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Oakey Police Senior Constable Ken Cahill said police were called to the Hospital on Thursday evening following reports of a woman causing a disturbance at the facility. “Police will allege the woman caused a disturbance and became abusive to the Doctor and nursing staff,” Senior Constable Cahill said. “The woman was removed from the hospital where she continued kicking at the hospital doors and behaving in a generally disorderly and threatening manner. “Police will further allege the woman assaulted a 13-years-old girl who was attending the hospital.” Senior Constable Cahill said the woman was “well affected” by alcohol but this was not excuse for her behaviour to hospital staff. He said police arrested the woman and she was taken to Toowoomba Watch House where she was given strict bail conditions. Senior Constable Cahill said the 54-years-old Oakey woman was charged with assault and public nuisance and will appear at the Oakey Magistrate’s Court at a later date. He said Oakey Police will not hesitate to deal with individuals who abuse or
Oakey Police said they will not tolerate people abusing or threatening staff and other patients at the Oakey Hospital. threaten health care workers or seek to disturb them while they are doing their job. “Police will continue to show zero tolerance towards abuse and violence directed at health care professionals,” Senior Constable Cahill said. “Offenders will be dealt with through the Courts.” A spokesperson for
Darling Downs Health confirmed that the incident occurred and said safety of staff is a priority for the organisation. “The matter is now before the courts therefore we can not provide any more information,” the spokesperson said. “The safety and wellbeing of our staff and patients is always our priority.
“We have a zero-tolerance approach to physical, verbal or threatened violence. “Staff receive training in how to respond appropriately to patients or visitors who are verbally or physically abusive.” A person who assaults a health care worker - or any other public officer - can receive a maximum penalty of 14 years’ imprisonment.
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COUNCILLOR VISIT 18 JUNE 2021 Councillors will be visiting Wilsonton Heights Community Centre, East Creek Neighbour Centre, Westbrook, Pittsworth, Jondaryan and Bowenville on Friday, 18 June and are excited to meet you. Bookings are essential. Call your local Community Development Officer on 131 872 to discuss possible times. For more details, visit www.tr.qld.gov.au/events
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Two Oakey State High School Human Powered Vehicle (HPV) teams have run in first and second in their first ever competition taking on teams from across Queensland and northern New South Wales in the Bundaberg Pedal Prix. As part of the Prix, the boys and girls teams were required to keep the vehicle moving for eight hours as well as compete against the 48 bikes in competition. At the end of the event the girls team finished first in the restricted category with the boys coming in a close second in their event. HPV coordinator John Joyce said the teams were overjoyed by their results. He said the teams were nervous to start the event but soon got into the swing of the competition. “They did very well in their first race,” he said. “Now we are preparing for the big event in September. It will be a full 24 hours event and we call it the Bathurst of Pedal Prix, so it will be a one for the students.”
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Kelvinhaugh Bus Run
A diminishing number of pupils brought about the closure of the Kelvinhaugh State School on November 7, 1952. Of the remaining eight, four were from the one family and they left the district. In the ensuing years, another generation of children on the local farms came of school age therefore
