participants will also be eligible to apply to participate in Regionality’s Agritourism Business Development program as part of BIEDO’s delivery of Phase Two of its Flavours of the Burnett – Building a food destination project, which has attracted funding from both the Australian and Queensland Governments. The program – Australia’s most successful and longest-running farm-based business development program – has helped hundreds of farmers to investigate possibilities to diversify or innovate their existing farm business, explore alternative or additional income streams, create new pathways to market and investigate succession planning opportunities to keep family members on the land.
Please Book Here to attend.
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Connectivity
BIEDO is facilitating a week-long tour in June 2024 to allow Burnett Inland residents across 10 locations the opportunity to discuss their connectivity issues and opportunities directly with the telecommunications providers. This tour presents a rare opportunity to learn about mobile and nbn network upgrades and tailored solutions to make technology work for you and your business. We’re pleased to be partnering with a range of internet and telco operators to bring the providers into Burnett Inland communities to discuss issues and opportunities. This roadshow is part of BIEDO’s commitment to deliver Connectivity outcomes for the Burnett Inland. We look forward to seeing our communities take advantage of the ability to ask questions directly to multiple providers while they are in one room.
Please Click Here to RSVP for catering purposes.
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Vegetation Management & Reef Regulations
On 12 &13 March BIEDO, in conjunction with the South Burnett Regional Council, ran workshops in Murgon and Kingaroy on Vegetation Management and Reef Regulations. The workshops brought together presenters from the Department of Resources, Department of Environment & Science and Department of Water Resources. Staff from DAF, including the GRASS program, also attended. The joint workshops were valuable because producers, in the day to day management of their properties, are often confused by the extensive regulations across multiple departments that can appear conflicting. Resources staff were able to address vegetation management issues, including Category R Reef Regrowth shading which appears on some maps, while the Department of Environment and Science clarified record keeping requirements for Beef Cattle Production in reef catchments. Water Resources were able to clarify their requirements for activity around streams which are subject to their legislation. Both sessions involved some interactive discussions with hopefully a better understanding for both producers and the relevant departments. Funding for the workshops was provided jointly by the Commonwealth and State Governments under the Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements (DRFA).
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Burnett Inland Graziers Project
On 23 March Mistrel Badesso, BIEDO General Manager, and Alan Broome, Agricultural Officer, attended a field day at Wengenville for the official start of the Burnett Inland Graziers project which involves the use of Ag Tech to track beef cattle movements in real time. The project for which BIEDO is the collaborator is funded by the Queensland Department of Agriculture and Fisheries under the reef protection program. The field day which involved the distribution of Ceres tags and Mapipedia software to a small group of producers throughout the South Burnett also included practical demonstration of application of the tags to representative cattle in two of the participating herds. The project which will provide regular updates to the wider community is aimed at monitoring animal behavior and grazing pressures to improve management, and prevent erosion into streams within reef catchments.
Burnett Inland Graziers Ag Meeting
The second progress meeting of the Burnett Inland Graziers Ag project was held at the KCCI Hub in Kingaroy on 11 May. In addition to the graziers participating in the current project, there were a number of others keen to check progress and look into applying for funding. Attendees at the meeting were able to view animal movements on line and also examine reports on fodder and water usage. Discussions were held both on applying for funding for more graziers to undertake similar programs, and for the technology to be used for some varying projects. BIEDO will collaborate with DAF to ensure any new applications can proceed.
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February | 2024 is off and running
2024 is off and running..
Welcome to our first BIEDO Burst for 2024. I am thrilled to share the incredible developments and initiatives that have been taking shape within BIEDO. We have a multitude of projects on the go and each one is designed with the collective goal of fostering growth and prosperity across the Burnett Inland region.
We think 2024 promises to be a landmark period for us, as we continue to expand our horizons and contribute meaningfully to the communities of the Burnett Inland.
I am excited to pull back the curtain and provide you with an insider's look into the various projects that are currently underway:
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View the January 24 BIEDO Burst here:
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December 2023 | Final word for 2023
It's incredible to think that Christmas and the end of another year is upon us already.
Working in regional economic development requires a sense of optimism. Everyone is currently operating in uniquely challenging circumstances with labour shortages, inflationary pressures, housing deficits, water security, connectivity and healthcare being critical concerns. When you add climate change and a barrage of natural disasters that have hit in the last few years to that list, optimism, resilience, and community are key. BIEDO are actively working to make connections and generate ideas and initiatives for the future development of our region. It will take plenty of grit and collaboration, but it is a challenge we are looking forward to taking on.
