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Logo Design

Develop many creative logos that convey the uniqueness of individual projects and organisations to their target markets.

Project Management / Concept Development / Design & Digital Artwork

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a coastal hub with views at your doorstep...

Located on Queensland’s Capricorn Coast, Leading coastal and urban architects,

Emu Park is a seaside village with a vibrant, Cottee Parker have designed Aqua to blend

renewed culture.

with its unique coastal setting while retaining

uninterrupted ocean views.

Aqua is easy beach-side living set above a

stylish mix of cafes and retail shops.

Spread over four levels with stunning Coral Sea

views, Aqua offers 36 spacious two and three

bedroom apartments.

aqua...contemporary living by the sea Aqua apartments feature:

• Large alfresco balconies

• European appliances

• Quality finishes throughout

• Air-conditioning

• Cable TV, broadband and audio

visual intercom

• Secure undercover car parking

and storage areas

Shared resident facilities will include:

• Swimming pool

• Terrace and entertaining area

Aqua / Logotype / Brochure Folder

Task: Develop a simple, professional and modern logo, a unique business card, and a user-friendly website design. The logo is a stylised star, inspired by the company name. The business card is embossed and die-cut

to create impact.

Project Management / Concept Development / Design & Digital Artwork / Finished Art / Production Management

Location aPaRtMEntS aBoUt tHE DEVELoPER REGiStER YoUR intERESt

emu park’s coolest

address...

Emu Park is a charming coastal village

located east of Rockhampton and a 20

minute drive south of Yeppoon.

overlooking the Keppel group of islands,

Emu Park provides beautiful, safe patrolled

swimming beaches.

aqua is located close to the surf club, golf

course and is only minutes from great

fishing and Keppel Bay Marina.

Just off shore is the Barrier Reef’s vibrant

coral and marine life wonderland.

seaside growth...

Emu Park – named one of australia’s

up and coming investment boom towns

and a Queensland hot spot.

Your Mortgage Magazine, June 2006

BacK to Main MEnU


a coastal hub with views at your doorstep...


Located on Queensland’s capricorn coast, Emu

Park is a seaside village with a vibrant, renewed

culture.

aqua is easy beach-side living set above a stylish

mix of cafes and retail shops.

Spread over four levels with stunning coral Sea

views, aqua offers 36 spacious two and three

bedroom apartments.

Leading coastal and urban architects, cottee

Parker have designed aqua to blend with

its unique coastal setting while retaining

uninterrupted ocean views.

contemporary living by the sea

aqua apartments feature:

• Large alfresco balconies

• European appliances

• Quality finishes throughout

• air-conditioning

• cable tV, broadband and audio

visual intercom

• Secure undercover car parking

and storage areas

Shared resident facilities will include:

• Swimming pool

• terrace and entertaining area

BacK to Main MEnU

Aqua / Website design


Hartley St

YEPPOON

19km

CORAL SEA

Fishermans Beach

Yeppoon-Emu Park Rd

Jetty

Emu Point

ROCKHAMPTON

44km

William St

Bell Park

Hill St

Singing Ship

Memorial

Archer St

Emu St

Rockhampton-Emu Park Rd

Golf Club

Primary

School

Seaspray

Richard St

Bright St

Granville St

Pattison St

Keppel St

Main Beach

Surf Club

ZILZIE

YEPPOON

Keppel Bay Marina

Middle Island

Miall Island

Great Keppel

Island

Halfway Island

Humpy Island

EMU PARK

Emu Point

Pelican Island

Wedge Island

KEPPEL SANDS

Flat Rock

Divided Island

Aqua / Pull-up banner / Maps


Reef Water Quality

Protection Plan

Extension and Education Strategy

Update and Implementation Guide

June 2014

2013 Scientific

Consensus Statement

Land use impacts on

Great Barrier Reef water quality

and ecosystem condition

Reef Water Quality

Protection Plan Achievements

2013–2014

Reef Water Quality Protection Plan / Visual identity / Various reports

Task: Design a new positive and engaging look for the Reef Water Quality and Protection plan, supporting reports, and collateral.

Project Management / Concept Development / Design & Digital Artwork

DPC Communications and Marketing Team Open House Self Promotion Piece / Look and feel / Invitation / Email reminders / Flyer / Gift box / Wrap / Signage / Welcome mat

Task: To entice marketing professionals to attend an open house event and increase awareness of the services the Communications and Marketing Team provide. A teaser campaign was created around the idea of putting

out the welcome mat to clients. A house shaped gift box holds a corporate brochure and chocolates and reinforces the “open house” concept. The wallpaper design icons represent various areas of the department.

Branding / Design & Digital Artwork / Art Direction / Digital Artwork / File Preparation / Project Management / Print Management

///// ANZAC CENTENARY 2014–2018

However, when it came to

commemorating the four-year

centenary of the First World War,

the Queensland Government learned

that many were unaware of its

significance, and were even less

sure of how to get involved.

