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Family-friendly workshops in September: bee gardens, DIY projects, and expert gardening sessions. Fun for all ages!
The Australian Government has banned genetic discrimination in life insurance, protecting individuals from unfair policy decisions based on genetic information.
Including a team of 45 from Toowoomba – will line-up to prove age is no barrier to competing on the sporting field at the GemLife Games on the Sunshine Coast on September 5 and 6.
The Top Blokes Foundation is making waves in Toowoomba by mentoring boys aged 14-17 through a six-month program that promotes mental health, responsible decision-making, and respectful relationships.
New research from the Centre for Healthy Brain Ageing (CHeBA) suggests that high blood pressure treatment should be part of Alzheimer’s disease prevention strategies. Hypertension is the most common risk factor for dementia, affecting an estimated 1.3 billion people worldwide, including over half of all people over the age of 65. Antihypertensive medication is known to help prevent strokes but up to this point there have been few studies investigating whether antihypertensive medication can reduce the risk of Alzheimer’s disease, the most common cause of dementia. Latest research published in the journal Neurology, the medical journal of the American Academy of Neurology, and led by Dr Matthew Lennon from UNSW Sydney’s Centre for Healthy Brain Ageing (CHeBA), looked at data from 31,250 individuals across 14
Australian music favs bring the soundtrack to the Festival of Food & Wine The 75th Toowoomba Carnival of Flowers will come alive for four blooming weeks, from September 13-October 7, opening with three days of Festival of Food and Wine, from September 13-15. Thirsty Merc, Pete Murray, Kate Ceberano and James Reyne will join other leading and local sound-makers at Queens Park’s sumptuous celebration for all things food and wine. Pete Murray, known for his hit songs “Better Days”, “Feeler”, “So Beautiful” and “Opportunity” says his music continues to serve as the soundtrack for so many of his fans. “I’ve always prided myself on writing good lyrics, and I’m respected for what I write because my songs tend to make people think about where they are compared to where they wanna
Reuben Mah from Soil CRC won after developing a portable, pocket-sized 3D-printed device that pairs with smartphone apps to allow farmers to quickly and accurately test their soil.
“Queensland’s homegrown banking heroes are dedicated to serving locals and provide a compelling, purpose-led banking alternative that prioritises the needs of customers and communities,” COBA CEO Michael Lawrence said.
Protea Place’s innovative pilot programme in Warwick has highlighted the urgent need for integrated support services for vulnerable women, with over 300 women assisted since its launch.
Highfield’s artist Gabrielle Voll will join students from across Australia and NZ for the life-changing experience that is the CMAA Academy of Country Music Junior Course from July 14-20 in Tamworth.
Family-friendly workshops in September: bee gardens, DIY projects, and expert gardening sessions. Fun for all ages!
The Australian Government has banned genetic discrimination in life insurance, protecting individuals from unfair policy decisions based on genetic information.
Including a team of 45 from Toowoomba – will line-up to prove age is no barrier to competing on the sporting field at the GemLife Games on the Sunshine Coast on September 5 and 6.
The Top Blokes Foundation is making waves in Toowoomba by mentoring boys aged 14-17 through a six-month program that promotes mental health, responsible decision-making, and respectful relationships.
New research from the Centre for Healthy Brain Ageing (CHeBA) suggests that high blood pressure treatment should be part of Alzheimer’s disease prevention strategies. Hypertension is the most common risk factor for dementia, affecting an estimated 1.3 billion people worldwide, including over half of all people over the age of 65. Antihypertensive medication is known to help prevent strokes but up to this point there have been few studies investigating whether antihypertensive medication can reduce the risk of Alzheimer’s disease, the most common cause of dementia. Latest research published in the journal Neurology, the medical journal of the American Academy of Neurology, and led by Dr Matthew Lennon from UNSW Sydney’s Centre for Healthy Brain Ageing (CHeBA), looked at data from 31,250 individuals across 14
Australian music favs bring the soundtrack to the Festival of Food & Wine The 75th Toowoomba Carnival of Flowers will come alive for four blooming weeks, from September 13-October 7, opening with three days of Festival of Food and Wine, from September 13-15. Thirsty Merc, Pete Murray, Kate Ceberano and James Reyne will join other leading and local sound-makers at Queens Park’s sumptuous celebration for all things food and wine. Pete Murray, known for his hit songs “Better Days”, “Feeler”, “So Beautiful” and “Opportunity” says his music continues to serve as the soundtrack for so many of his fans. “I’ve always prided myself on writing good lyrics, and I’m respected for what I write because my songs tend to make people think about where they are compared to where they wanna
Reuben Mah from Soil CRC won after developing a portable, pocket-sized 3D-printed device that pairs with smartphone apps to allow farmers to quickly and accurately test their soil.
“Queensland’s homegrown banking heroes are dedicated to serving locals and provide a compelling, purpose-led banking alternative that prioritises the needs of customers and communities,” COBA CEO Michael Lawrence said.
Protea Place’s innovative pilot programme in Warwick has highlighted the urgent need for integrated support services for vulnerable women, with over 300 women assisted since its launch.
Highfield’s artist Gabrielle Voll will join students from across Australia and NZ for the life-changing experience that is the CMAA Academy of Country Music Junior Course from July 14-20 in Tamworth.
