The Mount Morgan Argus Volume 19 Issue 6

HATS OFF TO THESE EASTER BONNETS

The air was filled with excitement at the Mount Morgan Central State School with children eagerly awaiting the Term’s end holidays and the anticipated arrival of the Easter Bunny. Added to the excitement was the crafting of some rather clever Easter bonnets and the annual Easter Egg Hunt.

Unfortunately, Mother Nature rained on this hunt and students were shuffled into the library to undertake a colouring-in competition to earn their Easter Eggs. Above: Ryder, Chaycze and Greyson were eager to pose with their class winning hats, but not so eager to hand back the chocolate bunnies that were used for props!

Congratulations to all winners for such inspired hats that helped to bring in Easter

WATER RESTRICTION RELIEF AT LAST!

Mount Morgan residents can now water gardens, wash cars and do those tasks they haven’t been allowed to do for the past three years due to Level six water restrictions

Level six water restrictions were lifted on Tuesday, 2 April 2024 following the Mount Morgan No 7 Dam reaching full capacity.

Level six water restrictions were put in place in March 2021 when dam levels fell below 10 per cent.

Rainfall in the catchment in early 2024 has seen the No 7 Dam reach full capacity with Rockhampton Regional Council now able to reconnect the town’s water supply from the dam and the Mount Morgan Water Treatment Plant.

This process will begin initially with a blend between dam water and carted water from Rockhampton’s water supply.

Council will then reduce the level of carted water in stages over a two to three-week period to help residents adjust to the expected change in taste and ensure capacity and operations at the water treatment plant function as expected.

Council has conducted trial and testing of the water treatment plant over the past three months to prepare for the switchover and ensure that the town’s drinking water meets stringent guidelines.

At current levels, Council is confident that there is sufficient water storage available to meet demand until construction of the Mount Morgan Water Supply Pipeline is completed.

The pipeline is an important long-term water security measure which provides a sustainable solution for the town.

The pipeline will ensure Mount Morgan has the water infrastructure it needs to grow and thrive and remove the likelihood of future water restrictions and carting as a result of localised drought and low rainfall. Council will continue to monitor water storage levels and usage and provide regular updates to the community as the pipeline progresses.

Mayor of Rockhampton Regional Council, Tony Williams, said this was a great day for Mount Morgan and the region more broadly.

“We have all been conscious of the challenges the Mount Morgan community has experienced over the past three years,” Mayor Williams said.

“To be able to remove restrictions and utilise the dam

water while we build the Mount Morgan pipeline is a positive thing.

“The need to introduce restrictions and the development of the pipeline was one of the first matters I dealt with as Mayor.

“It’s something that I have lived the highs and the lows over during the past three years and something which I personally am proud to see being resolved.

“I want to thank local residents and business for their patience and understanding over this period. I know it’s not been easy, but the end is in sight and I am really pleased that we can take this step today.”

Divisional Councillor, Cr Cherie Rutherford, thanked the community for their perseverance and resilience during the last three years.

“We absolutely recognise the impact the prolonged drought has had on residents and business,” Cr Rutherford said.

“I want to assure everyone that this has been a decision Council has looked at carefully and one that we are so happy to be able to make.

“We have been working through the process over the last three months to trial and test the water treatment plant and then treat and test the water from the dam.

“I think we’ve reached a very positive outcome and one that will see us through to the completion of the pipeline.

“We can see the light at the end of the tunnel as we reconnect every household to their very own water source, knowing that every day that pipeline is getting closer and closer.

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“I want to thank everyone for their patience and support during this period and recognise how big a step this truly is.”

The transition from carted water to water from the No 7 Dam will begin on Tuesday, 2 April 2024.

Information on the No 7 Dam, water storage, use and the Mount Morgan Water Supply Pipeline, can be found at www.rockhamptonregion.qld.gov.au.

Background information:

• Water levels in the Mount Morgan No 7 Dam currently sit at 97 per cent after spilling over in January 2024.

• Current projections suggest water storage in the dam would exceed the period required to construct the Mount Morgan Water Supply Pipeline.

• The Mount Morgan Water Supply Pipeline is a 28km potable water pipeline that will provide long-term water security to Mount Morgan.

• The pipeline project includes:

o Construction of a pipeline from the Pump Station at Gracemere to Mount Morgan

o Upgrade of the Old Capricorn Highway pump station

o Construction of a new reservoir and new pump station at Lucas Street Gracemere

o New pump station and small reservoir at Moonmera, which is approximately halfway along the pipeline route

o Upgrade to the Razorback Road leading into Mount Morgan while the pipeline is being laid

• The Pipeline is jointly funded by the Federal Government ($30 million), State Government ($40.4 million) and Rockhampton Regional Council ($17.8 million).

