More than $23 million will be shared among 18 not-for-profit organisations across the next four years, to save lives and make Queensland roads safer. Transport and Main Roads Minister Mark Bailey said the Queensland Government's Community Road Safety Grants provided recurrent long-term funding, targeting education and learner driver mentor programs. "This latest long-term program funding
Minister for Transport and Main Roads The Honourable Mark Bailey Young indigenous Queenslanders at a number of Queensland high schools are set to get behind the wheel safely thanks to a partnership between the Palaszczuk Government and Former Origin Greats. Transport and Main Roads Minister Mark Bailey said that $255,000 had been awarded to the
$4.5 million over three years will be invested by the Palaszczuk Government to help lift academic outcomes for more Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students in more places. Deputy Premier, Treasurer and Minister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships Jackie Trad said the extra funding would be delivered through the FOGS ARTIE Academy. āDuring
THE HON. MALCOLM TURNBULL MP PRIME MINISTER MR TREVOR RUTHENBERG LNP CANDIDATE FOR LONGMAN Ā Saturday July 7 2018 Ā Investing in Young Lives Through Former Origin Greats Ā The Turnbull Government is supporting the education of young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students in Caboolture and throughout Queensland, with a new $1 million investment.
DRIVING Queensland studentsĀ to new heights has always been the goal of the FOGS ARTIE Academy education program. But in 2017, that drive forĀ success became literal with aĀ unique research collaborationĀ between FOGS and the QUTĀ School of Economics (QuBE). QuBE and FOGS haveĀ received an Australian ResearchĀ Council grant to undertakeĀ an Individualised DriversĀ Licence program for eligibleĀ participants in the study. Under
Maroons sharp-shooter Johanthan Thurston knows all about the importance of goals. The North Queensland skipperās deadly right boot has been the difference between victory and defeat, both for Queensland and the Cowboys, more times than anyone can remember.
THE FOGSā successful ARTIE program continues to achieve incredible results in the classroom. But thanks to the keen eye of a Queensland Olympian, the program is now helping a young Queenslander realise her dream on the athletic track as well. Former Olympic swimming star Melanie Schlanger began working as a mentor within
Not many bosses would be recommending the new worker be the man to take over his job, but FOGS Executive Director Gene Miles will argue that former Maroons prop Steve Price is no ordinary man. Price, for so many years one of the cornerstones of the Queensland and Australians forward packs, has
Former Queensland and Australian Rugby League player Steve Price went one-on-one with Indigenous students at seven schools Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday last week as part of a Former Origin Greats (FOGS) ARTIE Indigenous initiative that has boosted the school attendance of selected students by up to 79%. The ARTIE program has recently
