Brisbane
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Hockey is a lifetime sport
Hockey is a family sport – go to any local turf during a winter weekend and you could see up to three generations of one…
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Thirty years in the ute
Lee Kernaghan may be in his late 50s now but he is still a “Boy From the Bush” and still one of Australia’s best-known country…
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New discoveries under a Venice Moon
There is life and love and adventure after retirement as Perth writer Margaret Cameron discovered. An ardent traveller Margaret fell in love twice, first with…
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Tireless community worker honoured
A lady who spent a lifetime supporting and helping her community is the latest person to join the City of Logan Wall of Acclaim. Moya…
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Taking a trip down Melbourne lanes
Melbourne has endured the longest consecutive lockdown across the globe, with a total of 52 weeks its basically lost a whole year of life. We…
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Filming boost to Redland’s economy
A new Australian drama mystery series from Acorn TV, Darby and Joan, has recently wrapped filming on Redlands Coast and other south-east Queensland locations. Redland…
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Call to recognise Nashos who served in Vietnam
Labor is calling on the Morrison-Joyce Government to formally recognise thousands of National Servicemen who fought in Vietnam with a Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal…
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Greg stays on the road to good health
Former electrical engineer Greg Packer got the shock of his life when he was diagnosed with diabetes at just 54. While he had cholesterol problems…
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Old friends take on new roles
Back in the mid 80s to 90s the Geoffrey Atherden penned Mother & Son ruled the airwaves on the ABC. Funny and touching Mother &…
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Thank god for country boys
They are both country boys at heart and both storytellers in their own right so it is hardly surprising that Darren Coggan has looked to…
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Rhonda’s show business career has legs
For forty-years Rhonda Burchmore has been entertaining audiences around the country and around the world. So with a career of that length and that varied…
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Personal mobility devices a future solution
Brisbane will need to look at creating more walking tracks to accommodate personal mobility devices in the future according to Queensland Walks board member Malcolm…
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