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Locals to keep jobs as Macadamia’s Australia sells for over $100m

Member for Bundaberg Tom Smith, Janelle Gerry, Director of Macadamias Australia, Tourism and Sport Minister Stirling Hinchliffe and Katherine Reid of Bundaberg Tourism. PHOTO: Solana Photography

One of Bundy's most iconic family-run businesses, Macadamias Australia, has been purchased by Canadian investment group PSP for more than […]

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