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View the December 23 BIEDO Burst here:
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October 2023 | Welcome to our new GM Mistrel Badesso
Expressing gratitude for the warm welcome, the new BIEDO leader shares their measured approach to tackling challenges and expanding BIEDO's impact in the Burnett Inland. They highlight recent engagement with partners and communities, emphasizing the strength of unity. BIEDO's participation in the Agrifood and Fibre sustainability summit provided insights into critical topics like regenerative farming and food waste reduction. The team acknowledges the hardship caused by the current dry spell and focuses on supporting primary producers and rural communities. With a boots-on-the-ground approach, they express determination to face challenges and harness the region's potential through community engagement and strategic planning.
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September (Special) 2023 | Welcome to our BIEDO Agricultural database for tender opportunities, disaster recovery and resilience, business opportunities and more.
Thank-you for being a long-time supporter of BIEDO, this has meant that we are able to be an ongoing representative between your operations, business and government services.
We have recently secured funding which means that your contact details will be automatically added to our Sector Databases which has the benefits of information and inclusion in:
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Practical agricultural workshops including Agritourism
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Tender opportunities with major businesses who are involved in major development and looking for local suppliers in the Burnett region
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Disaster mapping, disaster recovery and resilience, and access to funding, skills and information pertaining to disasters
Other economic recovery and development opportunities for the agricultural sector.
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July (Special) 2023 | One last note from Kristy Board as her journey continues on..
In the final update from General Manager Kristy Board, she announces her decision not to renew her contract as GM of BIEDO. She reflects on her 19-month journey, which involved navigating flood events, community challenges, and recovery efforts. Kristy expresses her pride in serving the community and facilitating opportunities for BIEDO's success. While she temporarily remained GM to travel and conduct research on alternative community operations, she realized she couldn't fully dedicate herself to these opportunities. Kristy's departure won't disrupt BIEDO's operations, as the organization continues its vital work in various areas. She expresses gratitude to her dedicated team and BIEDO Chair, John Zahl, for their unwavering support.
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May (Special) 2023 | BIEDO's BeLong Table Lunch. A Family friendly event.
Join BIEDO for a day of entertainment featuring talents like comedian Peter Rowsthorn, Diva Legends, Joe Guidace, and local vocalist Helen Downs. Enjoy a long table lunch with the North Burnett community. Peter Rowsthorn's stand-up comedy, Susie Jay's captivating performance, and Joe Guidace's Tom Jones-like vocals promise a memorable experience. The event offers activity stalls for both adults and children, including a jumping castle. With tickets priced at just $5, including a $5 food voucher, and various food vendors to choose from, it's a low-cost, family-friendly event. Plus, you'll see the winners of the 'Stories From Golden Heart's Photography Competition.' Don't miss this exciting opportunity!
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May (Special) 2023 | Flavours of Our Land event invitation.
Flavours of Our Land is a very important project to BIEDO, it’s part of our mission to revitalise Burnett Inland Agriculture by making stronger connections between Producers and Consumers. BIEDO envisions a holistic, food systems approach to promoting food production from paddock to plate and beyond, including industrial food production, food manufacturing, export opportunities and the growth areas of food and agritourism.
Afterall, agritourism’s worth is thought to be to be $4.5billion in Queensland by 2030 ($18.6billion nationally). Agritourism is a serious form of economic development that we're committed to bringing to our region.
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April 2023 | Welcome Wendy Thorsbourne, another sucessful Visionary Womens event- Annual Report - released.
As mid-April arrives, the BIEDO team is back in full swing, following a successful Burnett Visionary Women event called "Overcoming Overwhelm" in Monto. This event aimed to inspire and empower women in business and community roles, addressing issues like overwhelm.
The organization is excited to welcome Wendy Thorsborne to their team, an asset with agricultural expertise. We're actively coordinating and participating in various events, ensuring local businesses and agriculture stay informed and connected. BIEDO also facilitated a valuable connection between local businesses and CPB Contractors, a Tier 1 Supplier. The School To Employment Connections (STEC) group is working to bridge the gap between students and employers, offering valuable career insights.
The annual report reflects the organization's achievements and resilience in the face of last year's challenges. Lastly, Flavours of Our Land seeks to promote local food and agritourism enterprises.
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March 2023 | BIEDO's Achievements: Empowering Burnett Inland with Success, Resilience, and Innovation.
