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25.01.2022 Jodie Moore - JK to her mates on the footy field - is an absolute inspiration. This October she played her 100th game of rugby union after a lifetime championing women in sport. She started the first women's rugby team at Brothers Rugby Club in Albion and wants Australia to host a Women's World Cup to inspire little girls who love footy. Read Jodie's incredible story on page 11 of our Ascot/Hamilton/Albion edition. Out now in your letterbox or on our website https://bit.ly/3kKGfK1 Claire Glasson Photography
25.01.2022 Here I am at 65 years of age in the middle of a pandemic opening a restaurant of my own and I still cant believe it. Oh, our hearts! The team at My Village News could not be prouder of our very own Plate Up columnistValerie Ferdinands! Have you been to New Farm Bistro at the New Farm Bowls Club, yet?
25.01.2022 Prepare to LOL in the aisles when Brisbane Comedy Festival returns with a star-studded line-up in 2021, hitting Brisbane for three huge weeks of laughs and live gigs from 16 July to 08 August.
25.01.2022 We have over 60 nationalities at the school. We say if you come to @st.jamescollege, you make friends with the world. Inclusivity, diversity and incredible outcomes for students drew principal Ann Rebgetz to St James College, a pretty unique and historic school on the cusp of Brisbanes CBD. @StJamesCollegeBrisbane
25.01.2022 Terrace teacher Anthony Hayward has been pounding the pavement in support of Youngcare. Find out just how much money he raised, and how far he ran, on page 12 of the paper.
24.01.2022 #SpringintoSpringHill: Perspective Laws philosophy is all in the name, says founder Tony Crilly: If you take it from their perspective, you get better outcomes for the clients. He says 25 years of supporting creative and resilient business owners to achieve their dreams has been exciting and so cool. @PerspectiveLaw - - -... #Myvillagenews #Perspectivelaw #Springhill #Brisbane #Brisbanelaw #law See more
24.01.2022 Junior Chamber International (JCI) Brisbane has joined with Southside ART Market to bring an evening of some of Brisbane’s finest emerging artists to BackDock Arts Arts in Fortitude Valley. The debut Brisbane Art Market will feature a gallery showcase and artists selling their art. JCI Brisbane President Alex Beard said the idea for the art market came after a discussion with acting director-general for Department of Tourism, Innovation and Sport John Lee. ... We realised Brisbane does not have a strong brand. The river, the Story Bridge and City Hall all came to mind but, nationally and internationally, the city has traditionally stood in the shadow of Sydney, Mr Beard said. The 2032 Olympics is on the horizon so this is a good time to focus on Brisbane’s cultural strengths, things like the bright colours or the tin and timber. The art market will help artists to depict the very real distinctness of Brisbane, and how best to capitalise on our uniqueness. Brisbane has often been looked down on by outsiders, it has been seen as the place of glitz and glamour and not much else. But our city is a beautiful place and has lots of creative people. The city council continues to be very supportive of arts projects. Brisbane’s image is changing quickly now. A panel discussion will be held at 7pm, featuring accomplished Brisbane artists including Tamara Beale and Southside Art Market director Olivia Dean-Jones, with more to be confirmed. Saturday, June 12, 5pm-8.30pm, 103 Brunswick St. Instagram: @backdockarts. Tickets: events.humanitix.com/brisbane-art-market Pictured: JCI Brisbane President Alex Beard holds Tamara Beale’s piece Sable and Canvas while Southside Art Market director Olivia Dean-Jones presents her own work. #brisbanearts #southsideartmarket #JCIbrisbane #fortitudevalleybrisbane #TheValley #brisbanecity #artsbrisbane #brisbaneartists #artmarket #rivercity
24.01.2022 #SpringintoSpringHill: St Joseph’s Gregory Terrace (or, more affectionately, Terrace) opened 145 years ago with 26 boys learning in a small chapel. The school marked the milestone this year as it embraced high-tech solutions to teaching and learning in a global pandemic. Are you a Terrace alumnus? What do you remember about your school? - @StJosephsCollegeGregoryTerrace - -... - #Myvillagenews #Brisbane #StJosephsCollegeGregoryTerrace #Springhill #BrisbaneSchools #TerraceAlumnus See more
24.01.2022 What do you think of the plans to change vehicle and pedestrian access at New Farm Park and the Powerhouse? Read all the details in this month's edition of the Peninsula's My Village News, now in news stands and letterboxes. Let us know your thoughts
24.01.2022 Diagnostic Imaging for Women are urging women to remain vigilant and care for their health. DIFW was founded in Spring Hill in 1998 by consultant radiologist Dr Paula Sivyer, a renowned specialist in womens imaging and interventional radiology. - - - #DIFWBrisbane #Myvillagenews #Brisbane #Springhill #Radiologist #Women #Health #Womenshealth
23.01.2022 We care about community and community concerns. If you have something to say then let us know and we will give you a voice!
