1/22Susie Cray, Kirsty Nancarrow and Rita Zappulla at the Cairns Chamber of Commerce Christmas lunch, held at the Pullman International hotel. Picture: Catherine Duffy
In pictures: Chamber of Commerce’s annual Christmas Luncheon
Cairns’ community united for Chamber of Commerce’s annual Christmas Luncheon, which celebrated the causes it advocated for in 2022. See the photos.
2/22Sonja Johnson and Andrew Wagner at the Cairns Chamber of Commerce Christmas lunch, held at the Pullman International hotel. Picture: Brendan Radke
3/22Alan Milne and Campbell Wilson at the Cairns Chamber of Commerce Christmas lunch, held at the Pullman International hotel. Picture: Brendan Radke
4/22Georgia Roberts, Claudia Galea and Rennay Hanrahan at the Cairns Chamber of Commerce Christmas lunch, held at the Pullman International hotel. Picture: Brendan Radke
5/22Anita Andacic and Lisa Skaines at the Cairns Chamber of Commerce Christmas lunch, held at the Pullman International hotel. Picture: Brendan Radke
6/22Amy Turnbull, Alexis Regato and Ange Collins at the Cairns Chamber of Commerce Christmas lunch, held at the Pullman International hotel. Picture: Catherine Duffy
7/22Ben Woodward, Barbara Vochova and Pip Woodward at the Cairns Chamber of Commerce Christmas lunch, held at the Pullman International hotel. Picture: Brendan Radke
8/22Carol McFarlane and Fiona Nicholl at the Cairns Chamber of Commerce Christmas lunch, held at the Pullman International hotel. Picture: Catherine Duffy
9/22Jean Kittson and Jennifer Spilsbury at the Cairns Chamber of Commerce Christmas lunch, held at the Pullman International hotel. Picture: Catherine Duffy
10/22Sharyn Brydon, Caitlin Francis, Emma Fehon and Jana Stankovich at the Cairns Chamber of Commerce Christmas lunch, held at the Pullman International hotel. Picture: Brendan Radke
11/22Anita Veivers, Darlene Irvine and Sonja Johnson at the Cairns Chamber of Commerce Christmas lunch, held at the Pullman International hotel. Picture: Catherine Duffy
12/22Grant Matthews, Greg Stanton, Janet Koch and Graham Koch at the Cairns Chamber of Commerce Christmas lunch, held at the Pullman International hotel. Picture: Catherine Duffy
13/22Gayleen Toll and Dar’a Campbell at the Cairns Chamber of Commerce Christmas lunch, held at the Pullman International hotel. Picture: Catherine Duffy
14/22Jason Dent and Greg Hamill at the Cairns Chamber of Commerce Christmas lunch, held at the Pullman International hotel. Picture: Catherine Duffy
15/22Enver Selita and Patria OÕNeil at the Cairns Chamber of Commerce Christmas lunch, held at the Pullman International hotel. Picture: Catherine Duffy
16/22Michelle Mann and Emilio Conti at the Cairns Chamber of Commerce Christmas lunch, held at the Pullman International hotel. Picture: Brendan Radke
17/22Janet Hamilton and Mica Martin at the Cairns Chamber of Commerce Christmas lunch, held at the Pullman International hotel. Picture: Catherine Duffy
18/22Anne Chellingworth and Jennifer Firth at the Cairns Chamber of Commerce Christmas lunch, held at the Pullman International hotel. Picture: Brendan Radke
19/22Eva Grabner, Nick Loukas and Melinda Loukas at the Cairns Chamber of Commerce Christmas lunch, held at the Pullman International hotel. Picture: Brendan Radke
20/22Anita Lundie and Theresa Wallwork at the Cairns Chamber of Commerce Christmas lunch, held at the Pullman International hotel. Picture: Brendan Radke
21/22Jacinta Tim So and Susan Yeeles at the Cairns Chamber of Commerce Christmas lunch, held at the Pullman International hotel. Picture: Catherine Duffy
22/22Danielle Carey, Linda Cooper and Wendy Hughes at the Cairns Chamber of Commerce Christmas lunch, held at the Pullman International hotel. Picture: Brendan Radke
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