What a weekend, what an amazing showcase of local industry and talent! The Link2Country Expo was jam-packed with informative booths, sweet treats, giant agriculture equipment, trade experiences and even mock cattle auctions and just plain ol' whip-cracking fun. So many schools turned out to see what their future could hold, and their arms - filled with goody bags - as the children tried out activities like honey-spinning and tractor pulling. Huge thank you to the organisers, sponsors, and
Read the full storyThe Ingham Pups have emerged victorious at the Saints Eagles Souths 2025 soccer carnival, defeating Brothers 4-3 in a thrilling grand final in Townsville. Goals from Patrick Pearce, Archer Carr, and a brace from Huxley Beatts secured the title for Herbert River. Ecstatic for the win, Herbert River's Sammy Pearce said, “We’re not Ingham Pups any more - we’re the Wolves now!” Continued on page 39 SPORTS PAGE HEADING: Ingham Pups Claim Victory Against Brothers In Riveting 4-3 Win The p
Read the full storyIn a thrilling showcase of innovation, determination and teamwork, a group of talented students from Gilroy Santa Maria College have raced their way into the global spotlight. The Gilroy Velocity Raptors, the youngest team on the track, claimed top honours at the Horizon H2GP North Queensland Finals, securing a coveted place at the H2GP World Championships in Chemnitz, Germany, in August of 2025. Their performance at the NQ Finals was nothing short of outstanding where they competed in a gruel
Read the full storyThe Hinchinbrook Community Support Centre has received a much-needed boost with the arrival of a brand-new bus to support their service delivery. The vehicle replaces the Centre’s previous bus, which was lost during the devastating floods earlier this year. While insurance covered the replacement of four other vehicles lost, there were no remaining funds to replace the bus, a critical resource for the Centre’s operations. Recognising the importance of access to transport for many vulnerable com
Read the full storyIt was a picture-perfect day for bowls as the finals of the Ladies Championship Singles took place, and the quality of play matched the beautiful conditions. In a thrilling and closely contested match, Gina Wright emerged victorious, claiming her first open singles championship title with a well-earned 25/18 win over the runner-up Elsa Piotto.
Both players showcased remarkable skill and composure throughout the final. Wright’s triumph marked a significant milestone in her bowling career, demonstrating her determination and focus under pressure. Piotto, a formidable opponent, put up a strong fight, but Wright’s consistency ultimately secured the win. Congratulations to both players on an outstanding match.
Social bowls also provided some engaging contests, with J. Bell, M. Spano, and M. Moore defeating I. Byrnes, J. Johnson, and T. Rhodes 16-10. In another match, A. Foti, K. Rotondo, and J. Casanovas secured a 21-16 victory over D. Tomba, A. Rutherford, and N. Evans.
Ingham Bowls Club continues to foster community involvement with a variety of weekly events. Wednesdays are reserved for Ladies Bowls and Thursdays are Barefoot Bowls, a great way for newcomers to experience the sport in a relaxed setting. Fridays see the Men’s Pairs take to the greens, and Sundays are dedicated to Social Mixed Bowls, welcoming players of all skill levels.
To stay updated on upcoming competitions and events, visit the Ingham Bowls Club Facebook page.