23.01.2022 This great story is on page 6 of the December edition... Pick up a copy now!
23.01.2022 Any of our locals looking for a great summer sport for all ages
22.01.2022 From tonight, January 8 at 6pm, to Monday, January 11 at 6pm, Brisbane, Moreton Bay, Redlands, Logan and Ipswich residents must stay home except in very specific circumstances, like shopping for essentials and food or attending medical appointments. You must wear a mask if you leave your home. This is to help contact tracers to ensure the UK strain of COVID-19 is not circulating in the community. For full details visit the Queensland Health website or phone the COVID hotline: 134 COVID (134 268). If you're concerned about your health, phone 13 HEALTH (13 43 25 84). Make sure you're following Queensland Health to stay up-to-date. Stay home, stay kind, stay safe. Wear a mask if you go outside.
22.01.2022 Find out what is happening out on the water! https://myvillagenews.com.au/november-2020/
22.01.2022 Find out more in our latest edition!
22.01.2022 Here is your December Ascot Edition, it really is jam-packed with local news
22.01.2022 #SpringintoSpringHill: Tax accountancy seems dry, but the owners of Spring Hills Moffat & Morton say their work takes them into some of the most important moments of their clients lives. And right now, as people grapple with the pandemic, is no exception. Co-owner Steven Morton urges anyone facing financial difficulties to seek help sooner, rather than later. - Moffat & Morton Chartered Accountants - -... - #Myvillagenews #MoffatandMorton #Charteredaccountants #Springhill #Brisbane See more
22.01.2022 Feeling like you have some input is really important and at My VIllage News, we give you that. Every month we talk about issues that affect you and your community and we welcome your thoughts and opinions on these issues. Please do get in touch if you have something to say! Email us at [email protected]
21.01.2022 My Village News provides a voice for the community. The views and lifestyles of residents, workers, and visitors to beloved Brisbane suburbs are reflected in the monthly paper. Our coverage spreads from Fortitude Valley and into Spring Hill, Bowen Hills, Teneriffe, Newstead, and New Farm. The village atmosphere of our area flourishes thanks to modern cultural influences mixing with the charm of Brisbane’s early history. Fashionable modern restaurants and retailers mix seamles...sly with icons of the city’s past. My Village News features local news and information and is complemented by the work of entertaining and engaging columnists, as well as relevant and useful advertising features. Our property section highlights the area’s most sought-after listings. Each month, 25000 copies are proudly hand-delivered to homes and businesses in our neighbourhood. Readers turn to My Village News to stay up-to-date with what’s happening in their area. See more
