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Community Pool Entry Fees Reduced
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CEO’s Column
National Tree Day
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RSPCA Cupcake Festival of Small Day Halls in Theodore
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Biloela I Moura I Taroom I Banana I Baralaba I Dululu I Goovigen I Jambin I Thangool I Theodore I Wowan I Cracow
CONTACT COUNCIL P (07) 4992 9500 | F (07) 4992 3493 E enquiries@banana.qld.gov.au Postal Address: PO Box 412, Biloela Q 4715
CUSTOMER SERVICE CENTRES Biloela Shire Chambers 62 Valentine Plains Road Biloela QLD Australia 4715 8am to 5pm Mon-Fri Moura Administration Office Gillespie Street Moura QLD Australia 4718 8.30am to 4.30pm Mon-Fri Taroom Administration Office Yaldwyn Street Taroom QLD Australia 4420 8am to 5pm Mon-Fri For after hours emergencies visit www.banana.qld.gov.au/contact-us
ADVERTISING ENQUIRIES Contact Michael at Interactivink 07 3334 8000 michael@interactivink.com.au
Banana Shire Council CEO Ray Geraghty
CEO’s Column I WANT TO TAKE THE TIME TO COMMEND COUNCILLORS AND COUNCIL STAFF ON THE WORK THEY PUT INTO DELIVERING THE 2019/20 BUDGET.
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25 million will be spent on capital works including $12 million for roads, streets and drainage, $6.6 million for water and sewerage while the road maintenance budget has increased to $5.75 million. The decision was made by Council to reduce some of its debt and as a result two loans were paid out. This leaves Council with a loan balance of $6.6 million and Council remains on target to be debt free in the 2024/25 financial year. Distributing the limited revenue to the large number of projects Council would like to deliver to the community is a massive challenge and many of the projects would not be possible without government funding and assistance.
Contact your Councillor
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Mayor Nev Ferrier
0448 011 814
Division 1 | Cr David Snell
0427 922 176
Division 2 | Cr Warren Middleton
0488 410 275
Division 3 | Cr Pat Brennan
0419 156 958
Division 4 | Cr Colin Semple
0437 740 189
Division 5 | Cr Brooke Leo
0438 110 325
Division 6 | Cr Terri Boyce
0427 283 202
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One such funding program is the State Government’s Works for Queensland (W4Q) project from which Council has secured $1.67 million for 2019–2021. Works for Queensland is grant money allocated to Council to stimulate jobs in regional Queensland, without the requirement for Council to co-fund. The 2019–21 Works for Queensland program supports regional councils, such as the Banana Shire Council, to undertake job-creating infrastructure projects. Banana Shire Council has identified a number of priority projects for the Shire. Council has focused on spreading this funding throughout the whole Shire. The projects undertaken with these funds will be staged and completed over the next two years. Council would like to thank the State Government for the Works for Queensland funding received in this round. Works for Queensland funding has helped Council deliver important projects like the Automated Water Meter Reading Technology (Moura and Biloela); On Street Carpark (Baralaba Hospital); Bikeways and Walkways (Theodore and Taroom); Skate Park Pads (Goovigen, Jambin and Baralaba); Solar Installation at Sewerage Treatment Plant (Moura); Public Art Murals – Stage 1 (Moura Water Tower). Rate notices were issued on 13 August and ratepayers are reminded that a discount on general rates is available if paid before 16 October. The audit of Council’s finances was completed on 9 August and Council is waiting the final report from the auditor, however preliminary discussions indicate Council should receive an unqualified audit result.
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National Tree Day
COUNCIL STAFF SHOWED THEIR GREEN THUMBS RECENTLY, TAKING PART IN PLANTING A VARIETY OF MORE THAN 100 TREES AND SHRUBS AT THE MALCOLM HUSBAND AGILITY PARK AS PART OF PLANET ARK’S NATIONAL TREE DAY.
