The inaugural Mununjali NAIDOC Gala saw almost 200 locals shine at The Centre, Beaudesert, for a gala awards night.
The 2024 NAIDOC Week theme, ‘Keep the Fire Burning – Blak, Loud and Proud’ saw memories of keeping the fires burning at home to put food on the table for family and proud reflections on the work of emerging leaders in the community.
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A PAINTING by Mununjali artist Robbie Antcliff recognises the work Blue Care Beaudesert has done in the community for the past 50 years. At the unveiling of the work, Robbie explained the context of her work ‘Yana and Yarning’ – Walking and Talking. “The circle in the middle represents the […]
GLENEAGLE State School Prep Teacher Shannon Taylor introduced class pet goldfish, Avocado and Orange, to her class this year on the first day of school to encourage classroom etiquette. Shannon has been a teacher for ten years and has been with Gleneagle State School coming up to two years. She […]
The Queensland Police Service (QPS) has launched a new knife crime prevention campaign ‘End Knife Violence’, in support of new knife laws coming into effect on September 1. The ‘End Knife Violence’ campaign urges Queenslanders to work together to make our state safer and end knife violence. The campaign also […]
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