20.01.2022 A bit of a flash back to December 2019 issue. Who would have known what the following year would bring!
20.01.2022 Have you seen the latest edition yet? http://myvillagenews.com.au/the-magazine/
20.01.2022 #SpringintoSpringHill: They just want people to say, youre looking well, or have you been on holiday, or you never get any older. Dr Heather Jenkins knows all the secrets to giving her clients natural, healthy, and glowing skin at The Skin Lab at Spring Hill. She says its wonderful to help them with their health and aesthetic goals. - @theskinlab.brisbane - -... - #TheskinlabBrisbane #Myvillagenews #Springhill #Brisbane #antiwrinkleinjectables #laser #beauty #Hydrafacial See more
20.01.2022 #FlashbackFriday: The Kingsford Smith Drive upgrade is finally finished. But how much do you know about the world-famous aviator it's named after? Gerard Benjamin delves into Kingsford Smith's extraordinary life in his Archives column, including this golden anecdote about his father taking a joy flight with the "great man himself"! "As my father wrote ... 'I found myself seated in the cabin of the famous Southern Cross only a few feet away from the great man himself, being i...nterviewed by a reporter from the local Morning Bulletin,' he wrote." State Library of Queensland Read Archives in our November Ascot | Hamilton | Clayfield edition page 26, in your letterbox, local cafe or on our website here https://bit.ly/3kKGfK1
20.01.2022 Its the end of an era for a Welsby St family. Prominent New Farm residents Jim and Janine Watson have put their home on the market after nearly two decades in the one place. Their property at 23 Welsby St will make a beautiful family home for its new owners and the Watsons can attest to that. Right from the get-go we had this family hub with the grandparents, us and a newborn baby, Mr Watson said. See the home for yourself at www.realestate.com.au/property-house-qld-new+farm-133813578
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19.01.2022 How about this for something different! One of our advertisers in the October Issue
19.01.2022 Story Bridge makeover progressing. Restoration of the Kangaroo Point section of the Story Bridge is progressing, with work on the first span above the metered carpark in Wharf St now complete. Work will now progress to the span above Wharf St and then to the span above Baildon St. ... All works include the installation of a scaffolding system, repair and strengthening work as required, the installation of a containment system and surface preparation and the recoating of the steel members. Most of the painting is carried out within an airtight, enclosed space to reduce emissions and waste generated during pressure washing, sand-blasting and coating works. The 777m bridge carries more than 100,000 vehicles a day and has not been completely repainted since it opened on July 6, 1940. Brisbane City Council is spending $11.2 million on stage one of the restoration, acknowledging its heritage status by matching the 4000 litres of paint required with its signature grey colour.
19.01.2022 Our September issue is out and we are really excited about getting your feedback. If you have a story you would like to share with your local community, give us a call and tell us! Enjoy!
19.01.2022 We are looking for some locals to help us deliver our paper tomorrow and the next few days. Please DM us or comment here if interested. We pay an hourly rate. Thanks
18.01.2022 Are you one of the many devoted dog lovers who enjoys the Waterfront Park dog off leash area at Newstead, a local resident, maybe both? Hamilton Ward Cr David McLachlan has released a proposal for the dog park, which includes some city-first innovations. Consultation closes January 15! Read about all the proposed changes and how you can have your say on page 5: http://ow.ly/QyLq50CZ15B
18.01.2022 #SpringintoSpringHill: They just want people to say, ‘you’re looking well’, or ‘have you been on holiday’, or ‘you never get any older. Dr Heather Jenkins knows all the secrets to giving her clients natural, healthy, and glowing skin at The Skin Lab at Spring Hill. She says it’s wonderful to help them with their health and aesthetic goals. - @theskinlab.brisbane - -... - #TheskinlabBrisbane #Myvillagenews #Springhill #Brisbane #antiwrinkleinjectables #laser #beauty #Hydrafacial See more
18.01.2022 Do you have something to say? Our 'Letters to the Editor' section gives you the opportunity to raise issues that you want highlighting. If you have something to say, we will give you a voice...
17.01.2022 #SpringintoSpringHill: A publican who grew up in rural New South Wales is bringing the country charm and hospitality of her hometown to a historic pub just a stones throw away from tower blocks and city skyscrapers. Have you had a drink (or scrumptious meal) at The Alliance? - @thealliancehotel - -... - #TheAllianceHotel #Myvillagenews #Brisbane #Springhill #Brisbanepub #pubs See more