• Rockhampton Regional Council has been funding approximately 20 water carting trucks per day to deliver potable supplies to Mount Morgan for over 30 months, with the Queensland Government contributing $10.8 million toward carting costs.

• Water from the Mount Morgan No 7 Dam has undergone stringent water treatment and testing and meets all required drinking water guidelines.

• During the transition, residents may notice a slight change in taste which is the difference between water drawn from the Rockhampton Barrage and the Mount Morgan dam.

AN AWARD WINNING PROJECT

While development of the Heritage Mineral’s Project on the historic Mount Morgan Gold Mine is still is in progress, it seems like the State Government is giving it the stamp of approval.

The Premier’s Awards for Excellence recognises high performance and outstanding achievement across the Queensland public sector.

This year, nominations were received across five categories that aligned with the Queensland Government’s objectives for the community:

• More jobs in more industries

• Delivering education and social services

• Better health and wellbeing services

• Protecting our liveability and environment

• Enhancing our lifestyle through planning and infrastructure.

The 2023 Premier’s Awards for Excellence recipients were announced at a ceremony in Brisbane on Tuesday 26 March 2024.

The Heritage Minerals-led project to reinvigorate the historic Mount Morgan gold mine is creating 133 mining jobs in the regional community, which has faced economic challenges since gold mining ceased in Mount Morgan in 1990.

The project will establish a tailings processing plant to recover gold and copper, re-commercialising the remaining resources while delivering environmental remediation benefits.

This innovative project, which extends to 2028, will create 266 construction jobs and generate $40 million in new mining royalties

to the state over its first seven years of operation.

Given the amount of gold and copper remaining at the site, the tailings’ processing plant has the potential to continue operation for decades to come, creating longterm employment opportunities in Central Queensland.

Inter-agency collaboration between the Department of Resources and Queensland Treasury has been fundamental in planning and delivering this project, which has received financial support from the government’s Invested in Queensland program.

AROUND THE RIDGES

It’s been a busy time in Mount Morgan over the last few weekends with the Saint Patrick Bowls Day, the Easter Eggstravaganza at the Grand hotel and Arts and Crafts Cent Sale.

The annual Saint Paddy’s Day Bowls (Alex Teeney Memorial) was held at the Welfare bowls Club on Sunday, 17 March. About 25 lawn bowls players and nonplayers turned up for the day. Some players got into the spirit of the day wearing green in honour of St. Patrick.

Mount Morgan’s Grand Hotel held

an Easter Eggs-travaganza on 23 March 2024.

Between 15-20 children enjoyed the Easter activities throughout the day. There was also a large crowd in attendance for the Mega Easter Raffle during the day and at night.

About 45 people attended the Mount Morgan Arts and Crafts Cent Sale held at the Baree School of Arts Hall on Saturday, 6 April 2024.

Mount Morgan Arts and Crafts Group representative, Heather Barker said the weather prevented

people from turning up, but the people who attended had a great time.

Chris Izzard at the St Patrick’s Day Bowls.

Adrienne, Ebony and Tammy at the Grand Hotel Easter event.

It was eyes down at the Arts and Craft Cent Sale.

MIRANI MESSAGE

With Stephen Andrew, MP

On Sunday, 24 March I joined the community for the restocking of the fish fingerlings at Dam No 7. We released 8200 yellow belly (golden perch) fingerlings which are the Dawson River strain.

It was an exciting time for children and adults alike including me for the connection, engagement, and unforgettable experience.

With the dam full and the grounds lush and green, it's a great recreational facility for the whole community. In 12 months, these little fish will have grown, and it'll be time to get the rods and reels out to try and catch one!

I am spending time in the southern part of my electorate over the coming weeks. If you see me come and say hello.

There are many important local issues and I want to hear your thoughts so I can continue to represent your views. On Thursday, 11 April from 1pm-3pm I will be available to chat in person in The Soldier’s Rooms.

Over the school holidays remember to take care on the roads (and double demerit points for offences).

A pilot program is currently operating across Queensland by the Transport and Main Roads Department targeting school zones. “In-built’ speed camera devices are being attached to the flashing school zone signs and operate during school zone hours.

