Mining Skills Australia would very much like to thank and show their appreciation to Troy Byers, organiser of the International Legends of League event, respected community member and International Legends of League player, Reggie Cressbrook for making it happen in Woorabinda Aboriginal Shire Council, Baralaba State School and Biloela, BANANA SHIRE COUNCIL, the Rebel Sports Callide Valley Allstars team and the International Legends of League players for sharing their experiences, participation and community support.

Mining Skills Australia would also like to thank and show their appreciation to the local Woorabinda Aboriginal Shire Council
and Biloela, BANANA SHIRE COUNCIL communities for their welcome and encouragement towards Mining Skills Australia  and hosting us with incredible hospitality and all other sponsors
for their support.

Mining Skills Australia will continue to support the work that Troy Byers and the International Legends of League do because the
difference a community event like this can make to it’s members and especially the support and inspiration to the younger generations and youth in regional Australia, is incredible.

Thank you to everyone involved.

On Friday the 6th of May, Graeme Bradshaw, Andy Holder, Emma Hutson, Rachel Hawker – the Mining Skills Australia Emergency Management Manager, her husband Steve, and Mining Skills Australia own League Legend, Geoff and Michelle Bradshaw – were involved in the Biloela Bowls Competition and afternoon barbeque with other sponsors of the event.

It was a great afternoon with a bit of playful competition between the International Legends of League and other participating sponsors.

Following was the official International Legends of League team dinner, where Graeme Bradshaw was presented the chance to speak about his experiences with Mining Skills Australia and what a wonderful opportunity it means to be an official major sponsor of the event.
Graeme Bradshaw ended the presentation with thanking the community and their support, along with the International Legends of League team.

A fantastic occasion to meet other members of the BANANA SHIRE COUNCIL, Woorabinda Aboriginal Shire Council, Biloeala community, mingle and meet with the players from both the Biloela Panthers and International Legends of League and participate in a charity auction.

Graeme Bradshaw was a heavy participant, even winning the chance for Emma Hutson to coach the Australian International Legends of League team for the big game on the Saturday night!

Thank you again to all sponsors and those involved in the weekend and charity event.

Mining Skills Australia was presented with an incredible opportunity to be a major sponsor of the International Legends of League.

It all started last Thursday, 5th of May with a visit to the local BANANA SHIRE COUNCIL communities and their schools, including Woorabinda Aboriginal Shire Council and Baralaba State School, was welcomed with open arms and amazing hospitality.

Graeme Bradshaw, Director, and RTO Manager,Emma Hutson, represented Mining Skills Australia, while the International Legends of League, NRL Legends, spoke to Woorabinda State School, Wadja Wadja High School and Baralaba State School about their personal experiences, how they became legends and inspiring the youth of the communities to focus on their goals, by the message of Dream, Believe, Achieve.

Graeme Bradshaw also had the opportunity to speak about his own personal journey to now, Directing and owning Mining Skills Australia, in partnership with Andy Holder.

Emma Hutson and Graeme Bradshaw were very touched by the opportunity to be involved with the communities and very much appreciated the official and traditional welcome to Woorabinda Aboriginal Shire Council, by the Community Elders followed by a BBQ.

The crew then headed to present at Baralaba State School, followed by a Rugby League coaching clinic made possible by the Biloela Panthers.

Stay tune to get more updates on the event.