The government wanted to find a

fitting way to honour our servicemen

and women. So together with a local

Brisbane agency, Engine Group,

a campaign was developed to raise

awareness of the Anzac Centenary

and improve people’s appreciation

of the role Queensland played

in the First World War.

///// LEGACY PROJECT

Today, enhancements to the

undercroft areas are bringing the

past into the present to create a

lasting heritage for all Queenslanders

and future generations. The area

contains the First World War gallery,

the Second World War gallery,

and the Post-World War II and

exhibition gallery (formerly the

RSL headquarters).

Opened on Armistice Day in 1930

the state memorial contains the

Shrine of Remembrance and the

Eternal Flame held in a bronze urn.

8 / Salute Issue 1

Under a common theme of

‘How will we serve their memory?’

this campaign featured current

Australian Defence Force personnel

reading century-old letters and

telegrams from the war front written

by Queenslanders who served

in the First World War. These letters

helped Queenslanders understand

and empathise with those who

served and encouraged people

of all ages to take action and find

how they could become involved

during the Anzac Centenary.

The Queensland Government

wishes to express its sincere

gratitude and appreciation to the

Australian Defence Force for their

support and participation in the

campaign. Thanks must also go to

the John Oxley Library, State Library

of Queensland and Queensland

State Archives for their insight,

research and expertise. Without this

collaboration, the campaign would

not have been possible.

Visit www.qld.gov.au/anzac100

to watch videos and read the original

letters featured in this campaign.

It was always a place for the people,

with its original construction paid

for by donations from ordinary

Queenslanders who were themselves

facing difficult times in the years

between the First World War and

the Great Depression.

Sadly, over the years, the treasured

memorial had suffered structural

erosion from water damage.

While this type of damage is not

uncommon for buildings of this

era, if not addressed, the damage

could have threatened the future

of this unique and much-loved

state memorial.

Early works began in 2014 and have

been timed to coincide with the

Anzac Centenary. While no longer

visible to the eye, repairs to the

water-damaged sub-structure that

supports the memorial, along with

waterproofing of the interior, has

added at least another 75 years to the

lifespan of this significant memorial.

Careful management of the Eternal

Flame was a key consideration

during initial works, with the flame

being relocated within the parklands

to ensure it lived up to its name.

The stage two restoration included

the return of the Eternal Flame

back to its original location with

an improved gas system.

Further construction and

refurbishments have also been

undertaken to the pedestrian tunnel

linking Anzac Square to Central

Station, and enhancements made

to the Shrine of Remembrance.

These works have also involved

repairs to stonework and ironwork,

installation of drains, new tiles

Leading Seaman Christie Piper, Royal Australian Navy, Bulimba Barracks (Brisbane),

who read an excerpt from Queenie (Edith Florence) Avenell’s letter.

Flight Lieutenant Scott Hamill, Royal Australian Air Force, RAAF Base Amberley,

who read an excerpt from Maurice Delpratt’s letter.

in the Shrine, stair treads, column

protection and new pavers

throughout the square.

The restoration elements, due

for completion in 2016, involve

refurbishment and enhancement

of heritage spaces beneath the

Shrine. It is intended the space

will include a display of historical

artefacts from post Second World

War, and an exhibition gallery

dedicated to Queensland’s

military history. Enhancements

will also include the curation

of plaques and the unveiling

Major Scott Calvert, Australian Army, Lavarack Barracks (Townsville),

who read an excerpt from George Herbert Bourne’s letter.

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Shrine of Remembrance, Anzac Square, Brisbane.

of a previously concealed heritage

sandstone wall uncovered during

the structural investigations.

Completion of these essential

works has been made possible

by the Queensland Government’s

$11.4 million contribution, and

the Brisbane City Council’s

$2.2 million contribution.

Future works will also benefit

from a substantial contribution

from the federal government’s

Anzac Centenary Public Fund.

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///// COMMEMORATIVE EVENT

4 / Salute Issue 1

///// COMMEMORATIVE EVENT

18 / Salute Issue 1

Instead, the telegram that

Premier Digby Denham received

on 5 August 1914 set in motion

Queensland’s response to the

First World War. It also set the

standard of dedication and sense

of duty that would become the

hallmark of the state’s servicemen

and women up to the present day.

Britain’s declaration of war actually

occurred the evening before,

at 11 pm, Tuesday 4 August 1914,

but due to distance and the

telecommunications of the era,

Queensland received the news the

following day. When Premier Denham

received a telegram from Australia’s

Prime Minister Joseph Cook, he

responded immediately stating that

‘…Queensland unreservedly places

all her resources at service of [the]

Commonwealth and Mother Country’.