required an education. The older two Jarvis girls (Janice and Lois) had started school at Goombungee - a fair hop from home - in 1956 and 1958. Early in 1960, their father Arthur, was approached by Doug Peters of Oakey to ask could those girls transfer to the Oakey State School if
he started a bus run to the crossroads at the site of the former Kelvinhaugh school. That agreement became a sealed deal and the wheels were set in motion. Consequently, Doug and Enid Peters sold their family ute to buy a VW Kombi van which Enid drove and so began the Kelvinhaugh Bus Run in 1960. This was the humble beginning of Peters Coaches. When our Weise family moved to the farm at Kelvinhaugh in October 1962, we four kids made a total of 20 kids in that little Kombi van - we were virtually like sardines in a tin. But they were good times when we were all young and carefree. At the end of that school year, the Boodua school was closed so Doug purchased
The Bedford bus in which students travelled to school (above) and a VW Kombi van similar to the one used for the Kelvinhaugh Bus Run (left). - Photos, Valerie Weise-Young a bigger Bedford bus and extended the Kelvinhaugh run to become the Boodua run which began for the new school year of 1963. Following the closure of
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August school holidays 1966 when I dropped out of year 11 and went home to milk cows and feed calves for the next 30 odd years. - Valerie Weise-Young
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WALL PIT POSTS BLACK • 115 X 42- ONLY X 2CATTLE $50/LEN 1000 X 1000 X 8MM - $80 EA • 6M - SHEETS - $50EA BUNDLES - -ONLY $50/EA BUNDLES 125x65 - $231 • 150NB - 4.9MM WALL - $180 8 - 3000 X 700 X 8MM - $100 EA 90MM O.DXX42 4.9MM COLORBOND • FIRE PIT • 115 X 2 WALL - $50/LEN • 40NB - 3.2MM WALL- $50 - $50 •5 BUNDLES 3.2MM WALL BUNDLES 100 100 3-SHED X -42 • 115 -$44/LEN $44/LEN6.1M LENS -$330 - -6’6’-X25 •180CM 180CM MASSIVE FENCE ea • x21 6M -X SHEETS $50EA - •2000 XX 570 8MM -LENS $80 EA -•••$50EA FARM JOINERS - 1.8 SADDLES 720 LENS DIA • 40NB -6.5M JOINERS -X CAP XCAP 42X 1.8--SADDLES • 115 150x75 - $335 •X6M SHEETS - PAINTED RED 40WALL 40 X- -64 2- $80 PTD BUNDLES • 65NB - 3.6MM • 65NB - 3.6MM WALL - $80 MASSIVE FENCE 6.3KG/EA ••3.5KG/M 3M - POSTS LENS HEAVEY CHANNEL XLENS 42 XPAINTED •6.1M 115- BLACK - $44/LEN • 2.5M - $50/LEN 570 X 8MM - $100 EA •BUNDLES 3.5KG/M 6.3KG/EA -1.8 BUNDLES 21 -- -25 • 720DIA HIGH BLACK • 65NB - 3.6MM WALL - $80 11 - 3000 X$6/LEN •115 MAKE A1.8mm ROLLER 200x75 - $440 RHS NEAR NEW TARPAULINS • 32NB - 3.2MM WALL - $40 • -720 $70 ea •BUNDLES • X 42 X $56/LEN • HEAVE DUTY • BUNDLES 200 BUNDLES 25 2 3000 X 1500 X 25MM $1100 EA BUNDLES ONLY - 1000 X 1000 X 8MM - $80 EA BUNDLES 64 LENS • 32NB - 3.2MM WALL - $40 •42POSTS BLACK ONLY • BUNDLES 200 • 720 DIA $50/EA AUGUST 3000 X 1500 X 25MM $1100 EA BUNDLES ONLY 19 LENS • 300 K6/6A • 150NB 4.9MM WALL - $180 BUNDLES 9M FIRE PITX 2mm •- 720 • 115 X WALL 2- -ONLY $50/LEN HIGH HEAVY -4MM WHEEL - RIMS EYELETS 90MM O.DXX 42 Bundles Only. $15 EA • NO SKILLION • 40NB - -3.2MM WALL - $50 TARPAULINS •• 115 X 42 $66/LEN 2.4M/LENS • 180CM - 6’ 12m JOINERS - CAP SADDLES • 40NB 3.2MM WALL $50 Bundles Only. • 40NB 3.2MM WALL $50 $4/LENSTARPAULINS • 720--SADDLES HIGH -MADE $125 •75x40 180CM 6’ K6/6A 25x25x2 GAL JOINERS SADDLES JOINERS -CAP CAP MASSIVE FENCE • GABLE AUST NO- EYELETS X -42 X 1.8 - $44/LEN • 115GALV. • 75x40 3.5KG/M -X 6.3KG/EA HEAVY --$45/LEN WHEEL -- RIMS • 115 x 42 x 2.5mm•-300 $77/LEN FARM SHED • 2.4M - $165 25 - 12M 3M - $60 EA • 65NB - 3.6MM WALL - $80 • 6M - SHEETS - $50EA HEAVY WHEEL RIMS •100x50 3.5KG/M - 6.3KG/EA - $170 • 300 K6/6A •3000 38XPLATE X1500 38X 25MM X 3 NO PTD • 32NB - 3.2MM WALL - $40 2-FLOOR POSTS BLACK ZINCALUME/ • BUNDLES 200 EYELETS FARM SHED (STOCK ARRIVES LATE JUNE) $1100 EA 100x50 $220 3.25M • 32NB - 3.2MM WALL - $40 BUNDLES BUNDLES - ONLY • HEAVE DUTY HEAVY - WHEEL - RIMS 25 - 12M X 3M - $231 $60 EA - 25X 25MM •125x65 BUNDLES 200 2-26M 3000 X 1500 $1100 EA 90MM O.D X 4.9MM WALL • SHEETS $50EA • 32NB 3.2MM WALL $40 • 720 DIA GALV - RHSX-25MM NEAR NEW COLORBOND - 5800 X 1420 X- 8MM - $500 EA •BUNDLES 6M -PLATE SHEETS