On Our Selection News - 27th January 2022

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THURSDAY, January 27, 2022

At the Cambooya Australia Day Awards ceremony yesterday (Wednesday), Sara-Jane Howell of Wyreema was awarded Citizen of the Year.

Sara-Jane Howell is a passionate and dedicated volunteer who has made a significant contribution to the Wyreema and district community over the past decade.

She has served as secretary of the Wyreema Community Hall for the past eight years.

In this role, Sara-Jane started the Wyreema Hall Halloween Trick or Treating Event, a fun and inclusive annual event that is recognised locally for building community spirit and connections.

As secretary of the Hall, she has also volunteered countless hours organising many other events, including trivia nights, social nights, market days, movie night and family fun days.

Dedicated to helping others in need, Sara-Jane raised $1,000 for homeless people in the Toowoomba Region through her participation in the 2021 Sleepout for Homeless.

She regularly supports the Toowoomba Regional Council with events across the district, including the Wyreema Obst Park opening and Summer Tunes.

She is also a part of the Australia Day Committee for the Cambooya District.

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Sara-Jane was one of a few well-deserved nominations for Cambooya Citizen of the Year.

Unlike most of the winners in the Toowoomba Region, Sara-Jane was able to be recognised in front of the public as COVID-19 concerns forced most celebrations behind closed doors.

Brendan Bernier from Cambooya was the ambassador.

For the other winners on the day, see page 5

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Community arts sector urged to apply for funding

A Westbrook man will appear in a Toowoomba Court next month following an historical child sexual assault investigation.

Dutton Park detectives have charged a man after investigating alleged sexual offences which occurred more than twenty years ago.

Community museums, galleries and historical societies Police will allege the offences were committed against two across the Groom electorare are being urged to apply for funds teenage boys, who were cadets, by an officer supervising them being mader available through the Australia Government’s at various times between 1998 and 2002. $3 million Culture, Heritage and Arts Regional Tourism The alleged offences occurred at locations across the (CHART) program.

Ipswich and South Brisbane areas by the man, who was in his Member for Groom Garth Hamilton believes there will be mid-twenties at the time.

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A 46-years-old WestbrookAsman has been charged with four The first batch of successful applicants for CHART funding Trustee for the Jadenlee Discretionary Trust offences – one count of rape, two counts of sexual assault and has been announced. other sexual-related offences.

Mr Hamilton said the successful applicants include He was granted police bail and is due to appear in the History Pittsworth to purchase new computer equipment for Toowoomba Magistrates Court on February 8. cataloguing collections and the Pittsworth Art Group which Investigations by officers from Dutton Park Criminal will use the money for the installation of gallery seating.

Investigation Branch continue with police appealing for “With the Morrison Government’s support, we are helping anyone with information which could assist the investigation rebuild our local economy through the development of to contact police. collections or exhibits, improved facilities for visitors, and the The boys are not related. digitisation of local heritage collections for future generations to enjoy,” he said.

“I encourage community-run arts, cultural and heritage PTY LTD organisations in Toowoomba Region to apply for a CHART program grant today – this will assist us to continue offering Trading as DJL Building Group appealing cultural tourism experiences in our regional communities.”

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Vehicle manoeuvrability upgrade for Lions Park, Hodgson Vale

It will soon be a lot easier for visitors to manoeuvre their vehicles around Lions Park alongside the New England Highway at Hodgson Vale.

Toowoomba Regional Council (TRC) is progressing with The work is scheduled for completion in June this year, works on the final component of the Lions Park Master Plan weather permitting. upgrade project.

TRC Parks and Recreation Services portfolio leader Cr Tim McMahon said the project includes construction of a vehicle turnaround facility, near the highway to improve car and caravan movement in the existing car park.

“In addition, a new vehicle path will be constructed to safely connect the existing sports park vehicle access to the new turnaround,” Cr McMahon said.

“An all-access pedestrian path will be constructed from the parking area to the sports fields.

“Council allocated more than $868,000 to these final and mainly civil construction parts of the Master Plan implementation project in the current Budget,” Cr McMahon said.

Construction underway at Lions Park at Hodgson Vale (right) will improve movement accessibility for the park (below).

Regional Access and Disability Advisory Committee Toowoomba Regional Council is seeking nominations to fill two positions on the Regional Access and Disability Advisory Committee (RADAC).

Interested applicants from regional areas are encouraged to apply. Applications close at 5pm on 28 January.

Submission of expressions of interest can be emailed to info@tr.qld.gov.au or for more information refer to www.tr.qld.gov.au/advisorycommittees

Australia Day, Wednesday, 26 January is a time we come together to celebrate our vast and beautiful country and acknowledge the contributions of our people.

