1/14Kerrod Monaghan
Yellowbridge Qld exhibition
The large, black and white portraits feature 20 people from the Toowoomba region who live with a disability.
2/14Yellowbridge Qld photographic exhibition.
3/14Andrew Clarke
4/14Andrew Thompson
5/14Geoff Whitnall with Clare Whitnall
6/14Damian Wyllie
7/14Gerard Tanzer
8/14Kimberley Payne
9/14Amanda Arthur
10/14Steven Wooldridge
11/14Dan Wilson
12/14Liam Woodford
13/14Coral Smith
14/14Mikey Jones and Helen Jones
From table hand to death row: I interview women serial killers
Sitting in a cold grey interview room on death row, across from some of the United States’ most prolific women serial killers, former Queensland criminologist Dr Kathryn Whiteley wants to know what leads them to crime.
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History set to made at Empire Theatre with Jane Austen classic
It has been fuel for dozens of movie adaptations, countless miniseries, fan fictions and plays, and now Jane Austen’s classic Pride and Prejudice is coming to the Empire Theatre.
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Cafe catches unexpected biscuit thief
A wildlife advocate was called to a Darling Downs cafe after a worker found an unexpected customer, munching into their stash of biscuits.
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Save our scones: Bold plan revealed to safeguard country shows
Scones, slices and cakes are the “stable foundations” of all country agricultural shows — now three societies are building a movement they believe will safeguard them into the future.
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‘Dangerous’: The shocking conditions hospital staff face daily
Toowoomba Hospital nurses and midwives have shared how they often under report assaults, go without breaks, and describe the workload as “dangerous” as staff shortages plague the hospital.
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GALLERY: City shows colours at sold-out Super Bowl party
Toowoomba has plenty of NFL fans and a huge amount of them were packed into the city’s venue dedicated to American sports. See our gallery here:
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Original URL: https://www.thechronicle.com.au/news/community/yellowbridge-qld-exhibition/image-gallery/e9765bb3c6bfda78b71f243602a4fa35