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    Keeping Queensland moving

    Apr 03, 2021 2 minutes

    STAND 22 FOYER

    KNOCKING ON THE world’s door 12 months ago was a virus that would change our everyday lives.

    While others languished in their response, our community rallied.

    Thanks to the efforts of freight operators, businesses and industry, Queensland’s economy kept moving – with truck drivers leading the charge, keeping our supermarket shelves stocked and transporting our world-class products.

    What we saw was Queenslanders work together to

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