Discover if a community-run Australia Day event is happening near you, visit www.tr.qld.gov.au/australiaday

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Cambooya Australia Day Awards In addition to Citizen of the Year, awards were given out for a community group and a community event.

COMMUNITY GROUP – WYREEMA COMMUNITY HALL The Wyreema Community Hall provides an inclusive space where people in the district can come together to socialise, learn and be well supported.

With cooking facilities, disabled access, a stage and seating for approximately 180 people, the hall is also a popular venue for weddings, birthdays, functions and community events.

In 2021, the Wyreema Community Hall hosted a Trivia Night to raise funds to repair the hall, as well as bringing the community together.

The successful evening was attended by 100 community members, who enjoyed burgers, sweet and savory platters, and a bar.

The Trivia Night raised $2,000, and attendees left asking when the next Trivia Night was being held.

COMMUNITY EVENT – FELTON HALL Felton Hall hosted the Hot Pot Bush Dance on 11 September 2021, to reunite the community post COVID-19 and open the hall for a fun family event.

Ridgee Didge Bush Band provided the music for the event, which attracted 90 people from the district.

Age was no barrier on the dance floor, with the smallest children joining their parents on the floor for a memorable night.

Event organisers volunteered their time and ingredients to provide a ‘Hot Pot’ dinner that was enjoyed by all attendees.

Money raised from the admission price and raffles was used to pay insurance costs and other expenses to keep the Hall up and running for future community functions.

Felton Hall won the community event award for its Hot Pot Bush Dance.

The Wyreema Hall committee, from left: Debbie Twidale, Warren and Kaylene Folker, Sara-Jane Howell, D’Arne Holland and Chris Collins.

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Autonomous tractors to hit assembly line

John Deere has announced its first autonomous tractor for large-scale production, with the machine on course to be available to farmers in the US as early as this year.

Here in Australia the wait will be longer, with the roll-out to begin over the next few years.

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John Deere Australia/New Zealand Production Systems Manager, Ben Kelly, emphasised the transformative nature of the technology to farming operations.

“Globally, Australian farmers have always led in the adoption of AgTech, and as they continue to be faced with limited availability of skilled labour, access to autonomous machinery for large-scale production has never been so important,” Mr Kelly said.

“With this new tractor, it is as simple as transporting the machine to a field and configuring it for autonomous operation.

“Then, using John Deere Operations Center, farmers can swipe from left to right to start the machine and can leave the field to focus on other tasks, while monitoring its status from their mobile device.”

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New road rule: slow down passing crashes

After a campaign by RACQ, the Queensland Government has announced a new road rule requiring motorists to move over or slow down at crashes and roadside incidents in Queensland.

RACQ Group Chief Executive Officer David Carter said When passing a first responder’s vehicle with flashing the Club congratulated the Government on the agreed lights on a single-lane road, motorists will need to slow down regulatory change, which would help protect emergency to a safe speed and leave sufficient space to ensure they have responders, including roadside assistance crews, who worked enough time to react to the changing conditions. in high-risk environments.

On a multi-lane road, motorists will need to vacate the “Every day our roadside crews put their lives on the line to lane nearest to the emergency response vehicle or if it is unsafe rescue stranded motorists, but we know one wrong move by a to move over, slow down and leave a safe passing distance. passing car could so easily result in tragedy.

An RACQ survey found 90 per cent of members supported “Near misses occur far too often with drivers not the new rule. slowing down, merging dangerously, being distracted and in some cases colliding with RACQ vehicles.

“Analysis of our onboard camera footage shows that out of 30,000 passing vehicles, less than six percent who could move over to provide a safe space did.”

FairPlay vouchers

The first round of FairPlay vouchers for 2022 is now open.

Acting Sport Minister Scott Stewart said FairPlay vouchers would deliver $150 to help eligible families with the cost of sporting club membership, team registration, or on-field participation fees.

“We know getting young Queenslanders involved in local sport or active recreation improves long-term health, wellbeing and social connections,” Mr Stewart said.

“Since mid-2019, more than 102,000 vouchers worth $15 million have helped eligible young Queenslanders get active with their favourite club.

Local FairPlay activity voucher providers include: • Cambooya Campdraft and Gymkhana Association • Cambooya Pony Club • Cambooya Scout Group • Wattles Junior Rugby League Applications for the current round are open until 23 March with FairPlay vouchers to be presented to a registered activity provider by 11 May 2022.

Parents, carers or guardians with a valid Centrelink Health Care Card or Pensioner Concession Card can apply for a voucher for their children from 5 to 17 years-of-age.

