Faulty Towers at the 2010 Muster
COME and join Basil, Sybil and Manuel as they present ‘Faulty Towers the Dining Experience’ at the Optus National Music Muster.
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Huge star wattage at 29th Muster
GYMPIE’S Optus National Country Music Muster is Australia’s largest community organised event and presents some of Australia’s best artists and performers.
John Williamson gets True Blue
JOHN Williamson might be an Australian icon, but just don’t say that to him.
Troy Cassar-Daley thrills at Muster
TROY Cassar-Daley has a lot of history with the Muster and that history keeps bringing him back.
Strictly & Lowdown return to Splendour
FORMER Sunshine Coast resident and one half of VJing duo Strictly & Lowdown, Rachael Johnston, gives us the low down on this year’s Splendour extravaganza.
Best Splendour ever
SPLENDOUR in the Grass is just around the corner and we want to make sure you have the very best Splendour experience imaginable.
Optus National Music Muster 2010 line-up
SPIDERBAIT and Thirsty Merc are just two of the Australian artists not to be missed on the Optus National Music Muster stage this year.
Optus National Music Muster 2010
IF you go down to Amamoor Creek State Forest this August you’re in for the time of your life.
Splendour in the grass band profiles: 5
BEN Harper & the Relentless7, Passion Pit, LCD Sound System, Jonsi, and Angus and Julia Stone are in this week’s Splendour in the Grass 2010 band sneak peak.
Radio host told: we’ll let you down when you raise $20k
REVENGE is a dish best served cold, and for Mix FM’s Caroline Hutchinson that was bitterly cold yesterday.
YOUR PHOTOS: Funny things your pets do
We had a laugh putting this photo gallery together. It’s clear we have some funny pets in Toowoomba who do some funny things. Got a great photo from your neck of the woods? Share it with us here!
YOUR PHOTOS: Funny things your pets do
WE HAD a laugh putting this story together. It’s clear we have some funny pets in Toowoomba who do some funny things. Check out the photos for yourself, here.
Shannon loving life on Milan catwalks
IT’S been a big year for Shannon Guthrie.
Missing Monique’s fate still torments her family
IT HAS been two years since Hervey Bay’s Monique Clubb travelled to Brisbane and never returned home.
Meet Matt – a wheely good jeweller with a great idea
MATT Alexander is a mobile jewellers on wheels coming to the rescue, but what inspired this 24-year-old to take his passion for his trade to the road?
Land donation to Men’s Shed blocked by council policy
GIVING away a block of land has proved anything but simple for successful former businessman Ray Grace and the community organisation he wants to benefit.
South Burnett opposes seven day trading plan
SOUTH Burnett residents are divided about the prospect of seven-day trading, with opinion split on whether it would be beneficial for Kingaroy.
Brewhouse is coming to Bundaberg CBD
THE Bargara Brewing Company will open its craft brewery in Bundaberg’s CBD in just over two months.
Thrill of seeing new life remains for Toowoomba doctor
TOOWOOMBA’S Dr Victor Volobuev says delivering a baby for the first time is both an exciting and emotional moment.
Soldier, businessman, now voted world No.1 wedding celebrant
IN a female-dominated industry, Maroochydore resident and ex-Australian Army Major Jarrad Bayliss has been named the number one wedding celebrant in the world.
Forget Me Not busy saving Nepalese children
THE Forget Me Not Children’s Home has been hard at work reuniting children with their families after the devastating earthquake that hit Nepal in April.
Tips to make sure you ride away with the perfect bike
BUYING a bicycle is an exciting decision, whether you’re doing it for fitness or fun.
Pin-up model launches rockabilly styling, events business
SHE’S a pin-up girl pining for the days of old-school romance, and she has the business to capitalise when it does.
Trio homeless as Bundaberg Blocks and Pavers liquidates
IN AN unusual twist, the tenants living in the house above Bundaberg Blocks and Pavers may be forced into homelessness.
Lismore school choir’s hymn to play at veterans’ funerals
Lismore Public School’s senior choir’s rendition of O Valiant Heart has been recorded to be played at the funerals of ex-servicemen and women.
Colby ditches wheelchair for wetsuit in ‘best birthday ever’
COLBY Speare’s birthday came with a Tsunami this year.
Love keeps Irish beauty therapist in Garden City
WHEN Katie Kelleher first arrived in Australia, she knew she wasn’t going back home to Ireland.
Colby Speare goes shark diving
Colby Speare recently spent 506 consecutive days in hospital fighting leukemia. He missed birthdays and Christmas. His parents along with Merlin’s Magic Wand have given him a birthday surprise of swimming with the sharks at Sea Life Mooloolaba. Into the tank with the assistance of Head Diver Ade Lynch
Cooper’s race against time with rare brain cancer
LIKE any other six-year-olds, Cooper Christensen loves playing with Transformers and his Wii.
From Jamaican orphan boy to God’s Aussie track star
LOOKING through the barbed wire fence of an orphanage in Jamaica, Alberto Campbell-Staines could never have dreamed he would one day run for Australia.
Mater hospital’s jobs get our readers talking
ONE thing guaranteed to get people talking, especially in these times where paid work is precious – is the prospect of employment.
Queensland runner Alberto Campbell-Staines
Albert Campbell-Staines
Freak accident paralyses Ipswich maths teacher
IT was the Easter holidays and Ipswich Grammar teacher Alan Campbell had dropped into school to catch up with some work.
Country women keep proud CWA tradition alive
THAT old saying you can take the girl out of the country, but you can’t take the country out of the girl is “dead right” according to CWA member Phoebe Mitchell
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