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Dylan Binstead and Sofia Thornber received their Australian Scout Award and Stacey Schultz earned her Wood Badge.

Pride in the pack: Scouts receive prestigious awards

On Friday evening, 28th November, two Pittsworth Scouts and a Scout Leader were recognised for outstanding achievements which have been years in the making.

9 December, 2025

The Senior Concert Band from Millmerran State School delighted the crowd with its musical talents.

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Millmerran lights up for Christmas

Celebrating graduation at the Mill Inn Tavern were (left) Isabella Morris, Madilynne Klingler, Aira Solano, Mrs Pearta Nolan, Parker Wilson, Erika Wellington, Ellie Gilchrist, (right) Mason Day, Darren Holley, Hayden Vandenburg, Ryder Shipley, Lucas Williams, Conner Richter, Logan Jurd, Chaise Dodd, Dallas Nielsen, Mackenzie Schultz, Kitren Blinkhorn.

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Millmerran SS graduation

These maps show the potential locations for an off leash dog park in Pittsworth as discussed at the meeting on Friday. The first is between the skate park and Hound Dog Fit in Yandilla Street, the second is a parcel of land at Rotaract Park on the corner of Murray Street and Hill Street East.

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Proposal for off leash dog park

Eddie surrounded by his children, grandchildren and great grandchildren.

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Fuhly’s 90th birthday bash

They say brekkie is the most important meal of the day - thanks to Foodbank Queensland, Sunny Queen Australia and volunteers from McLean Farms, students of Pittsworth State School (PSS) (front) Zoe, Sophie and Arabella benefited from a hearty bacon and eggs to start the day. Back row: Niall Christiansen (McLean Farms), PSS Chappy Steve, Albertus Noble (McLean Farms), PSS Principal Lars de Gier. Middle row: Sarah Brischetto (Sustainability Coordinator, Sunny Queen Australia), Lynda Inglis (Community and Corporate Manager, Foodbank Queensland), Cynthea Noble (McLean Farms), Odette Coetzee (McLean Farms), Cindy-Jane Ryan (McLean Farms), Isabelle Dench (General Manager Marketing, Innovation & Sustainability, Sunny Queen Australia) and Tara Day-Williams (Chief of Impact and Engagement, Foodbank Queensland).

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Free brekkie puts big smiles on little faces

Proud to launch the Pittsworth Garden Club Celebrating 45 Years 1980-2025 anniversary book were Helen Miller (Secretary), Val Hohn (President) and Toowoomba Region Mayor Geoff McDonald.

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45 years in bloom

A look at the Pittsworth Vet’s new premises at 7 Evans Street.

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Pittsworth Vet Surgery’s new digs

The Women's Shed members with Beauaraba Living CEO Bradley Smith (left), Wayne Saal (back right) and Bruce McGowan, Founder of the Belinda McGowan Foundation (right).

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Women's Shed donate to worthy cause

Lions Youth of the Year participants from PSHS with the judging panel. From left: Tim Hoffmann, Jasmine Perkins (Lions Youth of the Year), Emilie Peck, Freya, Gracie Lightfoot (Public Speaking Award), Tyson Moore (Public Speaking Award), Lachlan Folker, Helen Avery and Kerry McIntyre.

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Lions Youth of the Year builds confidence in rising leaders

From left: President of Pittsworth RSL Sub-Branch Allan Petersen OAM, Marvyen Whittaker, Neville Cullen, Barry Northill, Mal Norris CSC, Doug Caldwell, Toowoomba Region Councillor Trevor Manteufel, Cadet-Under-Officer of 19th Australian Army Cadets Unit Melanie Greenwood and Corporal Anastazia Kingsford.

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A solemn promise to remember

The Watoto Children’s Choir performed in Pittsworth last Saturday as part of its Better Days: There Is Hope live tour. Many of the children in the choir came from difficult backgrounds - each with a unique story of hope. Jed (centre) was rescued as a baby by Watoto when he was only three days old after his parents left him at the local hospital and did not return. He’s now 11-years-old, loves football and dreams of becoming a pilot. Jed was able to experience his first plane trip with the Watoto Children’s Choir on its journey to Australia.

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Voices from Africa delight in Pittsworth

Best dressed at the Brookstead Pub’s Melbourne Cup do were Viviene Jardine, Andrea Moy and Lydia Woods.

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Celebrating Melbourne Cup in style

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