Project Booyah youth gain hospitality experience at Mount Isa Mines' Casa Grande Ball

Chris  Burns
Updated October 14 2016 - 12:00pm, first published October 13 2016 - 6:30pm
NETWORKING: Glencore's North Queensland Copper Assets chief operating officer Mike Westerman meets the Project Booyah youth serving at the Casa Grande Ball. Photo: Chris Burns.
NETWORKING: Glencore's North Queensland Copper Assets chief operating officer Mike Westerman meets the Project Booyah youth serving at the Casa Grande Ball. Photo: Chris Burns.

PROJECT Booyah youth will celebrate their accomplishment with a three day camp after they graduate from their Tafe course in November. 

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Chris  Burns

Chris Burns

Senior journalist

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