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he event was well supported with a variety of Lilly Pillies, Callistemons, Grevilleas and Tuckeroos being planted. Natives were selected for their hardiness, requiring very little water to survive. This helps to protect our most valuable resource, water. They will also provide a natural habitat to encourage birds and other wildlife.
National Tree Planting Day
Rates discount period extended
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he deadline for ratepayers to take advantage of the discount on their general rates has been extended.
At its August general meeting Banana Shire Councillors voted unanimously to extend the discount period by a month. Ratepayers now have until 16 October, 2019 to take advantage of the 10% discount.
“The entire shire is drought declared and many people are doing it particularly tough as a result of the prolonged dry,” Cr Ferrier said. “By extending the discount period, ratepayers will have a little more time to pay off their rates and still capitalise on the discount being offered by Council.” Cr Ferrier also urged rural producers to consider the drought assistance programs being offered by the State Government. For more information on these programs visit www.daf.qld.gov.au/businesspriorities/agriculture/disasterrecovery/drought/assistanceprograms
Image courtesy of Tourism and Events Queensland
Banana Shire Mayor Nev Ferrier said the devastating effect of the drought on rural producers and those who rely upon the agricultural sector for income and business prompted Council to make the move.
And let’s not forget how much more visually pleasing the shrubs make the Agility Park, a nicer place for community members and their loved pets to enjoy.
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Entry fees reduced to encourage community pool patronage COMMUNITY POOLS IN BILOELA, MOURA AND TAROOM WILL BE POPULAR PLACES TO BEAT THE HEAT THIS SUMMER AFTER COUNCIL CUT THE PRICE OF ENTRY TO ALL THREE FACILITIES.
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anana Shire Councillors voted to reduce the fees during the June budget meeting in a bid to encourage higher patronage of the facilities. Banana Shire Mayor Nev Ferrier said it was a common sense decision with a number of benefits. “By making the pools more affordable Council is making them more accessible, allowing more people, including families to enjoy the facilities,” Cr Ferrier said.
The Shire is making fun more affordable!
“We are lucky to have these three great facilities and we want more residents to enjoy them and use them as a way to cool
down in the hot summers we experience here in Banana Shire. Cr Ferrier said drowning was the greatest cause of accidental death in children under five in Australia. “More young children and their parents having access to a pool facility means they will become more familiar with and around the water and increase water skills,” he said. Entry into the Biloela, Moura and Taroom pools for the upcoming season will be $2 for children, $3 for adults and a season ticket for a family of four is $200. The full list of fees is available at www.banana.qld.gov.au
Liberty swing provides unique opportunity THE BANANA SHIRE, AS THE SHIRE OF OPPORTUNITY, IS MAKING SURE THAT ALL RESIDENTS HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO ACCESS PARK AND PLAY EQUIPMENT THROUGH PROVISION OF THE LIBERTY SWING.
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he swing was installed in Lions Park, Biloela in 2017, in memory of Mr Keith Morris.
The Liberty Swing is a world-first Australian innovation – a swing that allows children in wheelchairs the opportunity to experience the joy of having a swing in the park. This means that the whole family can go to the park together and all the children, those with or without a disability, can enjoy the facilities some children have been missing out on until now. To use the Liberty Swing, keys are available from the Banana Shire Community Resource Centre or Biloela Library (borrowers are required to pay a refundable deposit). Please contact: ■■ Banana Shire Community Resource Centre P: 4992 7360 E: crc@banana.qld.gov.au A: 102 Rainbow St, Biloela Q 4715; or ■■ Banana Shire Library P: 4992 7362 E: enquiries@banana.qld.gov.au A: 71 Grevillea St, Biloela Q 4715
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Melton Park Vandalism MELTON PARK VANDALISM REPAIRS PLACE HEFTY FINANCIAL AND RESOURCE DRAIN ON COUNCIL.
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ersistent vandalism at Biloela’s Melton Park is costing Council tens of thousands of dollars in repairs.