Ben Deb Cec • 40NB - Bundles 3.2MM WALL • SKILLION 2- •3000 X 1500 - $50EA 64 LENS Only. - $50 •FLOOR 125x65 $300 - $1100 EA 180CM - 6’ DUTY JOINERS - CAP - SADDLES BUNDLES - ONLY • HEAVE -- $335 Bundles Only. -• 3000 X X -8MM -X $100 EA •150x75 BUNDLES -- 25 25 •• 720 HIGH 40 X700 40 2 -PTD 12M 3M - HEAVEY $60 EA GABLE AUST MADE •-86M SHEETS -X$50EA DIA 25 -X RHS -CHANNEL NEAR NEW 2BUNDLES 5800-TARPAULINS X 1420 X 8MM $500 EA GALV • 2.5M - BLACK PAINTED - $50/LEN • 200x75 3.5KG/M - 6.3KG/EA $15 150x75 - $440 $435 • 720 720 DIA • 100 100 X 3 Bundles Only. $330 ea 5 2000 X 570 X 8MM $80 EA $6/LEN JOINERS CAPS SADDLES • SKILLION •• 300 K6/6A 6.5M -PLATE PAINTED ZINCALUME/ FLOOR -BUNDLES 3000NO X 700 X 8MM EA • 32NB - 3.2MM WALL RED - $40 82FARM SHED 720 HIGH -570 25 EYELETS •BUNDLES -8MM 64-- $100 LENS - 200 TARPAULINS 200x75 $560 AUGUST 3000 X 1500 X 25MM $1100 EAEA • BUNDLES • 3M LENS BUNDLES ONLY 19 LENS HIGH • 720 DIA 11 3000 X X $100 FARM SHED • 6.1M LENS BUNDLES 21 TARPAULINS • 100 X 100 X9M 3 MADE HEAVY - WHEEL $70 - RIMS • GABLE AUST COLORBOND • MAKE$330 A ROLLER ea - 2000EA X 570 GALV X 8MM EA - NEAR -- $80 RHS NEW 2 40x40x2 - 5800 X 1420 X 8MM -5$500 2.4M/LENS • 300 6.5M - PAINTED RED $80ea ea 90MM O.D X 4MM WALL 12m - 1000 X40 1000 X 8MM - $80 EA GAL NO EYELETS Bundles Only. RHS - POSTS 300 K6/6A K6/6A • 720 HIGH •4--40 X 2- $60 PTD $50/EA HEAVE DUTY $4/LENS - ••LENS TARPAULINS 12M 3M EA EA • 3M 11 3000 XX 570 XX 8MM - $100 NO EYELETS • 150NB - 4.9MM WALL - $180-25 75x40 - $125 ZINCALUME/ 6.1M - BUNDLES 21 FIRE PIT • 115LENS X 42 X 2 - $50/LEN HEAVE DUTY HEAVEY CHANNEL • •MAKE A ROLLER 8 --3000 X 700 X 8MM $100 EA TOP HAT ROOF BATTENS • 6M SHEETS - $50EA 75x40 - $165 $70 ea ••2.4M GALV. $45/LEN • 300 K6/6A 4 1000 X 1000 X 8MM $80 EA FLOOR PLATE • BUNDLES 64 LENS • SKILLION NO EYELETS $50/EA 100x50 - $170 COLORBOND 25 12M X 3M $60 EA • 100 X 100 X 3 4M • 150NB 4.9MM WALL $180 • SKILLION • 38 X 38 X 3 PTD ea FARM BUNDLES -X 25570 X 8MM MASSIVE FENCE 5 -X2000 -GALV $80 •6.5M FIRE PIT 9MSHED •$330 115 2 - $50/LEN 25 - EA 12M X 3M - $60 EA 100x50 $220 X 42 X 1.8 • 115 $44/LEN 90MM O.D X 4MM WALL • 720 DIA Size Thick Price/m RHS NEAR NEW PAINTED RED 2 5800 1420 X 8MM $500 EA 40 xX 2 PTD Murgon QLD • 65NB - 3.6MM WALL - $80 FLOOR PLATE ••125x65 GABLE AUST •- •12M 40 XxX40 40 2- LENS PTD -$125 $231 $4/LENS 90MM O.D X 4.9MM WALL 75x40 -MADE GABLE AUST MADE • 3M FLOOR 11PLATE - TARPAULINS 3000 X 570 X 8MM - •$100 EA POSTS BLACK 25 3M $60 EA 125x65 $300 • 6.1M LENS - BUNDLES 21 • 720• HIGH 8 3000 X 700 X 8MM $100 EA MASSIVE FENCE HEAVEY CHANNEL 22mm .42 $4 BUNDLES 64 LENS • HEAVE DUTY • 2.4M GALV. $45/LEN X 42 X 1.8- -ONLY •A 115BUNDLES $44/LEN -- RHS --- NEAR NEW MAKE ROLLER 265NB - 5800 -X3.6MM 1420 X 8MM - $500 EA GALV • BUNDLES 64 LENS 100x50 $170 • WALL $80 150x75 $335 GALV RHS NEAR NEW ZINCALUME/ 2 5800 X 1420 X 8MM $500 EA $30 ••$80 XX 100 3 -364 •100 38EA 38X X PTD PLATE ZINCALUME/ $330 ea - $50/LEN 58FLOOR -- 2000 X 570 X 8MM $80 EA 4 1000 X 1000 X 8MM BUNDLES LENS 150x75 $435 NO EYELETS 40mm .55 $7 • 10’ - $80 • 12’•-300 $90K6/6A NathanWebber POSTS BLACK 6.5M PAINTED RED • 2.5M - BLACK PAINTED 3000 X-700 X 8MM - $100 EA • 40NB 3.2MM WALL - $50 $50/EA • SKILLION •200x75 180CM - 6’ 125x65 • 150NB - 4.9MM WALL - $180 $10/LENS 8 8MM $100EA EA • GALV 90MM90MM O.D XBUNDLES 4.9MM 9M - -$231 JOINERS - WALL CAP - SADDLES $6/LEN - ONLY -100 RHS -3NEAR NEW $440 • FIRE 2 --- 3000 5800 X 700 1420 8MM - --$100 $500 EA • 115 X 42 X 2• 6.1M - $50/LEN - LENS COLORBOND O.D X 4MM WALL 11 3000XX 570XX XX8MM 8MM ••3M 100 X X LENS -$110 BUNDLES 21 PIT COLORBOND • BUNDLES 64 LENS $330 ea 5 2000 570 $80 EA 200x75 $560 • 14’ 64mm .75 $10 • MAKE A ROLLER 100 X 100 X3 -MADE ••75x40 GABLE 6.5M AUGUST 3.5KG/M - 6.3KG/EA $330 --1000 2000 570 8MM EA $70 ea BUNDLES ONLY - 19 LENS - 12M XX - -$60 EA •45840NB -X WALL -$80 $50 $4/LENS 0439 751 880-ea 3000 X3.2MM 700 X3M 8MM --$80 $100 EA •40 38 X 38 XX 3 PTD -25 X 1000 EA -$335 $125 • 150x75 180CM - 6’AUST 6.5M -- PAINTED PAINTED RED RED • X 40 2 PTD • 2.5MM: - BLACK PAINTED - SADDLES $50/LEN 50x50x2.5 5.8M JOINERS - CAP • 3M LENS 11 3000 X 570 X 8MM $100 EA $50/EA •• 6.1M LENS BUNDLES 21 2.4M/LENS • 150NB 4.9MM WALL $180 3.2MM WALL-- $80 - $40 $6/LEN 64mm 1.0012m 200x75 - $13 $440 MASSIVE 3M -XLENS FLOOR PLATE 100 X 325MM 11 -2000 3000X-X570 570XX8MM 8MM $100 EA • 2••ncwebber79@live.com MAKE A ROLLER FIRE PIT • 2.4M GALV. $45/LEN • -115 X 42 X- 2BUNDLES - $50/LEN21 E: HEAVEY CHANNEL • BUNDLES -CHANNEL 200 ZINCALUME/ LENS $330 ea 5• -32NB EA X 42 • 115$70 $44/LEN X100 - $1100 EA •FENCE HEAVEY ea MAKE A 3.5KG/M - 6.3KG/EA 6.5M - PAINTED RED - $80 100x50 - $170 - 1000 X -1000 X 8MM - $80 EA ••3000 BUNDLES 643LENS AUGUST BUNDLES ONLY -ROLLER 19 LENS - 3.6MM $70 eaX 1.86.1M TOP HAT.75 ROOF BATTENS RHS - NEAR NEW - 5800 X 1420 X WALL 8MM - $500 EA 44GALV 38 X1500 38X- X PTD $50/EA - -1000 X3.2MM 1000 X WALL 8MM $80 EA BLACK - SLIGHT RUST • 65NB 96mm $12 3M - LENS ••2150NB -- 4.9MM WALL -- $180 75x40 - $165 11 3000 XBundles 570 X 8MM -- -$100 EA •• BUNDLES 64 LENS 2.4M/LENS $50/EA • FIRE PIT •••6.1M LENS BUNDLES 21 • 32NB $40 115 X 42 X 2 $50/LEN COLORBOND QBSA 1019843 GALV $55 EA 12m Only. POSTS BLACK MASSIVE FENCE 150NB 4.9MM WALL $180 • BUNDLES 200 • MAKE A ROLLER 8 - 3000 X 700 X 8MM - $100 EA FIRE 2- 3000 X 1500 X 25MM - $1100 EA XX42 XX-1.8 115 $44/LEN 90MM •ONLY 115 26 RAIL --$50/LEN 125x65 9M - $231 $70 ea •-40 $12/LENS O.D XPIT 4.9MM WALL - 3.6MM WALL -- $80 $80EA 4•- 100 X 40 X42 1000 X X 1000 - $80 EA BUNDLES -1.6 80NBO.D (90MM O.D) x 4mm Wall • 565NB 90MM X 4MM WALL 100x501.00 -$165 $220 100 XX8MM 3 Murgon QLD • 40 X 40BLACK XFENCE 2 PTD 75x40 - $15 $50/EA $330 - 2000 X- 570 X 8MM • BUNDLES -FENCE 64 LENS 96mm • 150NB 4.9MM WALL - $180 MASSIVE POSTS 6.5MPIT - PAINTED RED • FIRE Bundles Only. 115X 42 2 ea X 1.8 •• •115 --$50/LEN $44/LEN $4/LENS HEAVEY CHANNEL 150x75 - $335 MASSIVE 75x40 $125 2.4M/LENS 190 - 2.1m - $33 ea XX42 42 XXROLLER 1.8 115 $44/LEN ••11 65NB -- 3.6MM $80 BUNDLES - -ONLY - 3000 X 570 XWALL 8MM --$100 EA • 3M - LENS • 40NB - 3.2MM WALL - $50 FARM SHED 100x50 - $18 96mm 1.2040 - BUNDLES 21 125x65 -$220 $300 • 180CM 6’ 65NB 3.6MM WALL $80 • MAKE A • 2.5M BLACK PAINTED $50/LEN • 40 X X 2 PTD JOINERS - CAP - SADDLES POSTS BLACK • 2.4M GALV. $45/LEN • BUNDLES 64 LENS 4 1000 X 1000 X 8MM $80 EA MASSIVE FENCE $6/LEN 200x75 $440 POSTS BLACK - 3.2MM WALL - $50 125x65 - $16 $300 100x50 $170 • 10’ $80 •--12’ - $90-42 X- 1.8 ••2.1M 115 -SADDLES $44/LEN $50/EA BUNDLES ONLY •JOINERS XX-1.8M PINS INCLUDED • 180CM -X 6’•38 120mm .70 • 150NB - 4.9MM WALL - $180 •• 40NB 9M • 38 X 3 PTD 150x75 $435 - CAP GALV FIRE PIT NathanWebber X 2 - $50/LEN FARM SHED 65NB 3.6MM WALL $80 BUNDLES ONLY 90MM O.D X 4MM WALL 3.5KG/M 6.3KG/EA • HEAVE DUTY AUGUST BUNDLES ONLY 19 LENS 150x75 $435 POSTS BLACK •• 40NB -- 3.2MM - $50 • 14’ - $110SADDLES 90MM O.D •••3.5KG/M 6.3KG/EA 180CM ---6’ $4/LENS 125x651.0012m -$17 $231 120mm X2.16m 4.9MM 75x40 40NB 3.2MM WALL WALL 57 -751 $55 ea JOINERS -- CAP 200x75 ---$125 $560 2.4M/LENS • BUNDLES 64 LENS M: 0439 880-WALL FENCE BUNDLES • 32NB - 3.2MM WALL - $50 - $406.5m 2-MASSIVE 180CM 6’ 1.8 - $44/LEN • SKILLION JOINERS CAP---ONLY SADDLES BUNDLES - $560 GALV - 8m PTD GALV- 200200x75 BUNDLES - 64 LENS • HEAVE DUTY 3000 XPTD 1500 X 25MM EA --•6.3KG/EA 65NB - 3.6MM WALL - $80 • 32NB - 3.2MM WALL - $40 ••2.4M GALV. $45/LEN 3.5KG/M •••$1100 200 • BUNDLES - 92 2- 3000 XPOSTS 1500 X$19 25MM - $1100 150x75 $335 57 - 2.4m - $60 ea • 40NB - 3.2MM WALL - $50 20X20X1.6 E: ncwebber79@live.com 100x50 --- $170 BLACK 90MM O.D X 4MM WALL 3.5KG/M -38 6.3KG/EA $24 EA 75X75X2 •BUNDLES 180CM - 6’ • 38 X 75x40 $165 JOINERS - CAP - SADDLES • GABLE AUST MADE $ - X 3 PTD $115 ES - ONLY • 2.5M - BLACK PAINTED - $50/LEN • 32NBBundles 3.2MM WALL $40 • SKILLION • BUNDLES 200 25X25X1.6 $26 $28 Only. 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Oakey State School students and teachers got into the competitive spirit for the first State of Origin last Wednesday dressing in maroon or blue to support their favourite team.
