Meet the team Anna Ahern

Wallumbilla SES donation
Road Safety Assurance Team vehicle launch
Volunteer firefighters Rowan Taylor (left) and Fergus Seawright (right) are better
placed to protect Wallumbilla with a cash donation from Santos GLNG engineer
and amateur photographer James Thian (centre) on behalf of Santos GLNG.
The wheels are in motion to improve road safety as QPS Assistant Commissioner
Southern Region Tony Wright, Minister for Police, Fire and Emergency Services
Jack Dempsey and Santos GLNG’s John Phalen unveil five new patrol vehicles.
It’s been a busy few weeks for Santos GLNG.
Together with Queensland Police Service
(QPS) and the Minister for Police, Fire and
Emergency Services Jack Dempsey, Santos
GLNG launched five new road patrol
vehicles that feature QPS’ Fatal Five driving
behaviours. The attention-grabbing vehicles
will serve as a constant reminder to Santos
GLNG staff and other road users to drive
responsibly.
F1 in Schools launch
Injune Tourism morning tea
Roma State School students get revved up at the
opportunity to design, build and test their own
model Formula One cars.
Injune Tourism volunteers enjoy a cuppa and a
slice of cake with Santos GLNG staff at the Roma
Shopfront.
Roma-based Santos GLNG employee
James Thian has used his skill with a camera
to raise $4,000 for Wallumbilla State
Emergency Services. His breathtaking
stills of local landscapes were compiled in
calendars and sold to the public.
Students at Roma State College can’t wait
to cross the star t line to design, build and
test their very own model Formula One
race cars. The F1 in Schools program is a
joint par tnership between Santos GLNG
and QMI Solutions.
Finally, staff at Santos GLNG’s Roma
Shopfront enjoyed a visit from the
volunteers of Injune Tourism. The group
swapped ideas on the best ways to share
upcoming events and town attractions with
visitors over morning tea.
Santos GLNG’s Lisa Green and Melissa and Ray Taylor
from Taylor’s Removals in Toowoomba agree unsafe
driving behaviours should be knocked on the head.
Meet the team Anna Ahern
“Prior to my employment with the company, I admired Santos GLNG for its support of our
community. I believe we are very lucky to have Santos GLNG actively employing locals from
the region.”
Originally from Nebo in Central Queensland, Landholder Advisor Anna Ahern has been working
on family cattle properties since leaving university. She has lived in the Roma area for the past
15 years where she now owns and runs two cattle properties with her husband Matt.
Her team negotiates and monitors landholder agreements and strives to understand
landholders’ core business.

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