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Welcome to Mackay October 2017 WELCOME TO MACKAY We would like to extend to you and your family, a very warm welcome to the city of Mackay and the Isaac Region. Mackay is a great place to live and offers all the conveniences and attractions you would expect to find in such a vibrant city and thriving area. We at Mackay Tourism are only too happy to provide you with all the information you need to find your way around and to help you settle into your new life here. Mackay Tourism is a licensed travel agency. Our Information Centre is open seven days per week and is located at 320 Nebo Road, Mackay – 07 4944 5888 Our friendly efficient staff, are here to assist you in planning any tours, trips and accommodation in the area and throughout Australia. Another fun way to orientate yourself to your surroundings is to become a volunteer with Mackay Tourism. Come in and chat to our happy team. So please, come in! We would love to help you to enjoy all that our beautiful region has to offer. EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT LIVING IN MACKAY… For further information visit our website at www.mackayregion.com or the Mackay Regional Council website at www.mackay.qld.gov.au EMPLOYMENT LABOUR HIRE COMPANY ADDRESS PHONE EMAIL/WEBSITE 4BU Mining Mackay & Bowen Basin 0428 222 546 [email protected] Services All Mine 11 Elvin St, Paget 4952 3033 http://www.allmineservices.com.au Services AWX 97 Victoria St, Mackay 1300 299 299 www.awx.com.au Axial 21 Boundary Rd E, Paget 4963 3700 www.axial.com.au/ 1 Callcorr PTY 7 Munbura Road, Mackay 4959 6211 [email protected] LTD CQ Field Mining 19 Connors Rd, Paget 4952 6557 www.cqminingservices.com Services Crocksolid 92 Wood St, Mackay 4953 3583 www.crocksolid.com.au Mining & Industrial Labor Hire D.A.C Mining 85 Gordon St, Mackay 4953 1551 dacmining.com.au Services Dysart Lot 9, Bypass Road, Dysart 4958 2362 http://www.dysartindustries.com Industries Agency G&S 27 Len Shield St, Paget 4963 7777 www.g-s.com.au/ Engineering Ideal 6/134 Victoria St, Mackay 4957 8177 www.idealplacements.com.au/ Placements ITEC 14/8 Wood St, Mackay 1800 009 960 www.itecemployment.com.au Employment Jobs Network 136268 Mackay Labour 29 Brisbane St, Mackay 4953 2336 www.mackaylabourhire.com.au Hire workforce Mrael 5 Tennyson St, Mackay 4957 9800 www.mrael.com.au/ Signature Unit 2/1 Longwall Place, 4952 3329 Resource Paget, Solutions Southern Cross 24/32 Interlink Ct, Mackay 4998 5061 www.southerncrossgroup.com.au/ Group Torgas Cnr River & Tennyson Sts, 1300 655 199 www.torgas.com.au UGL Limited 91 Connors Road, Paget 4968 2400 www.ugllimited.com/ Volt Edge Pty 162 Shakespeare 4957 2280 [email protected] Ltd. St Mackay REAL ESTATE AGENTS & LODGES NAME ADDRESS PHONE RD Nationwide 2 Peel St, Mackay Ph: 4944 2800 Ray White Real Estate 6/14 Heaths Rd, Mackay Ph: 4969 2929 21 Wood St, Mackay Ph: 4957 9999 10 Eimeo Rd, Rural View Ph: 4954 8700 1/39 Broad St, Sarina Ph: 4956 2555 11 Alexandra St, Mirani Ph: 4959 1423 2 Blacks Real Estate 43 Wood St, Mackay Ph: 4963 2500 Fax:4967 2211 Eastment and 130 Wood St, Mackay Ph: 4957 2951 Richards Fax:4951 4133 Elders Real Estate 171 Victoria St, Mackay Ph: 4951 9000 Harcourt’s Mackay 131 Victoria St, Mackay Ph: 4963 0100 Fax:4957 7733 Hibiscus Coast Realty PO Box 143, Mackay Ph: 4951 1222 