News catch up: 6 stories you may have missed
There were some important – and milestone – news events you may have missed this week. Catch up on them here >>
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Christian College students return from Vanuatu mission
‘I really need to stop taking things for granted and getting upset over small things such as McDonalds…’
HARVEST TIME: Chinchilla Dance draws crowd from near and far
First Chinchilla dance in decades brings the Western Downs community together.
Chinchilla Harvest Time Dance
St Cecelia’s Anglice Church held a Harvest Time dance over the weekend to the delight of dancing enthusiasts from across the Western Downs. It was the first dance held in Chinchilla in decades.
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Our dam levels on the rise after storms
The recent rainfall has helped Boondooma Dam levels reach over forty percent for first time in months
JADA countdown: one month to go…
Count down the days to the Jacaranda Aquisitive Drawing Award while you learn about the Australian artists behind the finalist works
Wakka Wakka language program earns teacher top nomination
‘I had never thought of myself as excelling or doing anything out of the ordinary’
More than $100,000 worth of ice busted at Tweed servo
MORE than $100,000 worth of ice has been seized in what has been described as a “significant arrest”.
Logging truck roll-over blocks lane of busy CQ highway
QPS are on scene conduction traffic controls after the crash around 11am.
Airlie duo land pairs title
Airlie Beach bowlers Nik Fernbach and John Beach Junior enjoyed success in the district champion of champions event.
‘Amazing to see’: Fisherman films huge sharks savaging whale
Warana fisherman and Brisbane firefighter Ashley Symonds says he’s never seen anything like the feeding frenzy he spotted a few kilometres off Coast beaches.
Planet protector: Young girl picks up 1000 straws
BUNDY’S littlest wildlife warrior won’t let straws hurt the beloved turtles.
Burst of heat to bake the Gympie region
GET ready for a scorcher on Friday with temperatures set to break a four year record in the Gympie region.
School comeback for launch of Day for Daniel
Bruce Morcombe will today return to the school he attended as a student 50 years ago to officially launch Day for Daniel 2018.
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