The pilot is expected to improve safety for students, their families, teachers, and school crossing supervisors because the cameras are activated when a person enters the roadway, and can monitor and record any near-hits, traffic or road safety incidents.

As we move into Autumn may you enjoy your precious holiday time, appreciate the values of our heritage, and be sensitive to the quests for freedom and justice all around us.

Mirani Matters newsletter can be found here: https:// stephenandrew.com.au/newsletter/

Parliamentary Petitions I am Sponsoring:

• Removal of Four Day Rule from Patient Travel Subsidy Scheme (PTSS)

• Recreational Pistol Shooters’ Participation Conditions

• Positron Emission Tomography (Pet) Scan –Rockhampton Base Hospital

• Prohibit Council ‘Unisex Only’ Gender Neutral Amenities Blocks

DEE RIVER OLDIES

What a good roll up of members who came along to our March Morning Tea. Leyland Barnett from Evolution Training was the guest speaker. Keeping our members up to date with what is out there is important. Members were able to ask Leyland questions and how they relate to situations on the road.

Thank you to our members who made donations and brought goodies to enjoy and helped set up and tidy up afterwards. It is appreciated.

We hope our members enjoyed their Easter. It is good to have some time to catch up with family and friends. Come along to our meetings and bring along your ideas. We are planning another bus trip and will advise when confirmed.

Check out 'Save the Date' on the back page of the Argus for the dates and times for our April Meeting and Musical Morning Tea.

Stay happy and healthy.

The Steering Committee

Carol Glover 4938 1995 and Colleen Constable 0427 161 131

Have something you need printed or laminated?

Come down and see the friendly people at MMPAD. Contact us on 4938 2312 for prices or for further information visit us at the Railway Museum.

Region RADF Regional Arts Development Fund

Rockhampton

Haveanideaforanartsproject? Needfundingtomakeithappen?

Financial assistance is offered for innovative arts projects commencing on or after 1 June 2024.

Applications close Friday 26 April 2024.

Regional Arts Development Fund is a partnership between the Queensland Government and Rockhampton Regional Council to support local arts and culture in Regional Queensland.

For more information visit

rockhamptonregion.qld.gov.au/RADF 4932 9000 | RADF@rrc.qld.gov.au

DAKEN ELECTRIC FENCE EQUIPMENT

GIFTS & COLLECTABLES - MILITARIA

TV ANTENNA SALES & INSTALLATION

69 Morgan street, mount morgan

MOUNT MORGAN GUNS

69 Morgan Street Mount Morgan Queensland AUSTRALIA 4714

Firearm Dealers License No. 50001499

Phone - 0417 006 591

New & Used Guns - Secure Storage - Permits to Acquire Ammunition - Firearm Accessories WE BUY GUNS

MOUNT MORGAN CITIZEN’S CLUB

Mods and Rockers Unite!: The theme for our next dance is Mods and Rockers, held 7pm Saturday, 27 April at The Soldiers Rooms Hall at 18 Morgan St, Mount Morgan.

Come along and enjoy raffles, lucky door prize, bar open, refreshments and snacks, with a side of 60’s music and dances.

Get into the moves of the Twist, the Pony, Locomotion, Monkey Hop and more! $10 adults and $3 childrenall ages are welcome! Dress in the fashions of the time and let us bring back that Sixties Mods and Rockers beat!

Our last dance was well attended, despite a turn in the weather and limited transport service. Patrons turned up in emerald green, enjoying many an Irish jig. Thank you to all who showed their support, and to Capricornia Dance Exchange, Di Coburn, and Line Dancers, for their generosity in leading the music and dance instruction.

Arts Precinct Update: In the next month there will be some activity at the Arts Precinct location, to get St Enochs Church up to scratch to operate as an Art Gallery.

There are some necessary bureaucratic processes that takes some time, part of which will involve community consultation.

We will continue to provide updates through the Argus but in the meantime would like to invite people to write a letter/email of support for these activities.

If you have enquiries regarding utilising the space as an Artist, Creative, Collector or Facilitator, or any other potential ideas, please make contact so we can begin to map out future operations.

For those wishing to send letters via the post, our post office box is to PO Box 204, Mount Morgan 4714, or email mountmorganartsprecinct@gmail. com. Exciting times are ahead!

Contact Details: For Soldiers Rooms Hall Bookings, please call 0419 605 662, all other enquiries call 0411 865 621.

QCWA PHOTOGRAPHY COMPETITION

If you are fascinated about photography, love your camera, and enjoy experimenting with images, then enter the QCWA Photography Competition.