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New Exhibition at Rosalie Gallery
The beautiful city of Toowoomba, filled with parks, flowers and historic homes is the inspiration for a new exhibition at the Rosalie Gallery by local artist Jenny Hartley. The exhibition, ‘A Toowoomba Love Affair’ will be at the local gallery until July 3. Hartley explores and captures light and shadows in her pieces featuring
stunning Toowoomba locations. The Rosalie Gallery is located at 89 Mocatta Street, Goombungee. It is open Thursday to Saturday, 10.30am to 3.30pm.
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Quinalow State School choir shines in Eisteddfod win The high performing Quinalow State School primary-aged choir proves that size doesn’t matter, winning the Best Small School Choir trophy in the 2021 Dalby Eisteddfod as well as several other first place section prizes. The choir, made up of students between the classes of Prep and Year 6 competed against other schools from across the district in the folk and hymn sections. A smaller group of senior singers also entered a concert item section and performed a lively song from ‘Chitty Chitty Bang Bang’. Their wins in these sections made them a clear front-runner for the overall trophy. Quinalow State School teacher Ruth Watts said choir is an integral part of the small school. “Since I began the program about 15 years ago singing has become a tradition at the school and in the wider community,” she said. “It’s huge for the students. They perform at school and local events and we have entered the Eisteddfod almost every year.” Mrs Watts said the hard work put in by the current and former students has seen the school win almost every year they have entered the Dalby event. She credits the overall enthusiasm and level of input by the students for the program’s success. “We have about 40 kids in the choir. It’s about 80 per cent of all the students in the primary school,” Mrs Watts said.
ABOVE: The high achieving Quinalow State School choir with teacher Ruth Watts. RIGHT: Senior choir students Gabrielle and Kody hold up the group’s trophy. “Choir is voluntary and the students commit to lunchtime and afternoon practices. “The parents have also been fantastic supporting the program. “The students just love being a part of the choir and they get a lot from it. “They are always soo grateful to be able to perform. I find that at the beginning of every year I have students asking me when choir will begin and excited to start up again.”
Rainbow Staircase project proposed
Oakey resident Ellisa Parker is looking for more community support to transform Oakey’s Queensland Rail Pedestrian crossing into a Rainbow Staircase to signify the community’s commitment to be inclusive and promote diversity. Ms Parker said this proposed art project will bring multiple benefits to the community. “I believe this would be of benefit to Oakey 4401 on many levels,” she said. “It will aesthetically, bring colour to an otherwise grey concrete space that is located in the heart of Oakey CBD.” Ms Parker said a similar
project at Rainbow Beach has attracted hundreds of people to the community including famous actor Chris Hemsworth. “Nationally and globally, these art installations become major tourist attractions,” she said. She said the stairs are also a “symbol of commitment to an inclusive and diverse community”.
Ms Parker said June which is LGBT Pride Month is the perfect time to consider adopting this project idea. “This is a sign of diversity and inclusion,” she said. “Pride month of June is a fantastic opportunity to show solidarity with all members of the community.” She asked Oakey
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VR prepares students for life
Getting ready for work and life outside school can be daunting but Virtual Reality is helping the kids of Oakey State High School prepare for the real world. Endeavour Foundation, in partnership with Arrow Energy, has provided a Virtual Reality (VR) learning hub to Oakey State High School. Originally designed for people with learning disabilities, the VR learning programs are proving a hit with students of all abilities. The school has received a computer, VR headset, software and training to run VR learning programs. CEO Andrew Donne is proud to show Endeavour Foundation’s commitment to regional and rural schools as the organisation marks its ABOVE: Arrow Energy production manager Max Murray, student Wayne Gemmell, 70th anniversary. “Providing the latest special needs teacher Jess Daniells, student Jakob Webber and Arrow Energy service VR learning technology to design implementation partner Stewart Kopick regional and rural schools BELOW: Jakob and Wayne demonstrate the VR technology. brings us back to our roots when our members were starting schools across Queensland,” he said. “We’re proud to contribute this worldleading technology so that country and regional school kids of all abilities are at the front of the queue and have access to the best educational tools available.” Mr Donne said the VR learning tools were developed in conjunction with Queensland University of Technology. “The beauty of these programs is that they assist students with different learning disabilities to practice skills in a safe environment,” Mr Donne because it feels like you’re language impairment. said. playing a game but you’re Oakey students will “It helps everyday actually learning.” learn from programs situations become familiar Oakey State High covering road and train before you run any risks, so School special needs safety, barista training, when you’re ready to catch a teacher Jess Daniells said and using an ATM. train for the first time or even the VR learning hub would “Our students are drive a car, you feel more make a real difference to going to experience things confident in real life thanks the region’s students, who they couldn’t do in person to the virtual practice. have a range of needs. because it might be unsafe “We originally Ms Daniells works with or we’re not able to get developed these tools for students with intellectual that sort of access due to our adult Learning and impairments, who are restrictions in the local Lifestyle hubs. However, non-verbal, have cerebral community,” Ms Daniells they’re perfect for students palsy, autism and speech said.
