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Biloela apprentice finds success in the pipeline at WorldSkills

Plumbing Winners: (L-R) Jayden Ward, Layth McGee and Lana Horwell. (CQUniversity)

Central Queensland’s plumbers of the future put their skills to the test at the recent WorldSkills Regional competition at CQUniversity’s […]

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