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Neil Burleigh sounds the march of the parade with his bagpipe.

Finnegan's Wake

On Saturday, Clifton celebrated its Irish roots with the annual Finnegan’s Wake Parade through town.

13 March, 2026

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

A flock of Little-Corellas flies over a sorghum field at Mount Molar.

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Corella Carnage around Clifton

Kimberley lines up a shot in a canter event

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Ancient Skill, Modern Sport

Wattles halfback and Tom Hatch will steer the 2026 first grade side.

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Warriors face 34th Barrett Shield match

As the First Fleet entered Sydney Harbour the female convicts must have felt that the end of the horrific living conditions they had endured for eight months was coming to an end. Unfortunately their first few days ashore were to be days of shame as the men, fueled by rum began a night of anarchy and debauchery that Governor Arthur Phillip was powerless to stop.

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First Fleet Convinct Women and Their Struggle to Survive

Nobby’s winning team Patrick, Rachel, Ellie May

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Battle of the Brains

Joe Maher watch his Bison eat up some grain out on his Clifton-Leyburn Rd property.

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Clifton's Critters: Bison

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

The Rod Frahm Memorial Trophy was presented by Janette Frahm pictured with Jack Postle and Anipro distributor John Hughes.

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All Breeds Stud Cattle Heifer Show

Two of the younger show-goers had a go at the cross-cut saw event.

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The Show goes on, even in the wet!

Supreme Exhibit of the Show was exhibited by Branchview Charolais from Dalby, the winning beast led by 12-years-old Jack Postle, pictured here with sponsor of the trophy, Member for Condamine and Speaker of the Queensland Parliament Pat Weir. The beast that impressed the judges most was a nice looking, well presented 14 months old heifer.

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Supreme Exhibit not the biggest - but the best

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