This historic declaration was

commemorated exactly a century

later at a memorial service on

5 August 2014 at Parliament

House in Brisbane. To mark the

commencement of the Queensland

Anzac Centenary, the Premier

of Queensland recited the

‘European War’ section of the 1914

Parliamentary Hansard in Parliament.

The 1st AIF, Australian Light Horse Association

commemorative ride, 27 September 2014.

Following the reading, a ceremony

on the Speaker’s Green at Parliament

House enabled guests to learn about

our history and reflect on the courage

and sacrifices. The telegram, as well

as other original documents and

letters, were on display as part of

an exhibition curated by Queensland

State Archives.

The commemoration was attended

by the relatives of veterans and those

who had served with distinction

in other conflicts. Among them

was Vietnam veteran Keith Payne,

a recipient of the Victoria Cross (VC),

the highest decoration for gallantry

‘in the presence of the enemy’, due to his

heroic actions during the Vietnam War.

The memorial event gave rise to many

emotions, probably best summed up

in an extract and joint message by the

Premier and the Queensland Advisory

Committee for the Commemoration of

the Anzac Centenary (QACCAC) Chair,

Captain Andrew Craig RAN (Retired),

published in the Sunday Mail:

‘The centenary of the First World War

is a significant international event,

but it will also have special relevance

for many communities across

Queensland...

Members of the Australian Light Horse Association on the

Speaker’s Green at Parliament House, Brisbane.

For a century, Queenslanders

have reflected on stories of

courage, resilience and sacrifice

that immortalised the Anzac spirit.

Now is the time to ensure all is done

to commemorate the commitment

and sacrifice of all servicemen

and women and those who served

on the home front...

We encourage everyone during this

time to reflect upon and learn more

about our military history, its costs

and its impacts on us, as a state

and as a nation.’

/ 5

/ 19

Honoured to be

serving their memory

No one could deny that

Queenslanders are fiercely

proud of their Anzacs.

Up before the sun to pay

their respects at the dawn

service each Anzac Day and

faithfully wearing poppies

on Remembrance Day as

a salute to the fallen and

those left behind.

The declaration:

how Queenslanders

heard the news

It was a telegram that told

Queenslanders they were

at war. It would go on to be

called the ‘war to end all wars’

but that title proved to be

tragically optimistic.

The eternal life:

Anzac Square

memorial

The Anzac Square War Memorial and Parkland is one of

Queensland’s most significant sites dedicated to the memory

of our servicemen and women in all wars, and hosts various

commemorative ceremonies. The centrally located square is

a Brisbane icon and a peaceful sanctuary for reflection within

the capital’s busy business district.

Bringing the

journey to

Gallipoli to life

It became an unforgettable moment in history when the

Queensland contingent of the First Australian Imperial Force

(1st AIF) departed on 24 September 1914 to serve the mother

country. More than 1500 men from two of Queensland’s

most iconic military units, the 9th Infantry Battalion and the

2nd Light Horse Regiment, travelled from various locations,

including the Enoggera Barracks, to arrive at Pinkenba Wharf.

Queensland Anzac Centenary / Salute Commemorative Publication and Logotype / Banners / Visual Identity Guide / Advertisements / Flyers / Signage

Task: To create a respectful commemorative publication worthy of the Qld Anzac Centenary commemorations. A unique logotype was designed to signify solum respect and significance. A bronze foil was used to lend

prestige to the publication and highlight the importance of the event. The uncoated stock is evocative and adds an element of rawness.

Role: Design, Art Direction, Digital Artwork, File Preparation, Project Management, Print Management

The Queensland Government is investing

$180 million over four years to create the

knowledge based jobs of the future—

this is Advance Queensland.

To capitalise on the opportunities of tomorrow, we need to:

• ensure our young people have the skills that will be in

demand—science, technology, engineering and maths,

including computer coding abilities

• work with the private sector to raise the rate of startup and

better support businesses to access the advice, mentoring

and capital to grow

• work with industry and universities to translate more

scientific and technological excellence into products

and services

• support our graduates, new businesses and scientists

to think and network globally.

Advance Queensland is a comprehensive suite of programs

designed to solve global challenges, seize opportunities

in growing markets, fight for investment dollars, and create

the jobs of the future.

It will help position the state as an attractive

investment destination with a strong innovation

and entrepreneurial culture.

Jobs now, jobs for the future

Advance Queensland will position Queensland as a place

where entrepreneurs, industry, universities and government

work collaboratively to turn great ideas into investable products

and growing businesses that create the jobs of the future.

Advance Queensland

• A $50 million Advance Queensland Best and Brightest Fund,

which will develop, attract and retain world-class talent both

scientific and entrepreneurial.

• A $46 million Advance Queensland Future Jobs Strategy that

will open the door to new industry/research collaborations,

tackle the big innovation challenges, focus on translation,

and deliver 10 year roadmaps for industries with global

growth potential.

