iQ Media Services brings together a suite of professional marketing providers to complement your business development goals.
Members of iQ Media Services are business owners in their own right who’ve come together to market a list of promotional services.
We can contribute at any point in the business development cycle, including the launch, corporate and project development, either on single jobs or as a package.
Our service commitment includes an effective outcome by being quicker, having better communication and more experience to deliver results.
The service can be extended to any regional or metropolitan centre in the country.
The value is evident in our providers’ service history. There is no mark up on their quoted prices which ensures we can deliver the best service and a competitive price.
Photography
Website development
Julie Plath: Strategic communications including corporate promotions, recruitment and public relations.
Robert Dark: Strategic communications – publishing, social media and digital promotions specialising in industry, defence and human services.
The Australian Government has approved $225 million for Queensland projects under tranche one of the $2 billion Road Safety Program, with a further $64.6 million to be provided by the State. The joint funding announcement should see another 87 projects across Queensland started and completed within the next six months. Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Infrastructure, Transport and Reg...
Tropical cyclone Kimi has intensified to a category 2 system as it continues to hover off the North Queensland coast. It was estimated to be 165km north of Townsville at 4pm today (January 18) and moving south-southeast at 14km per hour. The warning zone stretches from Innisfail to Ayr, with a cyclone watch for Ayr to Bowen. * Check HERE for updates The Bureau of Meteorology said cyc...
The first ore from the current mining campaign at North Queensland’s Agate Creek gold mine is running through the plant at Lorena, 15km east of Cloncurry. Mine owner Laneway Resources said there was about 4400 tonnes of 6g/t gold ore expected to be processed over the next 10 days. The company has temporarily suspended operations at Agate Creek, about 40km south of Forsayth, due to loc...
Australia’s LNG export revenue dropped to $36.1 billion last year, down from $48.7 billion in 2019, despite increased volumes, according to estimates from EnergyQuest. Export income had been severely impacted by the lower oil prices seen through much of the year since April, together with low spot prices, the energy advisory firm said. Its latest report showed the nation exported a re...
Superior Resources has announced ‘spectacular’ results from recent drilling at the Steam Engine gold project in North Queensland, with grades as high as 184g/tonne gold. The Stage 2 drilling results will be incorporated into the planned pre-feasibility study, set to begin immediately after expected finalisation of the project’s scoping study in early February 2021. They po...
Tropical cyclone Kimi is moving slowly south and may cross the coast overnight or on Tuesday on current tracking, the Bureau of Meteorology says. At 10am today (January 18) cyclone Kimi was estimated to be 90km east of Cairns and 250km north of Townsville. The warning zone for the category 1 cyclone extends from Port Douglas to Ayr. The latest Bureau of Meteorology advice, issued at 10...
Greenvale Mining has appointed experienced Australian mining executive Neil Biddle as managing director, tasked with overseeing plans to fast-track development of Alpha project in Central Queensland. The company describes Alpha as the only remaining deposit of torbanite – a mineral that contains up to 650 litres of hydrocarbons per tonne – in Australia. The project lies 50km south o...
Tropical cyclone Kimi is moving slowly south and is expected to veer south-south-west towards the north Queensland coast today. The warning zone for the category 1 cyclone extends from Port Douglas to Ayr and inland to Mareeba and Atherton, including Cairns and Townsville. The latest Bureau of Meteorology advice is that the system is most likely to approach, and may cross, the coast late to...
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