Paul Neville (Hinkler, National Party) Share this | Hansard source

Last week I had the pleasure of officially opening the new administration block at Gayndah’s Burnett State College, which is an amalgamation of the Gayndah State High School and the Gayndah campus of the Wide Bay Institute of TAFE. It is a very interesting model, where the principal of the high school is also the principal of TAFE. Gayndah is a small but significant town in my electorate, best known for its citrus production. I applaud the local community for supporting the creation of this new education facility. In fact, honourable members who buy citrus this week in the supermarkets will notice that it comes from Gayndah. The cycle at present is going to fruit—

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