Fax:4953 3172 Hot Property Sams Rd, North Mackay Ph: 4942 8855 Fax:49428833 Hugh Reilly Real 98 Wood St, Mackay Ph: 4957 7373 Estate Fax:4953 1550 LJ Hooker Real Estate 77 Gordon St, Mackay Ph: 4944 0088 71 Broad St, Sarina Ph: 4956 2617 Fax:4944 0519 Mackay Rentals Pty 80 Wood St, Mackay Ph: 4944 0222 Ltd Professionals Mackay 11 Wood St, Mackay Ph: 4944 6666 Raine & Horne 77 Gordon St, Mackay Ph: 074944 0088 Nindaroo Shopping Centre, Mackay Bucasia Rd Ph: 074984 7447 Richardson & Wrench Shop 4/106 Nebo Rd, West Mackay Ph: 4953 5556 Seabreeze Realty 3/360 Slade Point Rd, Slade Point Ph: 4955 5292 Vision Real Estate 32 Shakespeare St, Mackay Ph: 4951 4999 Fax:4951 4899 Shop 3, 5 Dutton Street, Walkerston Ph: 4959 3041 Fax: 4959 3077 LODGES NAME ADDRESS PHONE Lindsay Lodge 73 Milton Street, Mackay 4957 5037 Central Lodge 231 Alfred Street, Mackay 4957 3654 REMOVALISTS COMPANY ADDRESS PHONE Grace Removals Group 2 Elvin St, Paget 1300 723 844 Allied Pickfords 6 Margaret Vella Dr, Mackay 4952 5687 BJ’s Express Cowleys Rd, Bakers Creek, Mackay 0400 677 594 Craigs Removals 1180 Homebush Rd, Homebush 4954 5401 3 Frater Removals 9 Heinrich Court, Mackay 4952 3333 Hornick’s Furniture Removals Pty Ltd 7 Tracey Street, Mackay 4952 4255 JR Removals 4 Founder CK, Mackay 4955 4655 Wridgways the Removalists 8a Hume Street, Mackay 1800 225 916 Shaun Frater Removals 37 Renae St, Mackay 0412 776 002 SELF STORAGE COMPANY ADDRESS PHONE Allied Pickfords Mackay 6 Margaret Vella Dr, Mackay 4952 5687 Blue Ridge Self Storage 121 Boundary Rd E, Paget QLD 4740 4952 2431 Code Red Security Storage 16 Lester Hansen Street, Slade Point 4955 5329 Fortknox Secure Storage Lot 3, Woodman Parade, Mackay or 49 4952 4499 Malcomson Street, Mackay 4953 5888 Self-Storage Rentals 43 Wood Street, Mackay 4963 2500 Shipping Container Rentals Self 110-111 Spiller Avenue, Mackay Harbour 1800 006 162 Storage Universal Self Storage 32 Campbell St, Slade Point 1300 36 9880 Mackay Containers 41 Malcomson Street, North Mackay 4940 0766 Sarina Self Storage Brooks Road, Sarina 4956 6998 Spacerack Storage Centre 18 Fursden Street, Glenella 4962 3430 BOARDING KENNELS COMPANY ADDRESS PHONE Animal Care Centre Boarding 252 Nebia-Coningsby Road, Mackay 4959 8290 Kennels and Cattery Kitty's Holiday Home 36 Lembergs Road, Bakers Creek 0407 070 346 Hillcrest Boarding Kennels & Cattery 38 Rocky Waterholes Wollingford 4959 2584 Road, Victoria Plains Homebush Boarding Kannels & 864 Homebush Road, Homebush 4959 7225 Cattery Club Med Pet Resort 2989 Mackay Eungella Road, Mirani 0459 76 1261 Jaimon Boarding Kennels & Cattery 91943 Bruce Hwy, Sarina 4956 1978 Hampden-Valley Kennels & Cattery 17 Vickers Road, via Marian 4954 3387 Bayview Canine Lodge 227 Olletts Rd, Habana 4959 9002 Whitsunday Pet Resort 915 Shute Harbour Rd, Mount Marlow 4946 1077 Sarina Beach Kennels Beach Rd, Sarina Beach 4956 6169 4 CAR, FOUR WHEEL DRIVE & MINIBUS RENTAL + HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES RENTAL CAR RENTAL / TAXI SERVICES COMPANY ADDRESS CONTACT DETAILS Mackay/Whitsunday 4 Tennyson Street, Mackay 131 008 OR local number 07 4944 4999. Taxi http://www.mackaytaxi.com.au/ Avis Mackay Airport Terminal Building, Phone: (07) 4967 3900, 136 333 Mackay Vehicle pick up required Smart State Vehicle 148 Nebo Road, Mackay Phone: (07) 4957 5588 Rentals Vehicles