For families without a government concession card, FairPlay applications can be made through a referral agency.

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Work underway to clear flood debris

Across the Toowoomba Region, work is underway to clear debris which collected against bridges and other structures as a result of flooding at the end of last year.

The debris was washed downstream as floodwaters rose and in many areas, bridges acted as dams to hold back the

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At Felton last week, work crews were busy extricating a large amount of debris which had accumulated against the bridge and safety railing at Hodgson’s Creek.

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It was deemed prudent to cancel the event which was to be held in February and not expose members, cadets and the public to the virus.

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A large group of Nashos and supporters gathered for our QBCC Lic No 1143859 RTA No: AU38350 Christmas luncheon at the Irish Club Hotel; it was very pleasing to see some of our Dalby members and we hope to be able to hold one of our meetings in Dalby this year.

During this year we will honour the widows of our National Servicemen and celebrate with those members who are Nearly Bloomin’ 80 but not Quite!

Badge selling was held at Clifford Gardens and Grand Central for Remembrance day, and our branch is very grateful to these centres and the public for their support.

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Booster time shortened

As of Monday, the time between second COVID-19 doses and boosters is three months instead of four.

More than 60 per cent of eligible Queenslanders have received their boosters.

Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk said the booster shot is vital.

“It gives that extra immunity,” she said.

“Shortening the period between second doses and the booster will give more people more protection.”

The three-month gap is in line with health advice and other jurisdictions in Australia, including New South Wales and Victoria.

For more information about getting vaccinated, visit qld.gov. au/health/conditions/health-alerts/coronavirus-covid-19/

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There has been discussion about starting a Parkrun at Lions Park in Hodgson Vale.

Parkruns are free, weekly, five kilometre treks all around the world that take place on Saturday mornings.

There are currently two parkruns in Toowoomba at Middle Ridge Park and Queens Park.

However, these two parkruns are quite busy, leading to people in the Hodgson Vale area wanting one of their own.

Part of the challenge is designing a course that will not just be laps.

There are also existing parkruns in Highfields, Pittsworth, Oakey and Gatton.

Golden glow of the late afternoon These two photographs give an indication of the stunning sunsets we’ve been seeing across the Darling Downs.

They were taken by a local resident Mary Young and were shot from Wilson’s Road at Ramsay.

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Local Events Calendar

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1st Sunday Anglican Church service, Umbiram, 10.30am St. Paul’s Anglican Church, Umbiram Every Sunday Nobby Uniting Church, Church Services Nobby Uniting Church 8.45am Davenport Street, Nobby Every Sunday Uniting Church Cambooya, Church Services Uniting Church Cambooya 10am Every Sunday Cambooya Anglican Church service, 10am All Saints Anglican Church, Eton Street Every Sunday Westbrook Community Church, 9am 114 Main Street, Westbrook Heather 0412 617 967 or toowoombaweslyan.org.au 4th Tuesday Nobby Heritage & Development Association Nobby School of Arts Hall June Smith 4696 3108 meeting Every Tuesday Cambooya Playgroup 9.15am to 11am Cambooya State School School office - 4612 2333 (during school term) Every Tuesday Hodgson Vale Playgroup 9am to 11am Ramsay State School, Ramsay Road Marion Winterbotham (during school term) 4630 9356 Every Wednesday Wyreema State School Playgroup 9am to 10am Wyreema State School library School office (during school term) 4596 0333 1st Thursday Hodgsonvale Community Sports Club Monthly Hodgsonvale Community Sports Club hcsc8315@gmail.com Meeting, 7.30pm Every Thursday Indoor social bowls, 1pm to 4pm Nobby School of Arts Hall Warren Smith 4696 3108 Every Friday Emu Creek Playgroup 2pm to 3pm Emu Creek State School 14534 New School office 4697 1171 (during school term) England Highway, East Greenmount Every Friday Greenmount State School Playgroup, 9am to 11am Greenmount State School, Haldon School office 4697 1159 (during school term) Street, Greenmount

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FRIDAY FUNCTIONS Due to the rapid spread of Covid, there will be no club Friday night functions or any private events held at the sports club until further notice. This situation will be reviewed at the end of February 2022.

