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The TQR Project PALM Team consists of Colleen Hodgins as Project Manager, Julie Woodlock, Peter Carr, and Nicole Shang as Facilitators. The website for Project PALM and TQR access is http://my.tafe.qld.gov.au/tqaccess/logon.aspx. A TQR webquest will take place from May 7th to May 21st 2010.

TQR Project PALM Team Colleen Hodgins – Project Manager Julie Woodlock - Facilitator Peter Carr- Facilitator Nicole Shang – Facilitator TQR website Project PALM - http://my.tafe.qld.gov.au/tqaccess/logon.aspx TQR - WEBQUEST – starts 7 th May – 21 May 2010

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