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Plumbing apprentices find success in the pipeline at WorldSkills

Jayden Ward, Layth McGee and Lana Horwell following the WorldSkills regional competition at CQUniversity. (Supplied)

Central Queensland’s plumbers of the future put their skills to the test at the recent WorldSkills Regional competition. Six apprentices […]

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