Last month a large number of posts which make up the fence bordering the maze were snapped off and jammed under play equipment. This left metal brackets sticking out of the ground, presenting a hazard to children and other users of the park’s facilities.
This is the latest in a long list of attacks on the park’s facilities. Banana Shire Mayor Nev Ferrier said over the past 12 months the park had been regularly damaged and it was becoming an almost weekly occurrence. “Council staff has been forced to work tirelessly to repair the damage,” he said. “It has cost Council tens of thousands of dollars to repair and is taking up valuable man hours to ensure the damage is cleaned up and the park is made safe for the public.” The popular children’s maze in the park, which was constructed with the
assistance of a grant from QGC, has been a frequent target. Vandals have also damaged the toilets, the picnic shelters, tables and chairs and the playground equipment. They have ripped up the fake grass and soft fall and broken the fence panels and posts. “All the extra money and man hours spent repairing this park results in funds and resources being taken away from other important services to the community,” Cr Ferrier said. “If these acts of vandalism continue Council may have to consider removing the maze and other equipment from the park,” Cr Ferrier said. All incidents have been reported to the police who are investigating.
Cupcake Day BANANA SHIRE COUNCIL PARTICIPATED IN RSPCA CUPCAKE DAY ON AUGUST 19.
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he Biloela Administration Complex, Depot, Stores, Workshop and Sewerage Treatment Plant were filled with delicious cupcakes and slices to raise money to assist in the care of dogs, puppies, cats and kittens in RSPCA shelters throughout Queensland. Council managed to raise over $400 to provide shelter, nourishment, veterinary care and rehabilitation.
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Last year Banana Shire Council referred over 135 cat and dog impounds to rescues across Australia to give them another chance at finding their fur-ever home! That is almost one animal every third day.
Council appreciates the ongoing support
In 2018 Council made a decision to refer any impounded animals to rehoming organisations who are equipped to ensure animals are microchipped, desexed and healthy before they are given a forever home. Council do not adopt directly from their Animal Management (Pound) Facility in Biloela.
To show Council’s appreciation for their
of many not-for-profit rescue societies across the east coast, in particular: Capricorn Animal Aid, Happy Tails, Fresh Start and Found Hearts.
efforts, the Banana Shire Council donate $5000 across a number of not-for-profit organisations every year. This much needed money goes to food, veterinary care and transport to make sure these pets have the best chance in life.
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Magpie Season is Here! PEAK BREEDING SEASON FOR MAGPIES IS AUGUST TO NOVEMBER.
• Getting to know where the birds are breeding in your area and try to avoid them;
• Using an umbrella and wearing a hat;
hen magpies have eggs or young in the nest, they can become protective and may swoop people entering their nesting territory. You can minimise the risk of being swooped by:
• Being aware that open areas with tall trees are likely sites to encounter the birds;
• If you are riding a bike, dismount and walk through hot spots;
• If the area is unavoidable, ensure you escort young children through any hot spots, or walk in groups;
• Don’t fight back. Never harass or provoke magpies as this may lead to more aggressive behaviour.
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• The birds are less likely to swoop while you are watching them;
Council erects warning signs in affected public areas, along with providing maps and locations of known hotspots on the Council website. If a magpie becomes a risk to human safety, it may be assessed for removal. To report an affected area or particularly aggressive magpie, please complete a Magpie Attack Notification Form. For a copy of this form along with further information about living with magpies, visit Council’s website https://www.banana. qld.gov.au. Additional advice can also be obtained from the Department of Environment and Science website https://environment.des. qld.gov.au/wildlife/livingwith/magpie_safe. html
‘Bush Bible’ WITH THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE BANANA SHIRE BEING FULLY DROUGHT DECLARED, IT IS TIMELY TO REMIND RESIDENTS OF THE VARIETY OF DROUGHT ASSISTANCE SCHEMES AND SUPPORT PROGRAMMES AVAILABLE.
