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Quality Concreting You Can Count On!
Looking for a reliable local concreter? Myrteza Concreting provides quality concrete services throughout Mareeba and the surrounding Atherton Tablelands.
Locally based and committed to delivering professional workmanship, Omar Myrteza takes pride in providing a friendly, reliable service and quality results.
OUR SERVICES INCLUDE:
• Concrete driveways and pathways
• Patios and outdoor entertaining areas
• Concrete extensions
• Footpaths and outdoor concrete areas
• General residential and commercial concreting work
Whether you’re upgrading your driveway, creating a new outdoor entertaining area or planning your next concrete project, Myrteza Concreting is here to help.
We understand the importance of quality workmanship, attention to detail and getting the job done right.
WHY CHOOSE MYRTEZA CONCRETING?
✓ Locally based in Mareeba
✓ QBCC Licensed – 15525465
✓ Quality workmanship
✓ Reliable and friendly service
✓ Free, no-obligation quotes
SERVICING: Mareeba, Atherton and surrounding Tablelands communities.
CONTACT OMAR TODAY!
Phone: 0400 804 857
Email: omarmyrteza@hotmail.com
MYRTEZA CONCRETING – Local Concreting You Can Count On!
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Distinguished and Famous people from Perth Central
🌿 Fanny Balbuk
Fanny Balbuk resisted the changes that colonial Perth imposed on her home Country. The wetlands where she gathered food were drained and filled, including the ground occupied by the railway station. Accounts recorded by Daisy Bates describe her continuing along familiar tracks despite fences and buildings placed across them. Her determination makes the city’s transformation a personal story of lost access, food sources and authority. Remembered by Noongar people as a defender of Country, Balbuk gives the modern streets a history that begins well before their construction. The railway map was not the first map of this place.
🏛️ Edith Cowan
Edith Cowan became the first woman elected to an Australian parliament when she won West Perth in 1921. Her parliamentary work followed years of involvement in welfare and community organisations, with particular concern for women and children. Although she served only one term, the election permanently changed who could be seen speaking from the chamber. She continued public and charitable work afterwards and gave away much of her parliamentary salary. West Perth was both her constituency and part of the setting for a wider campaign to make institutions answer more closely to the lives of ordinary people.