17.01.2022 We give you a voice. Do you have something to share in our next edition? Give us a call and let's chat!
17.01.2022 Local coffee lover Greg Osborn says: "Before the pandemic, many coffee shops offered customers the option of using a keep cup. That went out the window with the lockdown." KeepCup co-founder Abigail Forsyth says Queensland has shown inconsistency over single-use plastics and insists with proper precautions reusable cups are safe to use. Is your cafe accepting reusable cups? Tell us below!... Read the full story on Page 12 of your New Farm Peninsula edition or 16 of your Inner North edition: https://myvillagenews.com.au/
17.01.2022 #SpringintoSpringHill: Spring Hill’s new independent, secular, and co-educational senior high school, IES College, knows that student wellbeing and learning are closely linked. So, they offer a holistic approach to learning in a smaller boutique schooling environment. - - - #Myvillagenews #IESCollege #SpringHill #Brisbane #Education
16.01.2022 We are so excited to be working with our very own coffee king Phillip Di Bella to tell the story of his new venture Coffee Commune - a world-first coffee hub in Bowen Hills! Keep an eye out for your next edition of My Village News to read all about it (over a fresh cup of coffee, of course )
16.01.2022 Brisbane City Council has approved the masterplan for the Albion Exchange - a transit-oriented development around Albion Train Station. Cr David McLachlan says the roads will not cope with the high rise village and has called for big changes to the three surrounding neighbourhood plans. What do you think? Find out which neighbourhood plans could be changed on page 5 here: https://bit.ly/3kKGfK1
16.01.2022 Our October issue has hit the streets. We would love to know what you think! www.myvillagenews.com.au/october-2020/
16.01.2022 Were you at the Resort Finale Runway at Breakfast Creek Lifestyle Precinct watching looks from Brisbane and Queensland's brightest designers light up the runway? My Village News was a proud sponsor of Brisbane Fashion Month: the creative talent we have in this city is inspiring! See if you were featured on our socials on page 19 of our November edition (a little teaser below!): https://bit.ly/3kKGfK1 P.S. Have an event coming up? Email us with at least a week's notice and we'll see if we can feature it in our socials pages. [email protected]
16.01.2022 #SpringintoSpringHill: Real Estate agent Sam Mayes has been heavily associated with Spring Hill for ten years now! He and his team at Space Property have already settled 42 properties in this year alone, despite the challenges of 2020. They are looking forward to many more successful years helping clients achieve their goals. - - - #myvillagenews #spaceproperty #realestate #springhill #brisbane
16.01.2022 We're back and so excited to be working on our very first My Village News for 2021 and we want to know your New Year's Resolutions! Tell us your your resolution - big or small - for your chance to be featured in the mag. Our writer Elle has one goal only: WearSunscreenEveryDay And our advertising doyenne Renee plans to be a Barefoot Investor devotee
16.01.2022 Hats off to our brilliant Year 12 students, we are so proud of you! This month we spoke to Liz Harness from Clayfield College, Caitlin Wasmund Loughnan from St Rita's College, Isobel Barry from St Margaret's Anglican Girls School and Fuzail Dean from Kedron State High School about the the year that was. We can tell you: the kids are alright. We wish them a bright future! Read the story here: https://bit.ly/3kKGfK1
15.01.2022 Merry Christmas!
15.01.2022 Looking for somewhere fun to go with your friends or family...
15.01.2022 HERE IT IS! Our December issue of My VIllage News - enjoy!
15.01.2022 We would love to hear your opinion...
14.01.2022 #SpringintoSpringHill: Tax accountancy seems dry, but the owners of Spring Hill’s Moffat & Morton say their work takes them into some of the most important moments of their clients’ lives. And right now, as people grapple with the pandemic, is no exception. Co-owner Steven Morton urges anyone facing financial difficulties to seek help sooner, rather than later. - Moffat & Morton Chartered Accountants - -... - #Myvillagenews #MoffatandMorton #Charteredaccountants #Springhill #Brisbane See more
14.01.2022 From little things big things grow! The Hamilton Neighbourhood Hub, Cr David McLachlan, Brisbane City Council and the community in a small pocket of Hamilton came together to plant almost 50 new street trees in 2020 Olive, 5, started prep at Hamilton State School the same year as this little tree was planted. She says: "I think it will be good for all the other kids who come here!" Shona Bryan Read the full story on Page 16: http://ow.ly/zZR550CYZXo
14.01.2022 Hello to our wonderful new readers in Ascot, Hamilton, Hendra, Wooloowin, Clayfield, Kalinga, Northshore & Albion! Our second edition for you is in letterboxes, cafes, newstands and other community hubs (like Hamilton Library) now We hope you enjoy it!
13.01.2022 Congratulations to the school community at Eagle Junction State School P&C on the primary school's 125th anniversary! To celebrate they've completed a stunning restoration of their historic wrought-iron gates, which stand in honour of the students and teachers who served in WWI. (They've also created a cookbook chock full of recipes supplied by the school community, so grab that if you want some tried and true meals and treats!)... Was EJ your school? Tell us your favourite memory about your schooldays x Eagle Junction State School Read about the restoration on page 6 of our Ascot | Hamilton | Clayfield edition of My Village News in your letterbox, local hubs or online at https://bit.ly/3kKGfK1
13.01.2022 Here is a link to our November issue. Coming to a letterbox near you but here is a sneak look! Let us know what you think!