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he recently updated ‘Bush Bible’ is a wealth of information for anyone experiencing the effects of Drought. Print copies of the ‘Bush Bible’ can be obtained from any of Council’s Customer Service Centres or by contacting Council’s Community Development Section on 4992 9500. An electronic version is also available on Council’s website by simply searching ‘Bush Bible’.
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Australia Day Awards
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he 2020 Banana Shire Australia Day Celebrations will be hosted by the Theodore community at the Theodore Showgrounds. The Australia Day Committee are now calling for nominations. These awards recognise and honour the outstanding achievements of Australians. Shire residents and organisations are asked to support these awards by nominating members of their community in appreciation of their efforts. Nomination forms can be found on Council’s website at www.banana.qld. gov.au and hard copies are available from Council’s Customer Service Centres and Libraries. Nominations close 5pm Friday, November 29, 2019 and winners will be announced and awards presented at the 2020 Australia Day Celebrations. For more information contact the Banana Shire Australia Day Committee on (07) 4992 9500 or email enquiries@banana.qld.gov.au – ATTN: Australia Day Committee.
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NOMINATIONS NOW OPEN!
Citizenship ceremony held on 24 July 2019
Award categories are: ■■ Citizen & Young Citizen of the Year ■■ Cultural & Junior Cultural – Artist &/or Arts Worker ■■ Volunteer of the Year ■■ Junior & Senior Sportsperson ■■ Sports Coach, Official &/or Administrator ■■ Community Group or Team ■■ Community Event of the Year
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Opening Hours of Waste Facilities to Change COUNCIL WILL BE INTRODUCING RESTRICTED OPENING HOURS AND SUPERVISION AT ALL UNMANNED WASTE FACILITIES IN COMING MONTHS.
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upervision is important for safety, increased resource recovery, environmental compliance and management of the Queensland waste levy. Increased incidents of illegal asbestos dumping at these facilities, and increased usage following the commencement of the waste levy have highlighted the importance of supervision to reduce such risks, misuse and associated clean-up and disposal costs. Council sought feedback on proposed hours through various avenues including on-site information sessions and an on-line survey. The final hours have attempted to take this feedback into consideration as much as possible, whilst keeping overall times manageable within current budget restrictions.
The finalised waste facility opening hours are listed below. Opening hours at Biloela and Moura, which are currently supervised, will remain unchanged. These opening hours will commence on 30 September 2019, with supervision during open hours to follow once procurement arrangements have been finalised.
WASTE FACILITY HOURS OF OPERATION (SMALL SITES)
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2:00-5:30
Theodore 7:30-12:00 Cracow Wowan
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2:00-5:30
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2:00-5:30
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7:30-12:00
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2:00-5:30
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Jambin
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2:00-5:30
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Festival of Small Halls is back in Banana Shire in 2019 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE THEODORE COMMUNITY WHO WERE CHOSEN AS THIS YEAR’S HOSTS FOR THE UPCOMING SPRING TOUR FOR FESTIVAL OF SMALL HALLS.
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he Festival of Small Halls Australia is a series of tours that take the best folk and contemporary acoustic artists performing at two large festivals
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and sends them on the road to tiny halls in communities all over Australia. It’s an opportunity for music-lovers from welcoming communities to invite artists from home and abroad into their towns, and a way of exploring this vast country in the spirit of hospitality and great fun. The 2019 Spring Tour features Scottish duo The Jellyman’s Daughter alongside two of Australia’s most celebrated
songwriters, Ash Bell and Sarah Tindley. To read artists’ bios and view videos to get a taste for what to expect, visit www.festivalofsmallhalls.com/currenttours/spring-2019. Tickets are on sale now and can be purchased online via www. festivalofsmallhalls.com/theodore-2019 or limited numbers are available at Theodore Home and Garden Café. Tickets are $20 for adults and children 15 and under are free. Tickets are limited – get in quick so you don’t miss out! Doors open at 6:30pm for a 7:00pm start. Food and drinks will be available for purchase with funds raised going to support Theodore Chamber of Commerce to continue in their endeavours for continuous improvement of the Theodore community. For further information please contact Council’s Community Development Advisor, Melinda Petty, on (07) 4992 9500 or visit the Festival of Small Halls facebook page @festivalofsmallhalls.
