Lee Kernaghan throws his support behind Darling Downs families doing it tough

VETERAN country music star Lee Kernaghan was the guest of honour at the Chronicle Club’s fundraising dinner on Friday, helping to raise money for Lifeline Darling Downs.

Kirsten McGovern (left) of Lifeline Darling Downs with special guest Lee Kernaghan and The Chronicle general manager Erika Brayshaw at The Chronicle Club function at City Golf Club. Picture: Kevin Farmer

VETERAN country music star Lee Kernaghan was the guest of honour at the Chronicle Club’s fundraising dinner on Friday.

The star mingled with club members, performed a few of his signature ballads and took questions from the audience during a panel discussion.

Eager to meet Lee Kernaghan are (from left) Kate, Amelia and Scott Cutmore. Picture: Kevin Farmer

Ashley and Leeann Weekes at The Chronicle Club. Picture: Kevin Farmer

The event, hosted by the Toowoomba Chronicle, was in support of Lifeline Darling Downs.

Money raised on the night will support hundreds of families and individuals doing it tough this winter.

The Chronicle’s general manager Erika Brayshaw thanked everyone who came.

Shona and Wayne Lee at The Chronicle Club featuring Lee Kernaghan at City Golf Club, Friday, June 11, 2021. Picture: Kevin Farmer

Shennae Gulbransen (left) and Tracey McMah. Picture: Kevin Farmer

At The Chronicle Club featuring Lee Kernaghan are (from left) Sam Brown, Graham Beer, Daphne Beer, Wayne Shelley and Anthony Grima. Picture: Kevin Farmer