We spoke to the CEO of AUSPODS Holding Pty Ltd, Aaron Coulson, about the Australian master franchise he spearheads, and what it truly is that makes it stand out.

Investing in infrastructure now is vital if we are to keep up with increased demand – between 2010 and 2030, our domestic freight task is expected to grow by 80 per cent and air passenger movements will increase to 280 million passengers per year.

Assumption College’s quiet warmth resonates through its values and the way its staff speak of it. A proud Catholic day and boarding school in the growing commuter town of Kilmore, it encourages its students and staff to “inspire one another to shape the future with audacity and hope”.

The Local Government Association of Queensland (LGAQ) is the longest continuing peak body in Queensland. It is a not-for-profit association set up solely to serve the state’s 77 councils and their individual needs. The fact that it has been in existence for 120 years is a testament to the value that it provides its member councils.

Like the many vast regions of Australia, the Shire of Broome has an incredibly rich history directly resulting from an amalgamation of a plethora of cultures. Located in the Kimberley region of Western Australia, the Shire of Broome is home to a historically significant pearling industry, a beautiful coastline, and an ever-growing number of tourists who seek to enjoy the beach and visit the various heritage sites around Broome and other townships. With a population of more than 17,000 people, the Shire of Broome has plenty of opportunities; ranging from exciting and relaxing recreation to business development and investment opportunities. The Shire has been rapidly growing over the last 10 years – becoming one of the fastest growing towns in the State.

The Shire of Barcoo, one of the biggest local government areas in Western Queensland, is a place of exceptional beauty and a rich history. The shire incorporates the townships of Jundah, Windorah, and Stonehenge covering an area of almost 62,000 square km. The Thomson and Barcoo rivers reach a confluence to form Cooper Creek, an exceptional site with strong historical values. The surrounding regions offer many opportunities for outdoor recreation with fantastic wildlife and flora and numerous activities such as golf and fishing.