13.01.2022 If you want to reach our readers then get in touch!
13.01.2022 We give you and your community a voice! Go on, have your say!
13.01.2022 My grandpa was a boilermaker on the docks where life was hard. But he instilled in me a strong work ethic saying if you are going to do anything, then you do it to the best of your ability. And I have taken that advice into everything Ive done, Jim said Jim Hermistons extraordinary life story is our front page this month. Do you have a favourite encounter with Jim?
13.01.2022 There are some really great places to eat in our area - what is your favourite?
11.01.2022 Watch out for more information - this is exciting!
11.01.2022 PCYC Fortitude Valley is celebrating 55 years fostering the development of young people and the broader community with a $5 million upgrade, and its nearly finished. PCYC Fortitude Valley club manager Rob Duffner says it will keep the club strong for another 55 years and beyond.
11.01.2022 #FlashbackFriday: "Addressing the publican, one of the patrons asks, 'Tell me, Charley, which of Dr Lang's ships did you arrive on: the Fortitude or Lima, maybe the Chaseley?" "None of those," said Charley Windmell. "I came on the James Pattison. It was a convict ship." Read Gerard Benjamin's Archives column about Fortitude Valley's "livewire" Charley Windmell on page 33: https://bit.ly/2IRckCE
10.01.2022 Being part of a community is about so much more than living in a particular postcode. It is about helping, being, speaking up and contributing. When did you last help someone out in your local area? Do you belong to any of your local clubs? We would love to hear your stories. Go on, tell us!
10.01.2022 Do you have something to share? A hot topic for debate or a good news story? Get in touch with our editorial team, we would love to hear from you!
10.01.2022 Chester was having a bit of fun in our community this week by visiting Valley Hearts and supporting their actions. Chester also took the opportunity to donate o...n behalf of Beth Zazlan (the winner of the Naming Competition) a coffee voucher kindly donated by My Village News. If you would like to find out what Chester is up to in the future, please continue to follow our page.
10.01.2022 #SpringintoSpringHill: St Josephs Gregory Terrace (or, more affectionately, Terrace) opened 145 years ago with 26 boys learning in a small chapel. The school marked the milestone this year as it embraced high-tech solutions to teaching and learning in a global pandemic. Are you a Terrace alumnus? What do you remember about your school? - @StJosephsCollegeGregoryTerrace - -... - #Myvillagenews #Brisbane #StJosephsCollegeGregoryTerrace #Springhill #BrisbaneSchools #TerraceAlumnus See more
09.01.2022 Have you seen the Ascot edition?
09.01.2022 Are you ready for the October issue of #myvillagenews ? We have some great stories of local interest and some great features. Let us know if you have a business you would like to advertise in the November issue.
09.01.2022 Merry Christmas to all of our readers, advertisers and staff! Without you guys, we couldn't do what we do!
08.01.2022 Some snapshots of this months snapshots!
08.01.2022 Brisbane City Council's had a change of heart on its plans for New Farm Park - withdrawing its application. Cr Vicki Howard says the council's working on "renewed plans" for the park but resident Genevieve Fraser said the council needed to consult the community on any future changes. Does New Farm Park need to change? What would you like to see?... Read more on Page 5 of the December issue of My Village News hitting your letterboxes, cafes and community hubs from today! Shona Bryan
08.01.2022 One of this months advertisers. Perfect if you are looking for a family lawyer!
08.01.2022 Mobile towers are causing a stir in Teneriffe. Resident Dan Williams said his body corporate group has approached a barrister to explore their legal options around the installation of infrastructure in their neighbourhood. Mr Williams said the 5G towers are likely to be an eyesore.
08.01.2022 If you want to promote your business to our readership, get in quick!
08.01.2022 We're already a little bit in love with Red Ridge the Label, thanks to an introduction from our Rag Trade columnist Laura Churchill. She writes it "brings the spirit of the Queensland Outback to life through stunning Aboriginal artist prints". Meet the artists and the other women behind the label in our September issue of My Village News.
08.01.2022 These two inspiring young people from All Hallows Schooland St James College are tackling big issues, like homelessness and food waste, facing our city with youthful optimism, enthusiasm and a lot of hard work as part of the Lord Mayors Youth Advisory Council. Good work, Isabel and Gibson!