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TRC community facilities survey
Oakey residents have just days to get their responses into the Toowoomba Regional Council’s (TRC) Community Facilities survey While the project covers Open until 5pm Friday, the survey is seeking the vast majority of the feedback on community areas across the Toowoomba Region, Toowoomba City buildings and facilities. The types of community has not been included due to buildings being considered its large number of existing are halls, cultural centres, facilities. Crows Nest will not be a indoor sports, libraries, art galleries, those leased part of the survey either Council undertook to community groups and as buildings at showgrounds consultation in that area in an earlier study. and some depots. Results from that survey The feedback will help Council understand how, will be included in the report when and where locals use on the current survey. To complete a short these facilities, and what survey go to www. could be improved. There will be additional surveymonkey.com/r/TRC_ opportunities to provide Community_Survey For more on the survey feedback when the draft report is ready for information contact Council on 131 872. community consultation.
Queensland Day event funds
As Queenslanders continue to celebrate Queensland Day events in 2021, community groups throughout Queensland can already start planning for next year with the launch of the 2022 Queensland Day Sponsorship Program.
State Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has invited applications for funding of up to $15,000 for events dedicated to celebrating Queensland’s birthday. “Events or initiatives may include hosting a family fun day, a community festival, markets or an art
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2022 Queensland Day Sponsorship Program. For more information go to qld.gov.auqueenslandday, or phone 3003 9200. Applications for the 2022 Queensland Day Sponsorship Program close at 5pm on Tuesday 31st August.
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COMPETITION CALL Saturday, June 19 will be club pairs with W. Gesler and P. Rudken vs. C. Beesley and A. Jackson. Consolation Singles will also be played with P. Wolski vs. C. Lucht (L. Hudson). Sunday, June 20 will be the Fours Final if possible. It will be D. Pokarier, C. Lucht, P. Maker and B. Lucht vs. D. Barfield, P. Wolski, P. Boyton and S. Bradford. COMING EVENTS Sunday, July 25 will be
$500 Day, self-selected Triples mixed or otherwise. It is a noon start. Teams on the board please and visitors most welcome. Saturday, June 19 and Sunday 20 will be Champion of Champions Triples at Millmerran. Our representatives will be Ken Pickering, John Harrison and Shane Bradford. All the best from everyone at Oakey Bowls Club. Pennants players, practice on every Saturday until the start of Pennants on July 17.
RESULTS Saturday, June 12 and Sunday, June 13: the members played a VSS. Winner was Yvonne Lebeter with +2. The runner-up was Andrew King with +1 on a count back. The rundown went to Marlene Deans with +1 also. Pin on No. 8 was won by Andrew King. COMING EVENTS Weather permitting the Ladies will play an 18 hole Stroke with the June
Monthly Medal today. Saturday, June 19 and Sunday, June 20: Members will play an 18 hole Stableford. Sunday, June 20 the Men’s foursomes will be held over 27 holes. Mens’ matchplay will also commence from Saturday, June 19. Contact Dan, 0148 982 100 to put your name down for both events. - Marlene Deans, Secretary
RESULTS Sunday, June 13 was a Single Stableford for a Club Trophy. Winner for Men was Rodney Mann. Winner for Ladies was Carmel Cover. Rundown went to Dan Darlington, Gary Herriman, Gary Linane, Val Drowley. Pin shots Men: 4/13, Greg Buckley. Approach men: 2/11, Greg Buckley. Approaches Ladies: 3/12, Carmel Cover. Members’ draw No. 100 went to Wayne Nolan who was not present for the $5 prize. Next week the draw
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GARTNER, June Kathleen of Toowoomba, formerly of Oakey. Passed away peacefully on 10 June 2021, aged 85 years. ars. Dearly loved Wife of David (dec’d), much loved Mother and Mother-in-law of Gregory and Kerry, and Lynette and Rick. Loved Nan of Ashleigh, Tegan, Ellie, Kirby, Kahla; Brendon, Matthew, and Miranda and loved Great-Nan.
Family and friends are warmly invited to attend a Graveside Service for June to be held at the Garden of Remembrance Cemetery, 1001 Ruthven Street south commencing at 10:30am on Friday, 18 June, 2021. “Reunited with David”
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Oakey Social Golf Notes
Oakey Social Golf played a 4BBB Stroke on the back nine with 29 players on Sunday. The winners were Matthew Hall and Brian Kuhl with 26 nett. Runners-up was Stan Gillis and Bob Costello on 29 nett. Pins and approaches went to: 11 - over 60, R. MacKenzie; 14 - P. Jones; 15 - G. Fenton; 16 - under 60, P. Morgan and over 60, R. MacKenzie; 17 - B. Kuhl; 18 - P. Flynn. Long drives: A Grade Lindsay Bradford; B Grade Matthew Haack; over 60 - R. MacKenzie. Membership number 30 to Matthew Park who not present for $20. Raffles went to: 89 Oakey Social Golf winners M. Hall and B. Kuhl with runners-up S. Gillis and B. Costello. S. Frost and 23 Poka. COMING EVENTS on June. paid all of your membership Next week’s game is a If you don’t get the can you please do so as Bisque Bogey on the front money in your name will be this will stop you playing nine. taken from the list to go. competitions with them All monies are to be in If you are a member of until fully paid. for the coast trip by the end the Main club and have not - Ted/Macca
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The RACQ Foundation is inviting local sporting and community groups to apply for one of its Community Grants. The program gives For more information go Monday, August 2. groups, charities and clubs to: www.racq.com.au/about/ Since 2011, Foundation the opportunity to rebuild community-and-sponsorships/ has given over $9.24 million after severe storms, bushfires racq-foundation to assist groups to get back and drought. Applications close on on their feet after disasters.