BIEDO is off to an exceptional start this year, with productive conversations, project launches, and successful events. They've completed a Connectivity Roadshow and Round Tables in 13 communities, with invaluable support from NBN Co, Telstra, and SkyMesh. BIEDO is driving local food branding in the Burnett Inland, promoting community pride and business development. Disaster preparedness and resilience initiatives are a top priority, with mental health strategies and gatherings on the horizon. The organization's focus for the next 12 months includes major projects, labor solutions, small business support, and activating the Burnett as a food region. They're dedicated to advancing regional economic development, so stay connected for exciting updates!.
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Also check out: Upcoming Events | Grant Opportunities | In the News
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February 2023 | Visionary women hosting a new event!
The start of a year, a new job, a new project or perhaps a new vision can add a number of new tasks to your to do list.
Our first event of the year sets to help you out with starting the new, or finishing the old by gifting you tools and inspiration to end overwhelm in your life and to become naturally and enjoyable productive.
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Join us at the Ridgey Plains Art Gallery in Monto.
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January (Special) 2023 | We are hitting the road for the Connectivity Roadshow!
Come and visit us at the BIEDO Connectivity ROADSHOW and speak to operators NBN, Skymesh, Activ8Me, Optus and Telstra in person. Each business will have staff available to answer your questions and discuss your person and business connectivity.
We're also asking if you might be able to share with us about your connectivity and ability to access telecommunications and internet.
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December 2022 | Oh what we have achieved over 2022.
In 2022, BIEDO and the Burnett Inland community overcame adversity, achieving remarkable progress. Despite early challenges, including natural disasters and the ongoing pandemic, BIEDO delivered 47 programs, personally assisting over 3,000 individuals and traveling over 22,642km to serve the community. They provided crucial flood relief support, advocated for farmers, and actively contributed to economic development and growth through various initiatives. This year's achievements are a testament to their dedication, and they express gratitude for the community's support, looking forward to a brighter 2023 together.
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Also check out: Upcoming Events | Grant Opportunities | In the News
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November 2022 | we visited the major projects projects forum, TIQ meeting, Flavours of our Land.. read more below..
BIEDO fuels economic growth in the Burnett Inland region through event engagement. They attended the Major Projects Forum, discussed the impact of ESG on Agribusinesses, and connected with Trade and Investment Queensland to enhance trade opportunities. They championed the Mundubbera Blueberry Festival and celebrated the 10th anniversary of the Murgon Muster, contributing to the local economy. Additionally, BIEDO hosts workshops, like the recent "Heart of Success," to foster positivity and combat procrastination. Their commitment drives economic prosperity in the Burnett Inland.
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October (Special) 2022 | We have a new Burnett Visionary Women event to share with you all!
Last event, we were at Nourished at Capper. Our last event really set the scene for growing, building and prospering together and supported women to identify their goals.
It was reiterated to us in that room, that particularly in regional areas, women do not make time to consider themselves, let alone their dreams.
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September 2022 | Economic Development isn't always what we immediately think of.
BIEDO have proudly advocated for dedicated 'local food' spaces at each of the food festivals, which has led to strong consumer conversations and the activation of collaborative food leadership. All of this activity is part of our work in advocating for the Burnett Inland and its agricultural recognition and pride.
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We continue to keep across the Biosecurity issues that affect our community.
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Next month we're looking forward to being in Mundubbera on Tuesday the 25th of October for our next Visionary Women event 'Heart of Success,' and at the many other events across the region including the Mundubberra Blueberry Festival.
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Also check out: Upcoming Events | Grant Opportunities | In the News
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August 2022 | Foot & Mouth Update | Stay aware, not alarmed!
On Thursday the 4th August at 9am, BIEDO will host a special South Burnett Agricultural Network Meeting at the Wondai Town Hall to update producers on Foot and Mouth and Lumpy Skin disease.
We will hear from John Higgins our local Principal Biosecurity Inspector, Animal Biosecurity and Welfare officer from the Department of Agriculture and Fisheries. It will be great to get a current update and listen to the insights that John will bring to the room.
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June 2022 | Runs on the board for BIEDO, what does the rest of the year bring.
BIEDO has been right across the Burnett Inland over the past month. You might have seen us at the South Burnett Flood Recovery sessions, North Burnett Ag Shows or the JT Academy Tour supporting local Mental Health Initiatives.
I'm pleased to announce that BIEDO will be a proud signatory of the Small Business Friendly Charter. The charter's aim is to reduce barriers between large organisations and small businesses and to enhance the operating environment for small business. By signing this charter we pledge to fulfil the commitments set out in the charter. Small business deserves this focus, and we look forward to supporting it.
Also check out: Upcoming Events | Grant Opportunities | In the News
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July 2022 |
We are launching one of our new projects
Burnett Visionary Women!