07.01.2022 A Community Notice from this months issue of My Village News - Bike Bandits are at it again!
07.01.2022 Shoppers can make a real difference to the lives of rural Queensland families when they shop at the Buy from the Bush store at New Farm. Buy from the Bush opened a pop-up store in New Farm which attracted 5000 people through the doors in just three-and-a-half weeks in November last year. Now, @buyfromthebushqld has a permanent home at 866 Brunswick St. ... Buy from the Bush Queensland founder Kerri Brennan, who owns a cattle farm in west of Warwick, started the project in mid-2018 in the wake of a seven-year drought. She collaborated with other like-minded farmers from rural Queensland to achieve a far wider reach in selling products. Shoppers can buy everyday products like food and wine. There is also camel hand cream, haloumi and feta from Summer Land Camels. Read more in our June Peninsula edition, on page 15 https://tinyurl.com/4syvb6fp #buyfromthebushqld #myvillagenewsbris #supportfarmers #rurallife #ruralsupportqld #qldfarmers #rural #rivercity #corporategifts #rural #QLDfarmers #giftshop
07.01.2022 One of our local advertisers sharing some exciting developments.
07.01.2022 How has the Riverwalk treated you lately? Pedestrians have expressed concerns for their safety due to a recent increase in use from bike and scooter riders. All reports suggest its busy on the popular course right now. Brisbane City Council have installed a number of share the path signs across riverside routes and were looking to find out if theyre doing the trick.
06.01.2022 One of our advertisers, have you been yet?
06.01.2022 What do you think of the plans for the Breakfast Creek green bridge? Brisbane City Council's early planning has it pegged as "a distinctive arch bridge" between Cameron Rocks Reserve and Newstead Park and consultation is open until September 18. Read the full story in My Village News.
06.01.2022 Don't miss your chance for your business to appear in our December issue!
06.01.2022 Have you been yet?
06.01.2022 Do you have something to share? Get in touch and let's hear it!
05.01.2022 Hoping you have a fabulous weekend!
05.01.2022 We're so excited to launch an edition of My Village News just for the beautiful neighbourhoods in Ascot, Albion, Hamilton, Clayfield, Hendra, Kalinga and parts of Eagle Farm and Wooloowin this month. We will be your trusted local voice and biggest champion! Just like we are for our current readers, like Merlo Coffee's Dean Merlo!
05.01.2022 Want more colour in your life? This Friday Lordy Dordie Art by Georgina Forbes will teach an Australian Natives paint and sip workshop in her signature style at Bienarté in Albion! We spoke to her about her philosophy of colour and how art is healing in this month's My Village News edition Read all about it on page 16: https://bit.ly/3kKGfK1
05.01.2022 Vale Charles Clifford Ashdown. Cliff was a successful and generous businessman who created a bursary to help boys stay at his old high school, Churchie, when their financial situation changed. He deeply loved his family and his miniature schnauzer, Ivy His granddaughter, Annabelle Chapple, wrote a beautiful tribute to him, which you can read in our November edition. The tribute is on page 8 in New Farm & page 4 in Ascot, which are also available on our website myvillagen...ews.com.au Churchie Old Boys' Association
04.01.2022 We would love to see your pictures of your local community!
04.01.2022 Local pop phenomenon Sheppard is not slowing down for a pandemic. The band has been busy working on new material to keep fans covered through the COVID crisis. Read more by clicking on the picture below...
04.01.2022 Get involved, give us a call!
04.01.2022 In need of some 'You Time'? This is an article that we ran in April last year but we thought it might be useful now! https://myvillagenews.com.au/yoga-for-calm/
04.01.2022 Its official. Dogs are able to set sail and feel the breeze blow back their ears. Local member Grace Grace deemed the dogs on ferries and CityCats a success. It makes sense to make it permanent here in Brisbane, she said.
04.01.2022 Please tell us about all things Christmas in your village (Oh, and New Year's, too)! Let us know the what, where and when in the comments or email [email protected] with all the festive details
04.01.2022 What are your thoughts on this?
03.01.2022 #SpringintoSpringHill: Brisbane Central State School was first established in 1875 as the Leichhardt Street State School. Now, 145 years later it’s characterised by its growing, multicultural student population and is committed to nurturing creative, respectful learners. It prides itself on being inclusive, supportive, engaging and welcoming. - @brisbanecentralss - -... - #Myvillagenews #Brisbanecentralss #SpringHill #Brisbane #Education See more
03.01.2022 And growing! Community matters!
02.01.2022 If you have a local business and want to promote to local people, here is your opportunity!
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