PRIVATE BOOKINGS Any future bookings after this date will be subject to Covid restrictions and may have to be cancelled at short notice if government Covid rules require this. Discounts apply for financial members who hire the facility. To do an inspection and make a booking please call 0431 014 618, also you can check out our website to see what facilities are available or you can send an email to hcsc8315@gmail.com TENNIS COURT HIRE The tennis courts are able to be hired during the holiday period with the keys available down at the Hodgson Vale shop. Hire costs are $4 an hour for financial members and $8 an hour for non financial members. For night time tennis the lights cost $4 initially then $2 an hour after that. Government Covid rules must be adhered to at all times while the tennis courts are being used. The toilets at the Sports Club are not

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BOOKING OFFICER/S NEEDED We are still looking for someone or perhaps two persons to possibly share the role of booking officer, if you would like to be part of the community and do a rewarding job, this could be your chance. Contact John on 0428 763 231 or 0431 014 618 for further details.

SAVE YOUR CANS & BOTTLES There are a couple of containers for cash bins at the Sports Club, so if you have spare empty cans and bottles that are suitable and would like to drop them off as a donation, please do so and support your local community.

MEMBERSHIP Memberships for 2021/22 financial year can now be paid.

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Another win gives Kulpi top spot

In Central Downs Cricket, Kulpi stands alone on top of the ladder after a win over Pittsworth last weekend.

KULPI vs. PITTSWORTH and Lachie Campbell, 1/29 (6).

The toss was won by Kulpi who elected to bat with the reliable F.O.W. 18, 25, 37, 61, 63, 63, 70, 76, 89; all out (26.2) duo of Craig Skuse and Corey Dioth opening, however, Kulpi MILLMERRAN vs. BOWENVILLE found themselves in a bit of trouble at 3/58 through 15 overs.

Bowenville trekked out to Millmerran to play the competition Number five batsman Dave Sipple provided some power leaders, where Bowenville won the toss and elected to bat. hitting, scoring a rapid 37 runs from 16 balls in a ballistic With a depleted team and a poor run of form with the bat, 20-minute period of pain for Pittsworth. unseen from Bowenville for years, the visitors opened with On 4/99 at the drinks break, Kulpi were still looking for Chaz Cheatley and Chris Morgan who had both been in good runs, and found them with the still unmoved Skuse and Phil form of late.

Reinke who was playing his first game in 361 days.

However, the ‘Villians found themselves in an all-too-familiar Skuse and Reinke combined scored 78-not-out (121 balls) and spot of 5/22 through 17.4 overs and entered the break at 5/29 53-not-out (60 balls) respectively to combine for 117 runs and with Cheatley on 16 not out off around 60 deliveries. power the team to 5/239 at the end of the 40 overs.

After the break the run rate increased slightly, and with a Chris Bauld was the pick of the bowlers for Pittsworth, couple more wickets, Bowenville were all out for 109 runs finishing with figures of 2/27 (8); with contributions also from from 37.5 overs, Cheatley finishing on 57-not-out, his second Sam McGinn, 2/31 (5); and Jacob Cameron, 1/30 (7). half century for Bowenville in 2021/22.

F.O.W.: 45, 52, 58, 98, 122. 5/239 (40).

Trent Mullins was the pick of the bowlers finishing with With Pittsworth needing to score at a rate of six runs-per4/5 (6.2); while James Sinclair, 1/7 (6); Mitch Fowler, 1/9 (4); over, a tough battle was ahead of them, however, that wasn’t and Dean Burrell, 1/25 (3) all collected a wicket each, but as a going to stop them from coming out the gates firing. group Millmerran bowled very efficiently.

Unfortunately, the gradual loss of wickets picked up the F.O.W. 7, 8, 8, 13, 22, 65, 105, 109; all out (37.5). further down the order went, and they found themselves in With just 110 runs to win, Millmerran planned to bat patiently, trouble at 6/63, losing three key wickets in as many overs. but the loss of the first wicket with the first ball of the innings They entered drinks at 6/69 and were only able to bat on a had them on the back foot early, with the second wicket falling further 6.2 overs, finishing all out at 9/89, 150 runs short of in the next over. the target.

With some energy in them, Bowenville limited the flow of Ed McGinn scored 20 from 52, continuing his steady form, runs as Millmerran attempted to work away at the total. however the target was just too large to tackle.

At 3/33, opener Luke Saddlier (30 runs from 71 balls) and Best bowlers for Kulpi were Brenden Schick, 3/5 (5); Marcus new batsman Mitch Albury (28 runs from 47 balls) worked the Frizzell, 2/32 (6); Corey Dioth, 2/15 (1.2); Dave Sipple, 1/6 (6); bowlers for a partnership of 41 with some good boundaries and a massive six from Albury, but Bowenville were eventually able to get both wickets shortly after the drinks break.

With Millmerran needing 16 runs to win with five wickets in the shed, some magic was needed from Bowenville to win.

A desperate defence from Stephen Lindeque wasn’t able to hold off Bowenville as they collected the final six wickets for 16 runs in one of the all-time defences.

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