delivered subject to availability, conditions apply. Ocean Breeze PoBox 3054, North Mackay Ph: 0425 862 843 Transfers Professional airport and corporate transfers. Special occasion and private charters service. Budget 19 Juliet Street, Mackay (07) 4951 1400 Vehicle pick up required 132 727 BJ’s Luxury Service Mackay 0448 517 946 BUSFOX PO Box 5276 Mackay 1800 809 734 Corefleet Connors Road, Mackay (07 4952 6606 Vehicle collection preferred Europcar Terminal Building, Mackay Airport, (07) 4952 6269 Mackay QLD Vehicles delivered subject to availability Ezy Vehicle Rentals 17 Broadsound Road, Paget (07) 4952 6555 Get Hummered Mackay 0411 148 662 Hertz Terminal Building, Mackay Airport 13 30 39 (07) 4951 3334 Vehicle delivery fee applies Mackay Car & Truck 1 Chain Street, East Mackay (07) 4953 1522 Rentals Vehicles delivered subject to availability Mackay Diamond PO Box 3527, North Mackay 0408 234 481 Limousine NQ Car & Truck Rentals 4 Malcomson Street, North Mackay (07) 4953 2353 Vehicle delivery fee applies Meteor Car & Truck Cnr Archibald St and Central Dr, (07) 4963 3300 Rentals Mackay OAQ Four Wheel Drive 4 Unit 4/5-11 Margaret Vella Drive, (07) 4998 5355 Renatals Paget 0417 626 212 Sargent 4WD Hire, 294 Milton Street, Paget 1800 077 353 Truck Lease and ental Red Spot Rentals Mackay Airport (07) 4998 5799 5 Sarina Limousines Brookes Rd, Sarina (07) 4944 4929 0427 637 624 Thrifty 8 Longwall Place, Paget 4957 5868 HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES RENTAL COMPANY ADDRESS CONTACT DETALS (07)4952 4490, 1800 880 778 Mr Rental 7 Broadsound Road, South Mackay www.mrrental.com.au Radio Rentals 137 Victoria Street, Mackay 4951 1744 Rent the Roo Rentals All Mackay areas 137 661 DAY CARE & KINDERGARTEN COMPANY ADDRESS PHONE WEBSITE / EMAIL Good Start Early 1-3 Brooks Street, Mackay 4953 4133 www.goodstart.org.au/chil Learning 46 Macalister Street, Mackay 4953 0363 dcare 61 Shakespeare Street, Mackay 4957 3445 1 Clearvista Crescent, Mt Pleasant 4942 5766 2-10 Emperor Drive, Andergrove 4955 0411 1 Eimeo Road, Eimeo 4954 6246 19 Hamilton Street, North Mackay 4951 2357 8-12 Carl Court, Rural View 4954 8711 5 James Muscat Drive, Walkerston 4959 3113 Adeona Early 63 Celeber Drive, Andergrove 4942 5563 adeona.mackay@adeona. Exploration com.au Centre Beaconsfield Nadina Street, Beaconsfield 4942 8057 www.beaconsfield.candk.a Community sn.au Kindergarten Birralee Child Cnr Pompey & Clements Street, 4952 3585 www.echildcare.com.au/m Care Centre South Mackay ackay.barralee birth - 5 yrs Blue River Family 256 Bedford Road, Andergrove 4955 2792 [email protected] Day Care Bucasia 4A Fisher Street, Bucasia 49546585 www.hotfrog.com.au Kindergarten Association Department of 110 Wood Street. Mackay 4967 2344 http://www.communities.q Child Safety ld.gov.au/childsafety/abo ut-us/contact-us/child- safety-service- centres/north- queensland-region 6 East Mackay 20 Hoey Street, Mackay 4957 4669 http://www.candk.asn.au/ Kindergarten eastmackay Glenella Childcare 21-23 Schapers Rd, Glenella Q 4942 9486 https://www.communityki Centre ds.com.au/centres/childca re-glenella Hot Tots 35 Paget Street, West Mackay 4952 4466 [email protected] Childcare & u Educational Centre 15 months - 5 yrs Kookaburra 256 Bedford Road, Andergrove 4955 2398 Kookaburra.ccc@bigpond.
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