Tafe North Queensland Mount Isa campus receives engine from Popey's Diesel Services

Chris  Burns
Updated July 19 2017 - 10:13am, first published July 17 2017 - 3:30pm
AT WORK: Tafe students Connor Mcleod, Gordon Barry, Popey's owner Adrian Pope, Tafe teacher Zane King and student Adam Kolody work on the engine.  Photo: Chris Burns
AT WORK: Tafe students Connor Mcleod, Gordon Barry, Popey's owner Adrian Pope, Tafe teacher Zane King and student Adam Kolody work on the engine. Photo: Chris Burns

POPEY’S Diesel Services owner Adrian Pope considers locally trained employees to be of benefit to Mount Isa’s industries. 

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Chris  Burns

Chris Burns

Senior journalist

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