Crows Nest Goombungee Rifle Club results
RESULTS There was great club participation for the 400 yard range shoot held on Saturday, June 5 and the 500 yard shoot held on Saturday, June 12. They were lovely sunny days, with good scores achieved. Saturday, June 5 results: Target Rifle: Ashley B., 105.17; John G., 103.9; Jack B., 95.3. F Standard: Hamish O’D., 120.5; Darryl P., 118.6; Neil A., 117.3; Shawn B., 108.4; Scotty D., 108.1; Wade F., 102.2; John L., 99.
FTR: Rob F., 121.7; Rodger H., 116.2; Riley H., 111.5. F Open: Trevor V., 122.6; Beth C., (NM) 118.6; Doug T., 115.9; Jane T., 113.4. Karon D., 46 retired. Visitor: Vlad S., 102.2. Saturday, June 12 results: Target Rifle: Ashley B., 104.12; Dennis B., 99.7; Jack B., 93.2. F Standard: Hamish O’D., 123.9; Neil A., 119.5; Ray O’N., 118.4 John L., 112.3; Rick V., 105; Darryll M., 101.1; Wade F., 101; Scotty D., 99.1; Paul O. G., 89.1 retired. FTR: Rob F., 124.7; Riley H., 118.5; Rodger H., 116.3. F Open:
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Local sites in Grains, pulses JBS confirms and oilseeds hacker payment biosecurity making inroads program
The owners of the Beef City feedlot, JBS USA have confirmed they paid the equivalent of $11 million ransom in response to the criminal hack against its operations.
Toowoomba Regional Council’s (TRC) Environment and Community Committee has approved a list of localities to be the focus of the 2021-2022 Biosecurity Surveillance Program.
It will run from July 1, 2021 to June 30, 2022. Localities in this program will include: Highgrove, Doctor Creek, Mount Darry, Greenwood, Kelvinhaugh, Wainui, Formartin, Wellcamp, Umbiram, Wyreema, Millmerran, Clontarf, Googa Creek and Emu Creek. Approval of the program gives Council officers the option to enter properties to identify the presence or extent of invasive biosecurity matter as well as the right to direct property-owners to take “reasonable steps
within a reasonable time to remove or eradicate the matter”. As part of the program properties within identified priority surveillance localities will be inspected to confirm the presence and extent of invasive biosecurity matter. All properties inspected for this purpose will also be monitored for compliance. Where it is necessary to enter a property in order to complete an inspection every effort will be made to contact the occupier and obtain their permission to enter.
Science to Practice Forum registrations
Registrations are now open for the first Future Drought Fund (FDF) Science to Practice Forum to be held from 29 June to 1 July. Minister for Agriculture, Drought and Emergency Management, David Littleproud said the forum would bring together for the first-time participants in the eight new Drought Resilience Adoption and Innovation Hubs. “The Science to Practice Forum will provide an important opportunity for Hub members, including farmers, industry, and communities to connect
and collaborate,” he said. “The Forum is a free event. We want a wide range of voices to be heard at the forum to provide input into what is important to help farmers and communities become more drought resilient.” Find out more at https:// hopin.com/events/futuredrought-fund-s-science-topractice-innovation-forumbuilding-the-foundations-ofdrought-resilience
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Australian canola, chickpea, lentil and wheat exporters now have improved market access into Pakistan following successful technical negotiations between the two countries. Minister for Agriculture, Drought and Emergency Management David Littleproud said improved market access into Pakistan created market opportunities for Australian growers and exporters. “These negotiations have delivered really positive outcomes for Australian farmers and exporters,” Mr Littleproud said. “Firstly, we will resume exporting canola to Pakistan, which has not occurred since 2016‑17. “Secondly, Pakistan has approved methyl bromide fumigation of chickpeas and lentils, and phosphine fumigation of wheat, which will reduce costs and give greater flexibility to exporters. “This also brings Pakistan into alignment with Australia, India and Bangladesh for preferred rates of fumigation, allowing for easier transhipment across the region. “Pakistan is an important trading partner for Australia. Australia’s agricultural exports to Pakistan grew 35 per cent year on year to $194 million in 2020.
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“The negotiations demonstrate the value of the Government’s investments in expanding agricultural trade and our agriculture counsellor network over recent years. “These investments are vital not just for improving market access for Australian growers and exporters but also for strengthening our relationship with important trading partners.” Nick Goddard, CEO of the Australian Oilseeds Federation, welcomed the improved market access. “Australian canola growers need more overseas market options for their product, and developments such as this make accessing the Pakistan market just that much smoother for the Australian canola industry,” he said.
