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After a well attended Dawn Service, and a packed gunfire breakky, the usual ANZAC Day parade punctuated a day of rememberance, commemoration and gratitude.

Clifton Commemorates ANZACs

From school services to the dawn service, Cliftonites turned out in strong numbers to commemorate our fallen ANZACs and all who have fallen in service of our country on what is one

1 May, 2026

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Doug Partington with his Wikner Ford Special that will soon be on display at the Allora Regional Sports Museum

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Allora Sports Museum Kicking Goals

Local, Louise Small and FFDS support worker Telina Bliss

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Clifton’s Craft and Brunches ANZAC Window

Portrait of Lieutenant Colonel Edward Dunlop. Credit Australian War Museum

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Weary Dunlop: “A lighthouse of sanity in a universe of madness and suffering”

A 24 years old man allegedly hit a pole, then a concrete drainage pipe which caused his car to flip multiple times.

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Bad crash on Gatton Clifton Road

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A paramedic inspects and takes notes on the crash on the corner of Pilton Valley and Gatton-Clifton roads as you pass through Pilton.

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Woman injured in crash at Pilton

The first two auxiliary firefighters on site had their work cut out for them, being dwarfed by the huge spires of smoke already rising above them.

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Fire at the Dump!

The little guys will feed on their mothers for 6 months, and stay close to the family for their first three years.

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Baby Baboons at the Darling Downs Zoo!

Yamuna Sternbeck took out the first meet of the 2026 Formula Ford Championships.

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Yamuna is Ready and Racing

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The daily fuel allocation for Bartranz Petroleum from Brisbane terminals has already been reduced to just 10 per cent of normal volumes.

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Fuel Situation Changing Daily

Neil Burleigh sounds the march of the parade with his bagpipe.

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Finnegan's Wake

As the First Fleet entered Sydney Harbour the female convicts must have felt that the end of the horrific living conditions they had endured for eight months was coming to an end. Unfortunately their first few days ashore were to be days of shame as the men, fueled by rum began a night of anarchy and debauchery that Governor Arthur Phillip was powerless to stop.

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First Fleet Convinct Women and Their Struggle to Survive

Two of the younger show-goers had a go at the cross-cut saw event.

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The Show goes on, even in the wet!

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