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The countdown begins for QNOPY’s completely re-designed self-sign up app launch. After being in the enterprise segment for 4 years, QNOPY is launching a self-sign application that you can download on your smart phone and start using instantly.

QNOPY will be at the Northwest Environmental Conference and Tradeshow in Portland on Dec 5 & 6.

OTSS in its partnership with the NW Environment Centre commences its 2nd Horticulture based project in Burnie on October 28th. The funding to run this program comes courtesy of the Federal Government's 'Local Solutions Fund', a fund specifically for 10 regions in Australia, with Burnie the only region in Tasmania to attract this funding. We have great support for this program with many employers and employment agencies.

The program is no cost to participants, and we are targeting the 16-25 year old age group in the Burnie area.  Interested ?  Please contact us for more information.

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Lesson on Friday was good. Rode Dandy in his new bit but it was still a bit too long. Dang! I had no idea Dandy had such a narrow face. But JLE likes the bit so she’s going to buy it off me and I’ll get one that fits better. Dandy did go really well in it…

OTSS in its partnership with the NW Environment Centre has just been successful in securing funding to deliver 3 Horticulture based projects over the next 12-months in Burnie. This funding comes courtesy of the Federal Government’s ‘Local Solutions Fund’, a fund specifically for 10 regions in Australia, with Burnie the only region in Tasmania to attract this funding. We have great support for this program with many employers and employment agencies.

The program is no cost to participants, and we are targeting the 16-25 year old age group in the Burnie area. Over the 12-months we will run 3 x 15-week pre-employment programs with the first program commencing July 1st. OTSS and the NWEC give special thanks to our supporters, especially the Department of Human Services, the Local Solutions Fund panel, Burnie City Council and Steve Kons.  For further information on this program, contact OTSS on 6432 3336.