1/14Sue-anne Strain, Lesley Weier and Lesley Reed. Picture: Emily Bradfield
Dalby Presbyterian Chuch Girls Night
2/14Marlene Crank, Janet Oakroot and Lyn Hill. Picture: Emily Bradfield
3/14Alison Clark from the Dalby Hope Centre gave an inspirational speech at the Girls Night. Picture: Emily Bradfield
4/14Christel Ferreira, Natasha Ballinger and Bec Hordern. Picture: Emily Bradfield
5/14Jeanette Smith, Amanda Anderson, Megan Pedler and baby Clare. Picture: Emily Bradfield
6/14Hannah Caspen and Natahlia Pethybridge. Picture: Emily Bradfield
7/14Jennifer Murray, Maddie Smart and Dee Whittle. Picture: Emily Bradfield
8/14Mel Alexander and Maree Smith. Picture: Emily Bradfield
9/14Mackayla and Megan James performed for the ladies enjoying a night on the town. Picture: Emily Bradfield
10/14Steph Pumpa, Vanessa Wicks, Regina Fairbrother and Katie Buckley. Picture: Emily Bradfield
11/14Margaret Harth and Desley Wilson. Picture: Emily Bradfield
12/14Angie Sting, Gina Golder, Gay Young and Liesel Walton. Picture: Emily Bradfield
13/14Laura Murphy and Sheryl Garnham. Picture: Emily Bradfield
14/14Bec Hordern, Rach Daff, Carol Milne and Natasha Ballinger. Picture: Emily Bradfield
Missing man case takes dark turn as CIB, homicide unit brought in
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‘Look who has turned up’: Dick finally meets debate rival
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Who won week three? Watch most BRUTAL Voter Verdict yet
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Premier vows to open 10 new police beats despite 42 closing
Steven Miles will attempt to open 10 new police beats if elected, despite 42 beats closing since Labor has been in power, something the Premier says was a police service decision.
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