Design Refresh

Our signs centre has been busy in Cloncurry working on a design refresh for Lemmon's Store. The signage has undergone a full upgrade and redesign. Make sure you
take a look when you’re next in town.

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Outback Landcare Adventure

The Mount Isa Landcare Group (MILG) has been very busy this past month. During the last week of July they hosted two visiting landcarers from Brisbane who took part in the “Outback Landcare Adventure week”. The week started with a group of eleven camping beside the old town square of Mary Kathleen. The aim at this location was to target the weed called Mesquite on the old tailings dam and on the creeks leading into the Cameron River. This was part of an ongoing process to rid the area of the mesquite. The process began last year when a contractor sprayed most of the large spread at various sites.

The second portion of the week aimed to treat a patch of Coral Cactus, one located approximately 25-kilometers East of Mount Isa named “Delta” and the second site approximately 15-kilometeres down Duchess Road named “Ruth Pearl” (after the nearby mine). As seen in the below photos Delta has been reduced in size considerably since the first photo taken in 2016. The MILG believe they are at the final stages of locating the last of the infestation. They are also pleased to see the cacti plants located on Duchess Road are riddled with the biological control bug released some years ago by MILG.

The final portion of the week was spent at a site down river from West Leichhardt Station Homestead. Treatment of the rubber vine located in this area began a couple of years ago and the MILG are pleased with the progress seen in their recent visit. With the help of the station owner the group was able to bring in a QuikSpray unit to release the herbicide Grazon and water. This is still an ongoing process and will be repeated next year by the MILG to rid the sites of the infested weeds.

Hastings Deering - Shed Revamp

Recently two of our most experienced refrigeration technicians carried out an install at Hastings Deering for three 14kw cassettes. The job was very challenging due to the height of the install but ensuring the safety of our technicians and any patron is always key before any work is carried out at Clancy Corporation. Once all safety procedures were implemented our team got to work running all new cabling and pipe work for the three cassette refrigeration units. Well done Dave & Al, always producing fantastic craftsmanship!

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