Each year the Queensland Country Women’s Association holds a competition for people interested in taking photos. This contest is an open to all amateur photographers throughout Queensland, as well as children up to the age of 14 years who like to click away.

All entries are required by 2 May, so they are displayed and judged at the Gracemere Branch level. First place winners at Branch Level are then judged at the Capricornia Division Finals Day on 24 May 2024. Winner for this selection then go to Central Region for judging in June, where finalist then progress to State to be judged in October.

Check out the Competition Categories for this year and start your shutters.

All entries – 50c per entry - 1. Black and white –any subject, 2. QCWA – any activity since 2022, 3. Animals – domestic or livestock, 4. Birds, 5. Landscape in Queensland, 6. Photo representing a song title (name displayed on card), 7. Fun in the kitchen 8. My district, 9. People celebrating life, 10. Plants, or part of a plant, 11.Three (3) photos telling a story; 6 x 4” (15 x 10 cm) prints, mounted vertically on black cardboard, 12. Floral blooms, 13. Children under 14 years and under – ‘My back yard’ and, 14.Special category – Primary Product of the Year “Pumpkin”.

All categories except Category 14 may be up to 5 x 7” (12.7 x 17.8 cm). Special category photography to be judged by gold coin donation. If you are interested in entering the competition, please contact me and I will send you a copy of the “Conditions of Entry”. QCWA Capricornia Division Photography Convenor

Margaret Laughton Phone: 0427 020 881

Email: margaretlaughton@icloud.com

MOUNT MORGAN ROAD CLOSURES

The following Mount Morgan roads will be closed on Saturday, 4 May 2024 for the Annual Golden Mount Festival. These streets will be closed for street markets and street procession.

Morgan Street, between Central and East Streets

Morgan Street, between Central and West Streets

Morgan Lane, between Central and Morgan Streets, Cutter Lane, between Central and West Streets, Dee Street, between Central and East Streets and East Street, between Dee and Morgan Streets.

SUPERINTENDENT OF TRAFFIC

(Christopher Cronin, SGT OC, 4028467)

As well as the Easter Egg “Hunt” and Bonnet Parade, (pictured above are the Easter Bonnet Class representatives) the Central State School Students also participated in their annual Cross Country.

Left are the 2012 boys and girls place winners - Aiden (3rd), Bailey (3rd), Radu (1st), Joanna (2nd), Cooper (2nd) and Jayde (1st).

Below left: 2013 boys and girls: Jaedyn (1st), Summer (2nd), Amelia (1st) and Hudson (3rd).

Below right: 2014 boys and girls: Ava (3rd), Tasharhn (3rd), Toby (1st), Alannah (1st) and Rhyley (2nd).

2024 golden mount festival

Program

FRIDAY, 3 May 2024 - FAMILY MOVIE AND FIREWORKS SPECTACULAR

5.00 pm BBQ starts at the Big Dam (No7)

6.15 pm Family movie - Shrek

Sponsored by Mount Morgan Promotion and Development Inc

8.00 pm Rainbow Cafe Fireworks Spectacular

Sponsored by Rainbow Cafe, Mount Morgan

SATURDAY, 4 may 2024 - MAIN DAY OF EVENTS

8.30 am Morgan Street Markets Open

9.00 am Official Opening and Welcome to Country

Live entertainment starts after Official Opening

10.30 am Junior Gold Dig - Primary School Aged Children - Primary School Top Oval

Sponsored by Mount Morgan Promotion and Development Inc

11.30 am Senior Gold Dig High School Aged Children - Primary School Top Oval

Sponsored by Mount Morgan Promotion and Development Inc

12.30 pm Presentation of Gold Dig prizes at stage area in Morgan Street

Marshalling of “Nursery Rhymes and Fairy Tales” Procession starts in Dee Street

1.30 pm “Nursery Rhymes and Fairy Tales” Procession starts

Sponsored by Discover Real Estate and Ochre Australia

2.30 pm Heritage Minerals’ Junior Running the Cutter

3.15 pm Heritage Minerals’ Running the Cutter

Sponsored by Heritage Minerals. Entry forms to be completed, signed and handed into Officials by 1.30 pm

4.00 pm Official Presentation - Procession and Running the Cutter Prizes

SUNDAY, 5 may 2024 - BIG DAM BREAKFAST

No 7 Dam 8 - 11 am. $15 Big Breakfast, $10.00 children’s meal. Phone: 0427 203 570.

