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GET TO KNOW YOUR HEALTH: Andropause

Andropause Anything you can do, I can do better……well almost. One of the most talked about, well known, widely marketed, and often just plain obvious events in the human condition is the female menopause.  So it’s unsurprising that everyone knows of its existence, and even to varying degrees what to expect.  But guess what?  Men […]

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PINE RIVERS LEADING THE WAY IN WORK SAFETY INNOVATION

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Member for Pine Rivers, Nikki Boyd said she was delighted that Lawnton based retail chain Super Retail Group has made it through to the State finals of this year’s Safe Work and Return to Work Awards in the ‘Return to Work: Employer Achievement Award (large employer)’ category. Super Retail Group, includes nationally-recognised leisure brands such […]

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Free legal help for people affected by domestic and family violence

Queenslanders who are experiencing domestic or family violence are being reminded that they can get free legal help from Legal Aid Queensland. “Each year Legal Aid Queensland helps thousands of people who are experiencing domestic or family violence, helping people understand their legal options and access protection under the law,” chief executive officer Anthony Reilly […]

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News from UQ Vets Dayboro

For the love of Bovine – part 4 Over the last three months we’ve been covering some of the aspects of cattle ownership, from setting up your facilities to breed selection and feeding. This month we’ll look at some of the common toxins that we encounter in this area. The most common problems we see […]

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Spring Clean for Red Cross

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Our recent burst of warm spring weather has dramatically reduced summer clothing stocks in local Red Cross shops. “We are desperate for summer stock” says Red Cross Shops Marketing Manager, Kate Dear. “The biggest need right now is for ladies summer clothing, particularly dresses but anything light and in good condition will be greatly appreciated. […]

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DAYBORO DISTRICT HISTORICAL SOCIETY INC _ Est. 2004

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Dayboro Remembers:  Private John Henry Castree: John Henry Castree, known as Jack to his family and friends, was born at Blackall, Queensland on 2nd November 1890, the third child and oldest son of John Edward Castree and Clara Nowland.  His father was employed as a store manager in Blackall and was also an Alderman on […]

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Keeping your dog under control is a walk in the park

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On any given day in the main street of Dayboro, you’ll see lots of dogs and owners out for a walk.  Some dogs will be walking politely next to the owner, while others will be right out in front, pulling furiously and zig-zagging into the path of the owner.  The other difference you’ll notice amongst […]

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Equine Action Queensland

Helping Hands for Hooves By Michelle McKenna When I was a little girl growing up in England I wanted three things – A castle, a pony and a trampoline.  We could never afford any of those things and as I grew older, the castle got discarded, a trampoline was obtained and finally on my list […]

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Vale:  Alwyn Weston

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Thomas Alwyn Weston was born on the 28 April 1946.  He was the second of three children born to Roy and Gwen Weston – Shirley the eldest Maurice the youngest. Alwyn attended the Lacey’s Creek State School.  It was one of a number of one teacher schools in the Dayboro district. There were 5 pupils […]

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U3A Pine Rivers News

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U3A Pine Rivers will be holding their monthly Social and Information Day on Friday October 16th which will be our Fashion Parade – Clothing supplied by Fashions on the Go – and we will begin the day with our fabulous morning tea for a gold coin donation.  We will be at Bray Hall, Petrie commencing […]

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