1/7Tammlynn Kimpton and Jayne Deem were ready to take the challenge. Picture: Shannon Hardy
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2/7Sammy and Maddy Gersekowski - Physical Fix scavenger hunt. Picture: Shannon Hardy
3/7Narelle Deem and Ellen Greaves - Physical Fix scavenger hunt. Picture: Shannon Hardy
4/7Scavenger hunt competitors - Physical Fix scavenger hunt. Picture: Shannon Hardy
5/7Michelle Marrinan and Kim Selman - Physical Fix scavenger hunt. Picture: Shannon Hardy
6/7Kritsy Hunt and Matt Hewson - Physical Fix scavenger hunt. Picture: Shannon Hardy
7/7Sharon Twomey and Robyn Blissner - Physical Fix scavenger hunt. Picture: Shannon Hardy
Your ultimate guide to every gun club in Queensland
A new public shooting gallery catering to unlicensed shooters as young as 11 has opened as firearm sports experience a surge in popularity. See our exclusive list of all gun clubs in Queensland.
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Man flown to hospital after nasty fall from horse
A Western Downs man has been flown to hospital after falling from a horse on Thursday. Find out more.
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We put the call out for the Western Downs’ most inspiring rural women and received dozens of replies. Hear the story of four women contributing to their rural communities.
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Why independent candidate is back for ninth campaign
Living in a tin shed and running a word of mouth campaign on little more than a few hundred dollars, independent candidate Duncan Scott is contesting his ninth election, this time for the state seat of Callide. Here’s why he does it.
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‘A great deterrent’: Jandowae and Miles business owners for security camera investment
Despite small populations and relatively low crime rates, business owners from Miles and Jandowae have expressed their support for a $40,000 investment into CCTV on the towns’ main streets. Hear from some of the business owners.
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