Mount Morgan Gold Rush Rodeo Mount Morgan Showgrounds. Gates open at 3 pm. Rodeo starts at 6 pm. Late Finish. Organised in conjunction with the Mount Morgan Rodeo Association.

Monday, 6 may 2024

Two Person Ambrose. Mount Morgan Golf Club. 8 am start. Registrations required by 8.30 am on the day. Contact Roger Brewster on 0422 824 358. Cost: $25 p/p including a barbecue lunch. Organised by the Mount Morgan Golf Club.

entries for gold dig only

available near gold pits - top oval - mount morgan central state school

entries for running the cutter must be submitted at the golden mount festival tent

ENTERTAINMENT INCLUDES:

eden bann cuties petting zoo, MERAKI CIRCUS, CURLY LOU’S BALLOON TWISTING AND MORE

Sponsored by The Grand Hotel, Stanwell Corporation & ochre australia

The Golden Mount Festival Association, Mount Morgan, Incorporated would like to thank the sponsors of the 2023 Golden Mount Festival.

The Golden Mount Festival received support from the Rockhampton Regional Council’s

Community Assistance Program

This Program has been sponsored by Colin Boyce - MP Member for Flynn

Minecraft @ Mount Morgan Library

Chances are, you may have heard your children, teenagers or grand children talking about Minecraft, which is one of the most popular and enduring games for all ages. It allows players to unleash their creativity and explore strategy, skill and resourcefulness to survive in the ever-evolving Minecraft world.

Libraries have seen an explosion of books being published about Minecraft and featuring Minecraft characters for all ages. From graphic novels and information books - to digital comics and magazines and more – there is simply something for all Minecraft enthusiasts to sink their teeth into and enjoy.

LinkedIn Learning has some great online courses where you can really get inspired with your Minecraft learning. Courses include ‘Creating a piece of Minecraft-inspired art’, ‘Getting people to play your game’ and ‘Creating a heat map from points’.

Recently, a library patron donated a box of LEGO® Minecraft to the Mount Morgan Library which has greatly extended the LEGO® blocks currently available for play. Jackson was thrilled to be the first Minecraft enthusiast to complete his creation over three successive visits to the Mount Morgan Library. The LEGO® Minecraft kit will be available for players aged 4 years + at the Mount Morgan Library.

Get your Minecraft game on and drop into the Mount Morgan Library to find resources to increase your strategic mindset.

The Mount Morgan Library is located at 31 Morgan Street, Mount Morgan and is open Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 9:00am – 1:00pm, 2:00pm-5:00pm. The Mount Morgan Library is open alternate Saturdays from 9:00am-12noon on 13 April, 27 April, 11 May and 25 May.

For further information, please call the Mount Morgan Library on phone 4936 8169 or the Library Administration office on phone 4936 8043.

MOUNT MORGAN ANZAC DAY

The Mount Morgan RSL Sub Branch will host a Dawn Service that will commence at 5.30 am. The second service will commence at 11.00 am Anzac Day ceremony at Anzac Park, Mount Morgan. The Dawn Service will be followed by a Gunfire Breakfast at at the RSL building, 1 Cornes Street.

Mount Morgan RSL Sub Branch invites residents to participate in this year’s Parade; it will form up at the Mount Morgan School of Arts in Morgan Street at 10:30am. The route will follow that of previous years. The Parade Commander will call the march to order and is planned to step off at 10:45am.

Moving eastward along Morgan Street before turning westward at Morgan Lane and head back towards Anzac Park in West Street. The parade has a Queensland Police, road closure permit in place and is planned to be completed by 11.00 am in time for the 11 am service.

ROTARY CLUB OF MOUNT MORGAN

1st & 3rd Thursdays of the monthGrand Hotel - 6 pm for 6.30 pm. Visitors Welcome! E: mount.morgan@rotary9560.org

MOUNT MORGAN MEN’S SHED INC.

Meet 9 am - 12 noon Wednesdays

Phone John on 0429 055 165

MOUNT MORGAN CITIZEN’S CLUB INC

Meets on the last Sunday of each month at 10.30 am.

Soldiers’ Rooms, 18 Morgan Street, Phone - John Tuxworth 0429 055 165

MOUNT MORGAN QCWA BRANCH

Meets

Thompson

MYNELINK DISABILITY SERVICES

Is located in Mount Morgan NDIS Registered for personal assistance, household tasks and community access. MDS welcomes rural clients within 50 km radius.

Contact Kathleen on 0418 194 514 Self-managed, plan-managed, agency-managed clients welcomed. 4WD access not a problem.