• A $76 million Business Investment Attraction package,

which will encourage a new wave of Queensland startups,

support proof-of-concept projects and attract co-investment

through the Business Development Fund.

• And lastly, $8 million will be set aside to give us flexibility

to respond as new opportunities arise, especially as we

develop roadmaps with industry partners.

“The top priority for the Queensland

Government is employment

opportunities for Queenslanders

now, as well as jobs for the future.

Advance Queensland is an important

step in delivering this goal.”

Annastacia Palaszczuk

Premier of Queensland

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Inspiring

Queensland’s

future

How companies are responding

Using live video to see the world through other people’s

For those who don’t like hotels, Airbnb created a website

eyes, the Periscope platform allows you to experience

for people to open their homes to travellers all over the

a place or event right now as it happens through video.

Brisbane‐based RedEye Apps is the leading provider

world—with listings in 34,000 cities and 190 countries.

of a cloud‐based and purpose‐built engineering drawing

and data management platform for asset owners and

their service providers globally, allowing users to view,

markup and share their drawings and documents from

their iPad or iPhone.

Uber is challenging the traditional taxis by connecting

Freelancer lets you hire freelancers and find freelance

riders to drivers through a mobile app, providing

jobs online. You can post your project and receive

consumers with more travel options, making cities more

competitive bids from freelancers within minutes,

accessible, and opening up business opportunities

making it a simple way to get work done online.

for drivers.

Brisbane’s Halfbrick Studios is at the forefront of the

Australian game development industry. With the success

of Fruit Ninja, Halfbrick has become one of the most

well‐known indie developers in the world and shown

that Brisbane has the world class skills to succeed

on the global market.

Wotif led the way in allowing consumers to book their

TaskRabbit is neighbours helping neighbours.

own hotels online in Australia and internationally. Set

TaskRabbit allows you to outsource your household

up in Brisbane in 2000, it has since established offices

errands and chores by connecting you with trusted

in Canada, Malaysia, New Zealand, Singapore and the

and reliable help in your neighbourhood.

United Kingdom.

Online shopping: the way we buy products has

changed dramatically. Consumers can now shop and

buy products online from anywhere in the world in the

comfort of their home or while out and about on their

mobile device.

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Advance Queensland / Logotype / Brand / Style Guide / Marketing Collateral / Digital Media / Social Media Tiles / TV Screen / PowerPoint Template / Pull Up Banner / Flyer / USB

Task: Develop a brand and marketing materials that represent positivity, movement, strength and the Queensland Government in a digital space.

Project Management / Concept Development / Design & Digital Artwork / Art Direction / Finished Art / Production Management / Copywriting / Brand Identity Advisor











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Jobs now,

jobs for the future


Colour palette

The Advance Queensland primary colour palette consists

of maroon, orange and yellow.

Primary colour palette

Maroon

CMYK 5/100/45/22

RGB 184/11/77

PMS 207

Taglines

All Queensland Government materials should use one

of the two Advance Queensland taglines in conjunction

with the wordmark.

The tagline ‘Jobs now, jobs for the future’ should be

used on all materials aimed at a Queensland audience.

The tagline ‘Made for innovation’ should be used on all

materials aimed at an audience outside of Queensland.

Layout examples

These examples illustrate how the brand may be applied to different layouts.

They are not templates.

Orange

CMYK 0/73/100/0

RGB 242/105/34

PMS 158

Yellow

CMYK 0/35/100/0

RGB 251/171/24

PMS 130

Secondary colour palette

The secondary colour palette consists of charcoal and

pink. Charcoal may be used sparingly (eg. headings)

and pink may only ever be used in the wordmark.

Charcoal

CMYK 0/0/0/80

RGB 88/89/91

PMS 431

External bodies are not required to use a tagline.

Preferred placement

The preferred placement of the taglines is below

the Advance Queensland wordmark as shown below.

Tagline for a

Queensland

audience.

Tagline for

an audience

outside

Queensland.

Flyer

Brochure cover

Jobs now, jobs for the future

Launch breakfast

PowerPoint title slide

Lectern sign

Pink

CMYK 5/88/45/0

RGB 228/69/103

PMS 205

The tagline must:

• appear in Meta Normal—Roman

• always be in sentence case

• be equally weighted

Jobs now,

jobs for the future

style guide

Version: August 2015

Images

One strong image depicting the purpose of the program/

initiative should be used as a hero image on covers

or single page collateral. The image should be action

oriented and ideally including diverse people.

Graphic elements

Three graphic elements support the brand.

White stripes

The lines graphic should always appear in white

(60% opacity) and be a proportionally similar size to

the layout examples on pages six and seven. No more

than two groups of lines should appear on a single

page. Wherever the white stripes appear over a block

of colour and form two edges within the block,

the white stripes should roughly form a corner

of a square with one side being parallel to

the straight lines and the other edge being

perpendicular to the straight line.