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Infrastructure Services Current Project Status ■■ Rural Construction • Flagstaff Road, Taroom – gravel resheet is progressing • Glenmoral Roundstone Road, Theodore – gravel resheet is progressing • Malakoff Road, Theodore – gravel resheet completed • Jambin Dakenbah Road, Biloela – rehabilitation, widening and seal at Teys Road intersection completed • Dee River Road, Wowan/Dululu – rehabilitation and seal 50% completed.
Work being carried out to widen a crossing on Quarrie Road
■■ Urban Construction • Raedon Street, Biloela – Development Project Road Works Stage 3A completed • Quarrie Road, Biloela – rehabilitation, widening and seal progressing • Barrett Street, Biloela – kerb and channelling replacement and on-street bikeway progressing • Western Lane, Theodore – stormwater replacement progressing.
Works ■■ Fitzroy Development Road upgrade to seal between chainage 6 and 10. Complete except signage installation. ■■ Work has commenced on pedestrian safety crossing on the Dawson Highway in Moura. ■■ Callide Highway at Power Station intersection – safety visibility excavation
currently being priced. Awaiting TMR direction over new scope of works ■■ Burnett Highway at Dee River – Safety visibility excavation works to commence shortly.
Private Works ■■ Entering a contract with Santos for maintenance of Injune Road (southern end).
Parks, Gardens & Open Spaces ■■ Cracks in the soil at park in Banana have been topped up. ■■ Clean up of illegal dumping at the truck stop near Lake Pleasant, Goovigen. ■■ 20 citrus trees planted on the bank of the Dawson River in Theodore.
■■ Garden beds in Theodore Bull Ring have been mulched and improved with timber sleepers. ■■ All palms have been removed and gardens reshaped and new natives planted at Biloela Swimming Pool. ■■ Three new barbecue energy smart and stainless steel covers for cooking tops to be installed at barbecues in Junction Park, Theodore. ■■ Concrete pots have been replanted and cleaned in Taroom’s main street. ■■ Windmill has been replanted with natives, garden bens have been mulched at Taroom Windmill.
Storm water improvements in Theodore
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COUNCIL RATE NOTICES
Council Rate Notices for the period July to December 2019 were issued 13 August 2019 with a due date of 16 October 2019 Please contact Council’s Rate Section on 07 4992 9500 if you have not received your notice
PENSIONER REMISSION
The State Pensioner Subsidy of 20% (to a maximum of $200 per annum) and a Council Pensioner Remission of 20% (to a maximum of $310 per annum) will be allowed on all current Council rates and charges as levied (except the Taroom Rural Water Connection Special Charge). State Fire and Emergency Services also allow a 20% discount on the State Emergency Management Levy. Eligibility requirements include: > Must be a holder of a Queensland Pension Concession Card or a Veterans’ Affairs Gold Card (Senior Card holders are not eligible).
> Must be the owner or life tenant of the property and legally responsible for paying local government rates and charges levied.
> Subsidies can only be granted on the principal place of residence. Application forms can be obtained from Banana Shire Council offices and website.
UPDATE YOUR MAILING ADDRESS If you have changed your mailing address please notify Council in writing of your new address, so your details can be updated. Residents who have changed their mailing address and have failed to notify Council run the risk of not receiving their rates notice and possibly missing out on any discount offered. All changes MUST be received in writing and MUST be signed by at least one owner. Address changes cannot be accepted over the telephone.
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Sign up for eNotices to receive your rates notices via email, self-manage all your properties, send notices to multiple email addresses, and print additional copies. Once you have signed up you will receive notices in your email inbox, and can login to view them online at any time. Register at: banana.enotices.com.au using the eNotices reference number shown on your rate notice.
