Mega Gallery of Melbourne Cup celebrations across the Garden City in the past decade
From the Garden City to Dalby, Warwick and even Roma, residents have always arrived in droves to celebrate the Melbourne Cup. Were you once snapped in a picture? See our flashback gallery here.
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While the 2022 Melbourne Cup has come and gone, with an assortment of fashions on the fields, canapes, cocktails and winnings, some residents have taken part in the celebrations each year.
The Chronicle has taken a galore of stunning photos over the years, highlighting the memorable fashion moments and there to capture some favourite memories among friends.
See if you recognise anyone in the below galleries, some spanning more than a decade.
Melbourne Cup through the years
‘Did what we’re required to do’: Hero cops honoured at awards service
From saving a man’s life to busting an illegal firearm ring or helping young children understand the law, these awards pay tribute to the varied roles police play in our community.
Red wine woes: When Qld pollies were caught in booze controversies
Queensland politicians have been whining about wine long before Opposition Leader Steven Miles was left seeing red. SEE THE LIST
Treasurer welcomes $6.5k security allowance after stalker experience
Toowoomba South MP and Qld Treasurer David Janetzki has welcomed new security allowances extended towards MPs after his own past experience with a stalker.
‘Embarrassing’: Traffic light saga over after fierce council debate
The Toowoomba Regional Council appears to have resolved the issue of what to do with the city’s most controversial traffic lights, following an hour-long debate featuring plenty of heated moments.
‘No day is the same’: Meet Toowoomba’s favourite apprentices
What does a plumber, a boilermaker and a rigger have in common? Find out what motivates Toowoomba’s favourite apprentices:
City skyline set to change as work starts on new People First HQ
Visitors to downtown Toowoomba would have noticed some significant construction work under way on Ruthven St. This is what’s happening.