HOUSE LEVELLING AND RESTUMPING DECKS & STAIRS

One stump or a complete house. No House too low.

Country calls welcome and prompt attention guaranteed

Please contact Gary on 0428 542 705. QBCC Licence 51455.

SAVE THE DATE! CLASSIFIEDS

APR 13: Cent Sale at Alton Downs Hall. Starts 1.30 pm. All welcome.

APR 14: Country Music afternoon 12 noon till 4 pm. Raffles, Lucky Door. Adults $10, children $3. BYO. Light refreshments available. Soldiers’ RoomsMorgan Street. Bar operating.

APR 16: Dee River Oldies Group - Monthly Meeting starting at 2 pm to be held in St Mary’s Hall, Gordon Street, Mount Morgan. (Behind the Anglican Church).

APR 24: Dee River Oldies Group - Morning Tea starting at 10 am to be held in St Mary’s Hall, Gordon Street, Mount Morgan. (Behind the Anglican Church). Cost is $5. Raffle and lucky door prizes. New and existing members welcome.

APR 25: ANZAC Day Dawn Service - Mount Morgan - starting at 5.30 am at Anzac Park, Morgan Street, Mount Morgan.

APR 25: ANZAC Day Main Service. Parade forms up 10.30 am School of Arts. March step off is at 10.45 am. Service commences at 11 am.

APR 25: Bouldercombe ANZAC Day Dawn Service - from 4.28 am at the Cenotaph at the Memorial Lions Park. Followed by a Diggers Breakfast at the Bouldercombe Progress Assoc. Hall.

APR 27: Mods & Rockers 1960’s themed dance at Soldiers’ rooms.

APR 28: BMMW Shield - 9.30 register for 10 am Shotgun Start.

MAY 3: Golden Mount Festival Movie Night at the Dam, including family barbecue and fireworks.

MAY 4: Golden Mount Festival events in Morgan Street.

MAY 5: Mount Morgan Rodeo at Mount Morgan Showgrounds. More information to come.

MAY 11: Baree Markets, Baree School of Arts, Creek St, Baree. 8 am start. 12 noon finish.

MAY 12: Country Music afternoon 12 noon till 4 pm. Raffles, Lucky Door. Adults $10, children $3. Bar operating. Light refreshments available. Soldiers’ Rooms - Morgan Street. BYO

MAY 21: Well Women’s Clinic - Phone 4912 5100 for bookings.

MAY 25: Hillbilly Hoedown - Western themed dance at Soldiers’ Rooms. 7 pm start.

JUN 8: Baree Markets, Baree School of Arts, Creek St, Baree. 8 am start. 12 noon finish.

JUN 9: Country Music afternoon 12 noon till 4 pm. Raffles, Lucky Door. Adults $10, children $3. Bar operating. Light refreshments available. Soldiers’ Rooms - Morgan Street.

JUL 13: Baree Markets, Baree School of Arts, Creek St, Baree. 8 am start. 12 noon finish.

JUN 29: Red Carpet: Hollywood Glamour at Soldiers’ Rooms. 7 pm start.

JUL 30 : Well Women’s Clinic - Phone 4912 5100 for bookings.

AUG 10: Mount Morgan Show. Mount Morgan Showgrounds.

AUG 27: Well Women’s Clinic - Phone 4912 5100 for bookings.

SEPT 1: Mount Morgan Morgan Wattle Day. Mount Morgan Railway Complex. More TBA.

LIGHT ON THE HILL CHURCH EVERY

Green Shed from 7 pm. Phone 0412 502 937

MOUNT MORGAN RSL SUB BRANCH INC

Social gathering 2nd and 4th Thursdays monthly 4pm to 7pm.

Business meeting 3rd Saturday monthly 10am 1 Cornes Street, Mount Morgan

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

Mount Morgan Promotion and Development Inc

Annual General Meeting

Tuesday, 16 April at 5.30 pm

Mount Morgan Railway Museum

Graeme Meade - Secretary

GRAND HOTEL KITCHEN CLOSED

MONDAY, 15 APRIL 2024

The Grand Hotel advises that there will be NO DELIVERY or IN HOUSE BISTRO DINING on

MONDAY, 15 APRIL 2024.

The kitchen will be closed for equipment cleaning.

We apologise for the inconvenience and thank our customers for their patience. Services will resume on Tuesday, 16 April 2024.

K. Chapman - Manager

Email: mmpad@mountmorgan.org.au