Capras’ Brent Williams pushes through the defence.
FOR 30 minutes it looked as though the Norths Devils were going to run rings around the Central Queensland Capras, but with a large and vocal crowd behind them the Capras turned the tables coming tantalisingly close to victory.
Mikaela Richter’s career prospects as a graphic designer have reached new heights after one of the CQ TAFE student’s logo designs was selected to spearhead a domestic and family violence awareness campaign in Gladstone.
But it’s the inclusion of her logo to the Central Queensland Capras’ football jerseys which Mikaela is most excited about.
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Courtesy of the Gladstone Observer
ORICA and the Central Queensland Capras may seem unlikely partners, but the two have joined forces with the Department of Communities with the common goal of stopping domestic violence.
Orica site manager Stewart Wotton said using a sport young men were associated with, such as rugby league, was a golden opportunity to get the message across.
“This makes sense to me,” Mr Wotton said.
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