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Hail on the road from Clifton's Nov 2025 hailstorm

Clifton omitted from Disaster Recovery Grants

Clifton has seemingly been omitted from disaster relief funding, despite severe storms on the 26th of October being listed as a disaster event for SEQ.

31 March, 2026

FROM LEFT: Michael Hazeldean and Brad Hutchinson alongside Alex Calligan and Pete Murray on drums are Out of Bounds. The teachers turned rock and rollers, for the night, put on a high energy, atmospheric performance to raise money for this years CSHS Year 12 Formal.

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Out of Bounds: Local band plays fundraiser for Year 12 formal

Joy at her work station at the Clifton Museum, posing for a photo.

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Clifton's Archivist: Joy King

From left - CSHS senior leaders Justin, Sophie, Charlie and Chelsea.

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CSHS Leaders at Mayoral Conference

From left - Robin Marsh, Greg Marsh, Mark Celledoni and Louise Bourke made their way from Warwick to see the sunflowers shine.

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Sunflower Fundraiser at Mt Molar

From left - James, Lochlan, Marg Harper, and Sophia at Marg’s house.

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Students Supporting the Community: Meals on Wheels

Hopefully the work at the Clifton Library will include a little bit of yard work to clear out these weeds.

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Clifton Library temporary closure

Nobby’s winning team Patrick, Rachel, Ellie May

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Battle of the Brains

Sarah Johnston, Tasia Thomas, Ellie Stenzel, Isabelle Gilmore and Dimity Telford found it hard to be at their best in the cool, windy conditions as they were thanked by Show president Haydn O’Leary.

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Faces at The Clifton Show

Lachie Cossar’s heifer is patted by a crowd of kids while he performs one of his original songs for the show crowd.

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The Show Came to Town

These graduates are members of the second cohort to come through The Clifton Medical Centre. The centre has recently been approved for a third.

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Skilling Up Clifton

Naomi McKenzie in pensive pose beside one of her impressive works at the Ipswich Community Gallery.

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Combination of art and science

The replica of the Endeavour holds pride of place at the Australian Maritime Museum in Darling Harbour Sydney. The 1770 voyage of this small vessel is the primary reason the great city in the background is an English city for over five million people. Without the Endeavour’s voyage the city could have been a French, Dutch, Spanish, Portuguese or even a Russian city as all European nations were interested in Pacific colonisation. A tour of the Endeavour is a must for all young Australians.

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In defence of Captain James Cook: Final in our series

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