This project has been born of insight gathered during BIEDO’s 1on1 interviews with businesses, in partnership with North Burnett Regional Council. BIEDO sees this an opportunity to step-up and fill some social and community service gaps, that other organisations just simply don’t have the time or resources to fulfill.
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April 2022 | Federal Budget, out on the road with the Business Rodshow and assissting the diaster management for the Burnett Inland.
What a month! The Federal Budget was handed down, we’ve been out on the road with the Business Roadshows and assisting the disaster management of the Burnett Inland.
In headlining news from the Federal Budget, it was great to see that regional Australia was included as a full highlight heading in the budget for 2022-2023. However, we still do believe that there is more investment required for regional Australia to be considered sustainable, equitable, and realise the economic output and opportunity to produce more for Australia. Read more about what we’ll see from the Federal Budget and how to take advantage of the opportunities from a Federal Budget.
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Also check out: Upcoming Events | Grant Opportunities | In the News
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March 2022 | Welcome General Manager, Kristy Board
BIEDO has also had its fair share of challenges over the past few months.
As we continue to progress through the year, BIEDO will be working closer than ever before at a community level to create opportunity and assist with practical solutions, to meet identified gaps in services/skills and to drive proactive and positive change.
The future of us working together starts with the first conversation, and we are importantly having those conversations now so that we can set the plan forward from here.
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Previous Editions
September 2021
Read the latest edition of BIEDO Burst here:
Photo by Sandi, "Pots of gold at either end of our rainbow" , BIEDO Best Shots Competition 2020
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August 2021
August is upon us and this month is going to be pretty awesome!
There is a ton of activity happening, so be sure to make yourself a cuppa, bust out the calendar and mark these dates so they don't pass you by.
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Read the latest edition of BIEDO Burst here:
Photo by Kate Mcaskill, The Hay Paddock, BIEDO Best Shots Competition 2020
July 2021
It's a new dawn, it's a new day, it's a new financial year!
We love fresh starts!
As #TeamBIEDO is busily planning our future projects and business enhancements to kickstart the new financial year, we're super keen to hear what you have planned for your own ventures...
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Read the latest edition of BIEDO Burst here:
Photo by Jodie Black, Untitled, BIEDO Best Shots Competition 2020
June 2021
With 2021 whipping past at breakneck speed, tax time will be here before we know it.
Whether you love it or hate it, we're here to help, with a FREE Taking Care of Business workshop:
What accounting software is right for me? - with small business savvy Kylie Ufer from ProfitAbility Virtual Assistance. You'll find a video from the session on our Facebook page soon.
Read here:
Raeleen Hansen, Sunflower Sunset, BIEDO Best Shots Comp 2020
May 2021
Welcome to Queensland Small Business Month!
#QSBM2021 runs for the duration of May, and if you haven't already caught up with our team on the road across the Burnett Inland during the last couple of weeks, please give us a call or book in to one of our many great events coming up before the end of the financial year! You can read more about Small Business Month here.
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Photography by Pete Ward, one of 12 stunning photographs of the #BurnettInland selected from the 2020 BIEDO Best Shots Competition
April 2021
Big news has emerged from BIEDO HQ this month, with Chief Executive Officer Kristy Frahm announcing her departure as she takes on a new role with the Australian Rural Leadership Foundation. On behalf of Team BIEDO, I would like to extend our best wishes to Kristy and also commend her on the enormous contribution she has made...
Read here:
https://mailchi.mp/biedo.org.au/april2021
Photography by Denise Keelan, one of 12 stunning photographs of the #BurnettInland selected from the 2020 BIEDO Best Shots Competition
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March 2021
From all the team at BIEDO, we hope you and your loved ones enjoyed a safe and Happy Easter! This month we are thrilled to share our BIEDO Events Calendar for April-June - we can't wait to see you at one of these events either face-to-face or online...
Read here:
https://mailchi.mp/biedo.org.au/march2021
Photography by Lovisa Heeb, one of 12 stunning photographs of the #BurnettInland selected from the 2020 BIEDO Best Shots Competition
February 2021
Here we are...time seems to be flying as we are powering through February! How are things for you?
With the holidays a distant memory now, there are a tonne of events, activities and opportunities happening in our region. We started the month with Ag Network sessions about proposed Reef Protection Regulations by the Office of the Great Barrier Reef, in both North and South Burnett.
Read here: https://mailchi.mp/biedo.org.au/feb2021
Photography by Claire Kapernick, one of 12 stunning photographs of the #BurnettInland selected from the 2020 BIEDO Best Shots Competition