The caravanning industry is experiencing a boon as Australians look to explore their own backyard and beyond. Without the option of international travel, there’s been an increase in interest in caravanning holidays, the industry says. Glen Gall, the director and co-owner of third generation family business Kedron Caravans in Brisbane, said they were very mindful […]
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Scott held the position of The Australian newspaper’s Queensland bureau chief and held senior journalism positions with the ABC.
Among his many achievements, Scott served in the Queensland parliament and is a former Minister for Transport and Main Roads.
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