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REGIONAL ART GALLERY Like us on Facebook Banana Shire Regional Art Gallery Follow us on Instagram bananashireregionalartgallery
VISIT THE GALLERY | FREE ENTRY 62 Valentine Plains Road, Biloela Open weekdays 9:30am – 4pm
CONTACT THE GALLERY Shanna Muston | Arts and Cultural Advisor P: 4992 9500 | E: enquiries@banana.qld.gov.au www.banana.qld.gov.au
EXHIBITIONS LANDSCAPES OF THE MIND: CENTRAL QUEENSLAND CONTEMPORARY ARTISTS [MAIN GALLERY] Continues until 4 October
Inspired by multiple sensations, Landscapes of the Mind presents a suite of paintings and drawings capturing vibrant diversity of perception and feeling. The works offer a glimpse into the pictorial exploration of each artist’s memory and mind as they respond to subject matter.
TIME OUT: A COMMUNITY ARTS PROJECT BY GREAT GIRLS GIVING BACK (GGGB) GIRLACTS INC. [PALM TREE ROOM] Continues until 4 October
Great Girls Giving Back (GGGB) presents their community arts project Pure Joy where local residents are invited to create a 15 x 15cm artwork responding to the brief ‘what brings you pure joy?’ GGGB are all about helping people feel good, building creativity and strengthening positive mind-frames.
BRIGALOW ARTS FESTIVAL: [MAIN GALLERY & PALM TREE ROOM] 18 Oct - 22 Nov Brigalow Arts Festival is Banana Shire’s annual visual arts festival, offering over $11,000 in prize money. Entries are welcome from all artforms such as fine art, photography, textile, sculpture, jewellery and decorative art. Proudly presented by the Banana Shire Art Gallery Association.
EVENTS
WEEKEND OPENING HOURS
Saturday 21 September 10am – 12 midday
BRIGALOW ARTS FESTIVAL OPENING Friday 18 October from 5:30pm
REGIONAL ARTS FUND COMMUNITY WORKSHOP & NETWORKING Saturday 19 October 9:30am – 11:30am
Gail Meyer, Still Water, Creek Foliage 2018, acrylic on canvas. Image courtesy of the artist.
WEEKEND OPENING HOURS
Saturday 19 October 10am – 12 midday
BRIGALOW ARTS FESTIVAL KEY DATES 23 September | Entry Forms and Fees Due 9 October | Artwork Delivery 18 October | Official Opening and Presentations 19/20 October | Joachim Froese Photography Workshop 22 November | Final day of exhibition 25 November | Artwork collection Entry Forms Online | www.banana.qld.gov.au/bsrag/brigalow-arts-festival Printed | Available at Banana Shire Regional Art Gallery More Information Email | brigalowartsfestival@gmail.com Facebook | ‘Brigalow Arts Festival’
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Community
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
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Great Baralaba Saratoga Classic
Taroom Markets
Spring into Kariboe
Biloela Markets
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Biloela Autofeste
Dawson River Festival Taroom
Taroom Races
www.facebook.com/ biloelaautofest
Taroom District & Development Association Facebook Page
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VDM Music Festival
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P: Susan 0407 336 700
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Theodore River Festival
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Taroom Markets
Biloela Markets
Garage Sale Trail
JBOYS Gala Ball
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P: 4628 6113
P: Susan 0407 336 700
P: Melinda 4992 9500
jboys@email.com
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Photograph Workshop
Thangool Races
Theodore Bulls N Barrels Bonanza
Annual Rotary Arts & Crafts Market Day
Gala at the Gorge
P: Alan 0418 195 503
P: Edwina 4995 8190
E: theodorebullsn barrels@gmail.com
P: Helen 0400 741 540
Email:
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Banana Races
Festival of Small Halls Theodore
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Vinnies Fashion Parade
Taroom Markets
Biloela Markets
P: 4628 6113
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P: Susan 0407 336 700
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Biloela Christmas Festival
Thangool Races
P: Jess 0408 710 442
Email:
P: Edwina 4995 8190
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