At the time of payment, the vast majority of the company’s facilities were operational. JBS USA CEO, Andre Nogueira, (right) said after consultation with internal IT professionals and third-party cyber-security experts, the company made the decision to mitigate any unforeseen issues related to the attack and ensure no data was exfiltrated. “This was a very difficult decision to make for our company and for me personally,” he said. “However, we felt this decision had to be made to prevent any potential risk for our customers.” Mr Nogueira said the FBI stated this is one of the most specialised and sophisticated cybercriminal groups in the world. JBS USA’s ability to quickly resolve the issues resulting from the attack was due to its cyber-security protocols, redundant systems and encrypted backup servers. The company spends more
than $200 million annually on IT and employs more than 850 IT professionals globally. The CEO said JBS USA has maintained constant communications with government officials throughout the incident. Third-party forensic investigations are still ongoing, and no final determinations have been made. Results of preliminary investigations confirm that no company, customer or employee data was compromised.
USQ leads soil research
University of Southern Queensland Professor of Soil Science and Agrimetrics, John Bennett, will lead a new research project that aims to support Australian farmers manage their soil to increase access to soil water. The “Assessing Soil Water Storage” project is one of 12 new research projects announced as successfully gaining funding support from the Soil CRC. Professor Bennett said the project aimed to quantify how the diagnosis and management of soil constraints could change soil water attributes such as infiltration, storage, drainage and crop interaction. “In a climate where every millimetre of water storage is invaluable, the project will allow greater precision in crop planning
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Way back in the late 1980s computers were just hitting their prime and the world was becoming more and more aware of the role synthetic training could play in order to reduce training costs and increase efficiencies in specific training outcomes. In Australia, this the number of aircraft and the first helicopter simulator ‘technological revolution’ aircraft flying hours involved in the world to achieve this was seen here in Oakey in the training of aircrew, standard without significant with the very early moves to and would see a significant waivers from Government acquire a full flight simulator reduction in expense. Authorities) to provide flying training Here – in Oakey – this Integration of the FFMS for aircrews working on Full Flight and Mission into the pilot training the S70-A-9 Blackhawk Simulator (FFMS) delivered program commenced helicopter – introduced to nearly 30,000 hours of in July 2002 and was service in Australia in 1988. flying training at a rate that officially handed over In 1990 the Australian effectively paid for itself to the Commonwealth Defence Science and approximately every three in November 2003 and Technology Organisation years of its operation and maintained its Level Five (DSTO) evaluated the cost provided vital training to accreditation status through effectiveness of synthetic military aviators at a greatly external fidelity evaluations training devices for Black reduced cost. every 120 days throughout Hawk pilot training and Beginning service in its life of service. concluded that a full flight Oakey in 2000 the Black Operated and maintained simulator with a ‘six degrees Hawk FFMS was accredited by a combination of Army of freedom’ motion system by the Civil Aviation Safety Aviation personnel and and wide-angle visual Authority (CASA) to Level support or contract staff ABOVE: The final SIM flight with David Wallis and Major Nathan Coyle at the controls. system, suitable for low level Five, which is the highest the BlackHawk Sim trained BELOW: The past and present Black Hawk SIM employees, Instructors, operators and day or night training would level under the US FAA Australian Defence Force pilots. - Photos, Mr Bradley Richardson be the best option. AC120-63 criteria, in 2001. pilots, flying instructors, and for continuation training The simulator was (The Oakey Blackhawk Sim, maintenance personnel on operational pilots, required to reduce both as it became known, was Army Aviation courses and of instructors and crews, as well as being employed in the development and testing of proposed aircraft modifications and assisted in accident investigations. Without doubt the FFMS improved safety as well as assisted with the The Republic of Singapore preservation of the flying air frames – the aircraft Army Air Force (RSAF) has started Aviation personnel would taking delivery of the CHoperate over a variety of 47F Heavy Lift Helicopter, deployments to places such which will progressively as Cambodia, Irian Jaya, replace the RSAF’s older Papua New Guinea, Timor Chinooks that have been in Leste and Pakistan during service since 1994. the operational life of the The CH-47F is an advanced S70-A-9 Blackhawk. helicopter with a fully This reduction in aircraft integrated, digital cockpit life cycle costings helped management system, and reduce fleet size, with advanced cargo-handling reduced training costs and capabilities. These features, environmental impact while coupled with capabilities increasing training avail- vibration platform and experience and the full sized such as an enhanced selfability and effectiveness and Control Loading System, replicated Cockpit helped protection suite and Satellite adding greater operational incorporating a 220 x 60 to underline that point – Communication (SATCOM) A RSAF CH-47 in flight over the Darling Downs. system, will enable it to Image, RSAF Facebook page. and tactical realism and degree Continuous Field there are stories of guests improved training standards of View Visual System becoming airsick after a better meet the Singapore with Night Vision Google BlackHawk Sim experience! Armed Forces (SAF) lift Search and Rescue (SAR), to leverage the vast airspace and standardisation. Over its twenty years’ compatibility and a Visual Aeromedical Evacuation and terrain for more realistic However – as trusted requirements. service the simulator Database encompassing and reliable as the FFMS has When operationalised, the (AME) and Humanitarian training. The opportunity for the introduced a number of over 10,000 Nautical square been for twenty years – it CH-47F helicopters will Assistance and Disaster RSAF to train in Australia innovative features including Miles of tactical training ceased operational service complement the RSAF’s fleet Relief (HADR). The initial delivery of is a reflection of the close a six-degree Motion System area with 25 high fidelity on 31 May 2021 having been of helicopters to provide the SAF with a robust heli-lift the CH-47F to the RSAF and long-standing defence (pitch, roll, yaw, heave, surge training areas. 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