• not be altered in any way—no italics, bold or underline

• be punctuated as shown

• appear in the correct colour —80% black or white

Minimum font size

• 7 pt for print

• 7 pixels for online

Each block must be in a different colour. And the sides

of each block must be on an angle—i.e. not contain

horizontal (180°) or vertical (90°) lines. Blocks of

maroon should not abut blocks of yellow.

White space

An important part of the brand is white space.

The Advance Queensland wordmark should primarily

appear on a white background. The design should also

contain a generous amount of white space.

Folder cover

Word header and footer

Email header and footer

Square format invitation

Pull-up banner

Pull-up banner

Artwork

Contact Communication Services, Department of the Premier and Cabinet on corporate.id@premiers.qld.gov.au

if you require assistance with branding for Advance Queensland creative materials.

Blocks of colour

Each design should contain between one and three

blocks of colour from the primary colour palette.

Advance Queensland styleguide 5

Advance Queensland

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style guide

Advance Queensland

Government Organisation

Youtube

Facebook

Twitter

Advance Queensland / Logotype / Brand / Style Guide / Marketing Collateral / Digital Media / Social Media Tiles / TV Screen / PowerPoint Template / Pull Up Banner / Flyer / USB

Task: Develop a brand and marketing materials that represent positivity, movement, strength and the Queensland Government in a digital space.

Project Management / Concept Development / Design & Digital Artwork / Art Direction / Finished Art / Production Management / Copywriting / Brand Identity Advisor

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• Baby goods

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• Furniture

• Groceries

• Homewares

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Union Shopper / Logo Refresh / Brand / Marketing Collateral / Digital Media / Media Kit / Catalogue / Brochures / Advertisements / Sticker / Magnet / XXX

Task: Develop a brand and marketing materials for Union Shopper that showcase it’s offerings in a simple, friendly, trustworthy and eye-catching manner.


A Queensland Education Trust

From Mines to Minds

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From Mines To Minds / Look and Feel / Report / Advertisement / Pull Up Banner

Task: Develop a look and feel for the From Mines to Minds Trust which represents bright futures for Queensland children.


Established in 1985, PCI is an

independently owned company

operated by its current directors for

almost two decades.

Con Comino, General Manager

Our directors and staff take personal pride in the delivery of a high

quality service and assuring clients’ confidentiality. Our commitment to

health, safety and environment combined with our internal processes and

procedures result in value added, safe and reliable designs.

Our ability to assign an appropriate resource to any given task within

a project enables us to provide our clients with professional and cost

effective solutions. We can also offer short or long term staff placement

within the client’s workforce to facilitate their needs.

With personnel based in 3 offices, including project managers, multidisciplined

engineers, designers, drafters and administrative staff, we are

able to offer an all-inclusive range of engineering services to meet your

project requirements.

PCI offers a complete range of engineering and drafting services for process and piping systems.

Our engineers and designers utilize the latest design tools to develop 3D and 2D piping models and

drawings resulting in cost effective and practical design solutions.

PCI has experience in successfully completing detailed isometric packages comprising over three

thousand drawings as well as one-off drawings and specifications for quality control processes.

Our services include:

Stress Analysis

Hydraulic Analysis

Process Flow Diagrams

Piping & Instrumentation Diagrams

Piping Arrangements

Piping Isometrics

Bills of Material

PCI offers tankage design solutions to suit the client’s

needs. Whether it is to provide new tanks or cost effective

repair solutions for existing tanks our team can service

your requirements.

Tank Design

Finite Element Analysis

Verification

Repair Solutions

PCI can engineer and draw a variety of pressure vessels

for industrial process applications.

Process Design

Pressure Vessel Design


Verification

Registration

PCI provides engineering design and documentation for

mechanical and materials handling projects.

Mechanical Engineering

Machinery Design

Materials Handling


Skid Mounted Packages

Workshop Detailing

Vendor Documentation Packages

PCI’s structural and civil engineers, designers

and detailers can integrate new installations into

existing facilities and greenfield projects alike.

Structural Analysis

Equipment Access

Building Design

Conceptual Design

Structural Design

Workshop Detailing

Materials Take Off

Footing Design

Paving

Drainage

Building

EnginEEring DEsign anD

projEct managEmEnt

consultants

about pci

“PCI has built a reputation based on confidence in providing a competent

and reliable engineering design and project management service to our clients.

We will always commit to that primary objective.”

PCI has provided

engineering, drafting and

project management

services to the

petrochemical, mining

and general engineering

industry for over 20 years.

procEss anD

piping DEsign

tanks

anD

prEssurE

VEssEls

tank Design

pressure Vessels

mEchanical

sErVicEs

structural

anD ciVil

DEsign

structural

civil

PCI Petrochemical Industries Pty Ltd / Logo refresh / Corporate brochure

Task: To create a contemporary and professional brochure that show cases the services of PCI and conveys it’s use of cutting edge technology. The bold colours and graphic elements represent strength and reliability,

and the technical drawings add visual interest. The use of arrows and cropped shapes project an exciting, forward thinking company and invite the reader to continue through the brochure.

