No, It's Rally Racers! By Victoria Velton Chris and Tracey Castles have taken to the skies on a 26-day, 10,500-kilometre journey as part of the Royal Flying Doctor Service Outback Air Race 2025. Flying under the banner of Team 15 – Rookies, the pair are navigating their fire engine red A32 Vixxen through some of Australia’s most remote regions in a rally that is less about speed and more about navigation, timing, and precision. Their mission is twofold: to embrace the adventure
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The renowned Thorsborne Trail on Hinchinbrook Island (Munamudanamy) is receiving a significant upgrade, with works currently underway to enhance visitor experience while preserving the island’s unique natural and cultural values. Led by the Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service, the project is being delivered in close collaboration with Bandjin and Girramay Traditional Owners. The aim is to improve infrastructure along the 32-kilometre trail without compromising the remote and pristine characte
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All around the Shire, and Australia, Vietnam Veterans' Day was commemorated in remembrance of the Battle of Long Tan and other Australian operations in the Vietnam War. “Vietnam Veterans Day holds profound importance in Australia's national consciousness. It is not merely a day etched into the calendar, but a moment of collective reflection, a time to pay tribute to those who served to acknowledge the complexity of their experiences and to ensure their sacrifices are never forgotten.” “The sto
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The Lions Club of Ingham is once again proud to present the annual Ingham Sportstar Awards, celebrating the outstanding sporting achievements and contributions of local athletes, teams, and volunteers. Nominations are now open, and the Club is calling on the community to help shine a spotlight on Hinchinbrook’s sporting heroes. The awards recognise achievements from 1st September 2024 through to the nomination closing date, and all nominees must be Hinchinbrook residents or represent a local sp
Read the full storyIn an age where identity, expression, and individuality are constantly evolving, art remains one of the most powerful tools for exploring the human experience. The upcoming Androgyny exhibition at TYTO Regional Art Gallery invites viewers into a space where the boundaries of gender, self, and aesthetic are challenged and re-imagined through compelling contemporary works.
Opening on May 16, this evocative exhibition brings together a diverse group of artists who each offer their own interpretation of androgyny, whether that be through surreal landscapes, impressionist strokes, multimedia innovation, or photographic exploration. Featuring the artistic works by David Rowe, Paula Jade Grioli, Helen Thrift-Brooks, Ann Vardanega and Mitch Lynn, all presenting striking takes that blur traditional binaries with quiet intensity and bold expression.
Androgyny, by its nature, resists easy definition. It lives in the spaces between, whether biological, expressive, or emotional. It asks us to look beyond surface and stereotype and instead see the spectrum of human experience in all its glory. This exhibition is not just a showcase of visual artistry, it’s an invitation to reconsider assumptions, engage with difference, and celebrate the richness of individuality.
Whether you're an art enthusiast, a curious observer, or someone passionate about gender and culture, 'Androgyny' promises a thought-provoking journey. This exhibition's opening night is a free event, but bookings are essential for catering purposes. Get your tickets via the hinchinbrookticket website or by scanning the QR Code. If you cant make opening night, know that the exhibition runs until 14 June 2025.
WHAT: Androgyny Art Exhibition.
WHEN: Opening Night Friday 16 May 2025, 6:00pm – 9:00pm | Exhibition runs until June 14th.
WHERE: TYTO Regional Art Gallery, 73 McIlwraith St, Ingham.
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