IN PICTURES: Toowoomba Christian College graduates 2020 on the red carpet
Toowoomba Christian College students excited to finish Year 12 arrive in style for their senior formal at the Highfields Cultural Centre.
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GALLERY: Highlands Christian College
Highlands Christian College students enjoyed the beautiful surrounds of Gabbinbar Homestead to see out their school years with family and friends.
IN PICTURES: CHSHS graduates light up the red carpet
The graduates of Centenary Heights State High School arrived at Picnic Point for their 2020 formal ready to celebrate and mark the end of their high school years.
Navigator of famed Las Balsas raft passes away
BALLINA has lost one of its treasures with the passing of Gabriel Salas.
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