Concept Development / Design & Digital Artwork / Finished Art / Project Management / Print Management

Display Homes open

daily 11am – 4pm.

sales office Corner of Tinbeerwah

and Beerburrum Streets Dicky Beach

www.driftwooddickybeach.com.au

lot 46 house and land $815,000.

Dicky Beach

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Task: Develop a new, enticing identity for the beachside community that showcases casual, coastal living and appeals to families. A folder was created to house brochures and the agent’s business card. Fence and

a-frame signage was developed to identify the development.

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to create impact.

Project Management / Concept Development / Design & Digital Artwork / Finished Art / Production Management /

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RACQ CareFlight 2006 Year in review – 25th Anniversary Edition

CAREFLIGhT MEDICAL SERVICES

CareFlight Medical Services (CMS) employs the specialist emergency, anaesthetic and intensive care

doctors to fly with RACQ CareFlight at the Toowoomba and Gold Coast bases. CMS is also contracted

by Queensland health to provide retrieval doctors, equipment and resources to air medical fixed and

rotary wing retrieval services across Queensland, at bases in Brisbane, Townsville, Mackay and Cairns.

CMS is an accredited training facility for the Australasian

College of Emergency Medicine, the Australian and New

Zealand College of Anaesthetists and the Joint Faculty of

Intensive Care Medicine.

In its commercial capacity, CMS staffs the Lear 36A and

the Falcon 10 jets located at RACQ CareFlight’s Gold Coast

base. The jets provides domestic and international medical

retrievals. With the medical and operational teams located at

the Gold Coast airport, customs clearance is immediate. The

jet is tasked to retrieve patients throughout Australia, Asia and

the Pacific.

CMS senior doctors also staff the southern Queensland

Clinical Coordination Centre, which is responsible for

coordinating all air medical retrievals in southern Queensland.

CMS employs over 70 specialist medical staff across Queensland.

ReAR view: dr Phil Kay, director of emergency Medicine, Princess Alexandra hospital

I was working in the Emergency Department

at the Gold Coast Hospital. I began attending

helicopter surf patrols as an observer.

Eventually I was able to scrounge together

some medical equipment and a resuscitation

box for the helicopter.

Back then I was the sole doctor flying

with CareFlight until I talked some ICU and

“I had gotten a fair bit of experience working

Anaesthetic mates to join in. We did a lot of

in pre-hospital care systems after working in

car accidents where the patient was trapped

the United Kingdom. In the United Kingdom

in the vehicle. We were able to get medical

back in those days they were performing

equipment and a specialist emergency doctor

roadside medical retrievals called “flying

to the patient while they were still trapped

squads”. But when I returned to Australia in

in the car and it really made a difference. We

1982, this field of medicine was all very new.

saved a lot of lives.

It wasn’t easy, because a lot of people thought

we were a bunch of cowboys. Safety was

always important to us, but because it was

such a new thing, there weren’t the rules and

regulations that are in place now – it was

pretty ad hoc. The helicopter was very small.

I used to have to sit on the crewman’s lap en

route to hospital if the patient was big!

I was with CareFlight from the early 1980’s

until early 1990’s. It really is a young man’s

game, but I didn’t want to give it away. I was

still flying casually with air medical retrieval

services out of Brisbane up until a few

years ago.

CAReFlight MediCAl seRviCes jet

Mission to st geoRge

In April 2006, Palm Beach resident Judy Gray set out on a five-day

bus tour to western Queensland and Lightning Ridge with a group

of friends. When they arrived in St George at the end of day one,

Judy felt a little tired, so she sent her husband Neville off to dinner

with the rest of the group while she stayed in the motel room to get

some rest.

When Neville returned, Judy had deteriorated and was extremely

ill. Neville immediately called an ambulance to take her to the

St George Hospital.

Judy had been fine leading up to that point, in fact she had been to

the gym just two days before the bus trip. When Judy was diagnosed

with stomach cancer, the CareFlight Medical Services jet was called

out to St George to urgently transport Judy to the John Flynn Hospital

at Coolangatta.

Doctors told her this rare condition affected just seven people in

1 million, and it mainly affected men. Judy had always been very

healthy, taking no medications or tablets. In fact, she says she felt

no pain at all through the entire ordeal.

Judy went into surgery to remove her stomach, pancreas and spleen.

She was back on her feet within a few months, and athough she lost

a bit of weight from her illness, she is already back at the gym. Judy

said it was a huge shock being diagnosed with such a serious illness.

“I’m normally fit and healthy, I go to the gym three times a week.

It took me so long to understand what had happened. I just kept

thinking – is this really me, am I really going through this. It was so

hard to believe it.”

