Dementia Network 2020 Conference: Under the Umbrella
She asked the man sitting beside her, “Who are you?” Her husband of 40 years was startled then filled with sadness.
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The first triathlon to run since beginning of pandemic
The Ironman 70.3 is going ahead on September 13 and is the first major public participation sporting event on the Coast since before the pandemic.
Magpies are ready to swoop again
Sunshine Coast residents are being reminded to be cautious and wear a hat as the Magpie breeding season begins.
YOUR SAY: What do you think of the COVID situation?
The Western Star has been out and about on the streets of Roma to see what people think of the current COVID-19 situation.
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Million dollar contracts awarded for western freight hub
The two biggest tenders involved in the Morven Freight Hub ring in at about $1 million each, and have finally been awarded by Murweh Shire Council.
Power of one: teenager recruits all-girl team for Vowles Cup
Gatton’s Ashley Nolan was determined to play in the Adrian Vowles Cup at Charleville, so she recruited her own all-girls team.
For Brothers, Adrian Vowles Cup players form one big family
“It is an old cliche, about rugby league being one big family, but it really is true,” Toowoomba Brothers VP John Haywood said about the carnival.
“Get ready for Lowood”: first-timers eager for Vowles Cup
“Rough and tumble country kids” of the Lowood Stags are eagerly anticipating their debut in the Adrian Vowles Cup.
Saints 16s fired up and ready for Adrian Vowles Cup
“At training the older boys are revving their younger mates up, telling them just how good it is going to be,” club president Kelvin Bella said.
City side forging connections with our western clubs
The Redcliffe Dolphins are stalwarts of the Adrian Vowles Cup, but did you know they have other surprising connections to the west?
Western Ringers welcome more players to the fold
The Western Ringers’ Adrian Vowles Cup squad is welcoming players from further afield, and for the first time, has a girls’ side in the comp.
Toowoomba workers rally to help colleague save her sight
THE workmates of a dedicated wildlife and animal volunteer have launched a campaign so she can afford the injections required to save her from blindness.
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