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Kath Warner from Sister Kenny House at the Queensland Day awards last week to accept the posthumous award.

Sister Kenny named QLD great

On Queensland Day, Sister Elizabeth Kenny, the bush nurse best known for developing a novel, unorthodox approach to the treatment of polio, was named a Queensland Great.

12 June, 2026

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Members of the O’Brien Family with Lauren’s parents, Craig and Susan Smith (centre) at the launch of Lozza’s Legacy in December last year.

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Call by GP body strikes a chord locally

Ramsay State School students with Principal Alex Stansbie, Member for Condamine Pat Weir and Toowoomba Councillors Carol Taylor and Edwina Farquhar at the opening of the school’s new bike tracks.

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Ramsay State School Opens New Bike Track

Dr Colin Dillon AM, APM, was Australia’s first, First Nations police officer, joining the Queensland Police Service 61 years ago and eventually rising to the rank of Inspector.

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Honouring Australia’s first First Nations police officer this Reconciliation Week

The wind was too much for this gum at Sharon Harm’s property at Greenmount. Trees and branches were down across the region.

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Heavy rainfall across region last week

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The Cressbrook Dam Spillway is in need of safety upgrades to meet modern safety standards.

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Cressbrook dam needs these upgrades!

A Ramsay student with her face painted at the Wellcamp State School under 8s Day.

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Ramsay State School News

Melanie EMENY / Bucking hell 2025 / photograph on lustre paper / 41 x 51 cm / © Melanie Emeny.

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Toowoomba Photographic Society marks 125 years at Crows Nest Gallery exhibition

From Left: 2026 Toowoomba Mayoral Prayer Breakfast guest speaker, Wesley Mission CEO Reverend Stu Cameron with Toowoomba Regional Council Mayor Cr Geoff McDonald and Toowoomba Mayoral Prayer Breakfast committee chair, Pastor Andrew Hoey at Rumours.

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Toowoomba Mayoral Prayer Breakfast

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Niamh with Mayor McDonald and Cr Carol Taylor.

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Ramsay School News

Dustin, Alan, Alec and Greg - four generations of Stenzels who’ve attended Greenmount State School.

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Four Generations at Greenmount State School

Laura, Amy and Danii

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Midwife Mentors for Darling Downs Health

The guest speaker at the Ramsay State School’s commemoration, local resident Greg Woodward who is president of the Clifton Sub-Branch of the R.S.L., was introduced by Samson.

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Ramsay students’ ANZAC Commemoration

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