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Building back

July 2011

Queensland

Thank you Queensland

Gwen and Joe Braga,

Corinda

After many years of selflessly giving to her community,

Gwen Braga found herself in need of assistance when

her home was inundated by the floods that devastated

much of South East Queensland over summer.

Gwen has had a long involvement with the Meals

on Wheels community organisation, first as a volunteer

and since 2008 as Queensland President

of the organisation.

Her compassion and dedication to making a positive

difference in people’s lives is well-known, and when

the floods hit she needed all of her Queensland spirit

to get through.

Gwen and her husband Joe were devastated when

they saw what the floodwaters had done to their home

in Corinda, in Brisbane’s western suburbs. They lost

everything when the Brisbane River rose to the level

of their roof.

The Bragas, who describe themselves as flood

survivors, are very thankful for the $79,700 in

assistance they received from the Premier’s Disaster

Relief Appeal.

“Our sincerest thanks to all those who donated

to the Appeal. Words cannot express our gratitude.

Without this money we wouldn’t have been able to

start rebuilding our home,” Joe said.

The Bragas have almost finished their repairs and look

forward to moving back home very soon.

Fund on track to be distributed by end of August

The distribution of more than $273 million from the

Appeal to over 40,000 flood and cyclone victims will be

one of the fastest relief fund distributions on this scale

in Australia’s history.

More than $201 million has already been paid from

the fund, including $10 million to St Vincent de Paul.

More than $119 million has been paid to over 3200

people whose homes suffered structural damage or

were completely destroyed to help them rebuild.

Almost 1500 applications were received in the week

before the 30 June cut-off.

All the money will be allocated by the end of August 2011.

The Appeal will remain open for donations until the end

of the year, with funds received after 30 June allocated

to St Vincent de Paul and the Building Services

Authority for distribution.

A message of thanks from the Premier

Some six months on

from our summer of

sorrow, Queensland

and Queenslanders are

bouncing back.

Of course, some people are

still finding their feet, still

recovering from the trauma

of the cyclones and floods

that took lives, destroyed

homes and devastated

communities.

By the end of August, more than 40,000 individuals

will have received assistance from the Premier’s

Disaster Relief Appeal. This has been made possible

because of the generosity of people like you.

People from throughout our State and around

the country and the world donated more than

$273 million to the Appeal.

Every cent is going to people affected by the

natural disasters. Not a cent is being spent on

administration, none of the committee members

received payment and all interest earned on

donations is put into the fund.

Image courtesy of Queensland Reconstruction Authority

Above: The existing town of Grantham with the proposed new

development in the background.

By 31 August, we will have paid out more than

$1 million a day and nearly $50,000 every hour

since the Appeal was established.

We aim to have distributed all of the money

to Queenslanders in the space of just over six months

– one of the fastest distributions of relief funds on

this scale in our country.

By way of comparison, money from the Victoria Bush

Fire Appeal is still being distributed two years after

those terrible events.

I thank the distribution committee and those working

day and night to process applications.

Most of all, I send a heartfelt thank you to everyone

who donated to the Appeal. Your compassion

and generosity is making a real difference in the lives

of Queenslanders in need.

Anna Bligh MP


and Minister for Reconstruction

Appeal grants for

Lockyer Valley relocations

Grants of $35,000 from the Premier’s Disaster Relief

Appeal are being offered to victims of the devastating

flooding in the Lockyer Valley to help them move their

home to higher ground in Grantham.

Residents can choose to be part of a voluntary

relocation and land-swap, being accelerated by the

designation of Grantham as a reconstruction area under

the Queensland Reconstruction Authority’s powers.

The special grants will cover the costs of things that

won’t be paid for by insurance, such as reconnecting

power and water to new or relocated houses.

Homeowners living in Grantham, Helidon, Murphy’s

Creek, Postman’s Ridge, Withcott and other affected

nearby areas in the Lockyer Valley are eligible for

the grant.

The Building Services Authority will deliver the grants.

To find out more call the BSA on (07) 3225 2937.

Russell Muller,Tully

Russell Muller’s 100-year-old Tully home had recently been renovated when Tropical Cyclone Yasi tore through

Far North Queensland.

The cyclone ripped off the roof, but most of the house was left standing. However, subsequent weeks of rain

severely damaged the interior, ruined hand-carved posts and stairs and destroyed wiring.

“There was heaps of beautiful timberwork throughout the house. It was almost a write-off,” Russell said.

“I didn’t want to walk away from the house. I wanted to get in there and get it back to its former glory.”

Russell received just over $50,000 from the Premier’s Disaster Relief Appeal to help him get underway.

“The money’s certainly been a help,” he said.

“I’m in the process of organising a builder. I know him very well and he knows I’m a very good tradesman

so he’s going to come down and use me to work on the house.”

“The people of Queensland and all around Australia have given their hearts and donated the money and that’s

certainly going to go a long way to getting me back on track, I’m sure of that.”

Jim and Joyce Skene, Taylors Beach

When Tropical Cyclone Yasi hit in February, Jim

and Joyce Skene took refuge with family in Mackay.

When they returned to their Taylors Beach home

a few days later, they found devastation.

“When we got back the whole place was a shambles,”

Joyce said.

“The whole frontage had to be replaced and all our

furniture. We couldn’t stay here. My son is next door.

He had just put up a house, luckily, so we moved

in there with him.”

Without insurance, the Skenes were in desperate

need of assistance. They received $33,700 from

the Premier’s Disaster Relief Appeal.

And Joyce wants to pass on her gratitude.

“Our sincere thanks to the people who have donated

money to the Appeal,” she said.

“It’s helped so much. We were so very depressed,

you know. We couldn’t have done it ourselves.

My husband’s 90 and I’m 87. We wouldn’t have

known where to turn.”

Photo by: Patricia Hatchett

Appeal helps people in need through

St Vincent de Paul

St Vincent de Paul is making special payments to people who are still

struggling to cope with the effects of the natural disasters.

Vinnies was given $10 million from the Premier’s Disaster Relief Appeal.

Money is available for individuals or families who were directly affected

by the floods or cyclones and are experiencing significant and continuing

hardship, with limited capacity to recover without assistance.

People who may not have met the eligibility criteria for the Appeal or who

are waiting for insurance payouts can apply to St Vincent de Paul.

To find out more call St Vincent de Paul on 1300 633 343.

Photography by Michael Marston and Hugh O’Brien

www.qld.gov.au

St Vinnies volunteer

Jim Devereaux, of Fig Tree Pocket, exemplifies the great community spirit

shown in the wake of the natural disasters.

Jim, a St Vincent de Paul Society member and volunteer, has been knocking on

doors throughout flood-affected areas in Brisbane’s west and answering phone

calls since January. He’s also been helping flood victims access Premier’s

Disaster Relief Appeal money via St Vincent de Paul.

Jim tells some heart-wrenching stories. In one case, Vinnies provided a family

with clothing and bedding and covered the cost of food for eight weeks while

their home was treated for toxic mould caused by the flood.

“It’s really quite emotional seeing how people are living and hearing the

stories they have to share,” Jim said.

But the feeling of community has never been stronger. One man in Goodna

had been repairing his own house, and also buying items to help out his

neighbours. Vinnies is now assisting him by reimbursing his expenses.

“We’re trying to lend a helping hand, whatever the situation. People are still really hurting and we want them

to know they’re not forgotten,” Jim said.

St Vincent de Paul has received a $10 million allocation from the Premier’s Disaster Relief Appeal.

To find out more about how St Vincent de Paul can help people in need

call 1300 633 343.

Authorised by the Queensland Government, George Street, Brisbane.

Further

information

• To make a donation to the

Premier’s Disaster Relief

Appeal call 1800 219 028.

• For special payments call

St Vincent de Paul on

1300 633 343.

• For assistance rebuilding

and repairing your home

after the disasters visit the

Build it Back website at

www.qldra.org.au/build-back/

• For assistance with quotes

contact the Building Services

Authority on (07) 3225 2937.

• To find local builders and

suppliers in your area, visit

www.bsadisasterrecovery.qld.

gov.au

• For information on the

Lockyer Valley special grants

call the Building Services

Authority on (07) 3225 2937.

• If you or someone you

know is struggling to cope

contact Lifeline on 13 11 14

or Queensland Health on

13 HEALTH (13 432 584).

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www.qld.gov.au

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in our Biome Zero Waste Fundraiser.

Collect your box of zero waste products

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Every sale counts!

SAVE THE OCEANS


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GO PLASTIC FREE

zero waste – toxin free – ethical choices

Biome Zero Waste Fundraiser Campaign / Brand / In-Store Poster / Social Media Tiles / Facebook Stories Tile / E-News Tile / Interactive PDF Price LIst

Task: Create a design concept for the Biome Zero Waste fundraiser campaign and roll it out to various print and digital media. The design creates a fun, under-the-water feeling to highlight the benefits of choosing zero

waste to our ocean life. It also showcases some of the products available through the fundraiser.


Good eggs for all!

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Good eggs for all!

Delicious, cruelty free,

allergen friendly chocolate

and Easter gifts.

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Task: Design an Easter campaign that shows a connection to nature and has a celebratory quality.


Let’s Raise a Forest!

Purchase any water bottle

or lunch box and we will

plant a tree on your behalf * .

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Visit www.biome.com.au/forest for T&C’s.

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Task: Create a design concept that visually ties together the Back To School promotion with the “Let’s Raise a Forest” incentive. This is achieved using hand-cut paper lettering and hand‐drawn typeography with a leafy,

forest background.


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