Wednesday was an exciting day. Our new Centre for Learning and Innovation was finally opened to students and staff. It has been quite the journey to get to this point with the pandemic impacting upon timelines, labour availability and supply chains. Just walking through the building and watching the reaction on our young people’s faces and listening to them talk about the various learning spaces made it all worthwhile. It was a joy to see our staff and students beginning to use the various learning spaces.

The Vision for the Building was for it to be a genuine Prep to Year 12 facility located in the heart of the College that serves as an unmistakable statement to all in our community that learning is our core business. It was to be a space that reflects the best of what we know about how students learn. At the same time, it was to be a space that encourages growth in teaching and learning practices, both best practice and next practice. There was to be flexibility in function to allow spaces to change and adapt to different uses. The various spaces within it were to be designed so that learning and thinking would be visible. The type of learner, graduate, and person that our students will need to be to flourish also underpinned the Vision for the building.

With this in mind it was heartening to hear some of the comments from our young people about their first experience with the Centre for Learning and Innovation:

• ‘I love the different types of furniture and how you can adjust the heights of the desks to suit you’
• ‘The student boardroom is amazing’
• ‘The technology is so easy to use’
• ‘All the glass makes the building so light’
• ‘I can’t wait to study in here’
• ‘I really like all the writeable surfaces’
• ‘Wow you don’t realise how much space there is’
• ‘The College thought of everything when they built this’

Thank you to everyone involved in helping to realise the vision for the Centre for Learning and Innovation. It’s super exciting and I can’t wait to see the learning and teaching that will occur within it.

Tim Kotzur
Head of College

Upcoming Photos Dates

Monday 15 May – Secondary Sport Years 7-12 Semester 1 Photos
Tuesday 16 May – Upper Primary Class Photos & Portraits | Year 12 Cohort Photo
Wednesday 17 May – Sibling Photos | Lower Primary Class Photos & Portraits | Lower Primary Music & Cocurricular Photos
Thursday 18 May – Boarding Photos | Junior High & Senior School Class Photos & Portraits | Children of Old Scholars | Duke of Edinburgh
Friday 19 May – Primary Sport Years 4 - 6 Semester 1 Photos
August – Music Photos | 9A/B Class Photos & Portraits | Cocurricular Photos
September – Secondary Sport Years 7 - 12 Semester 2 Photos
October – Primary Sport Year 4 - 6 Semester 2 Photos

For more information, please visit the School Photography page on Firefly

Mourn with those who mourn, from Apostle Paul’s letter to the church in Rome

Each year as Anzac Day arrives, two experiences loomed large for me. The first was visiting the JEATH War Museum and the War Cemetery in Kanchanaburi, Thailand. The museum is a recorded history of the WWII period when Prisoners of War worked on the Thai Burma Railroad. The War Cemetery in the same town is a commemorative graveyard where small headstones remember over 7000 soldiers who died whilst in captivity. Carefully reading many headstones noting the name and age of those who had died, I remember weeping as the atrocities and the loss of life of young men and women became very real to me. Despite knowing of my own grandfather’s service in the war, this history which had previously felt remote now felt close, a story more connected to my own.

The second experience came almost a decade later when I participated in an Anzac ceremony at Gallipoli. This experience also moved me enormously, but this time it was because the place was beyond crowded with young Aussies and Kiwis who had chosen to spend time and money travelling to the place where their forebears had given their lives for the kind of just world they believed in. That day in Gallipoli, I felt a renewed sense of respect and pride in my fellow young Aussies and Kiwis who wanted to remember and pay their respects, honouring this ultimate sacrifice.

Today we also know that many servicemen and women who have returned from service abroad, continue to bear the physical, spiritual and psychological scars from their time serving in these places of conflict and suffering.

I am thankful that Anzac Day falls soon after Easter when we rediscover the God of compassion. In the lead up to the Easter narrative, John’s gospel tells us that Jesus finds himself confronted by the death of his friend Lazarus, and the deep grief of Mary and Martha. What was Jesus’ response? John simply says that Jesus wept. John’s account of this story reminds us that Jesus Christ, God with us, is always deeply with us in our grief, horror and suffering.

In his tears, Jesus reminds us that God is compassionate, God literally suffers with us. For me this story is also an invitation to be a person of compassion, to enter into the suffering of others. To mourn with those who mourn as St Paul reminds us. It is my experience that beauty and hope find their roots in this shared suffering. Like that day in Turkey, I took solace in the faces of thousands of young people who wanted to remember together.

We do not always have the strength to turn our eyes to the conflicts and suffering in our wider world, but let us hope and pray that we can embrace our humanity, remembering that when we are present to grief and suffering together with one another, and with God, beauty is found there and hope can grow.

In hope,

Stephanie Maher
Director of Identity, Formation and Service

On Thursday 4 May, between 6:30am – 3:00pm the entrance to the College on Lohe Street will be closed.  

Due to work being conducted at the Aquatic Centre (50m pool), this area will be unavailable to vehicles entering and exiting the College. If this is the entrance for your child/children, parents will be required to drop off at the entrance to Lohe Street only. Pedestrian access on Lohe Street will be available for students at this time. 

Traffic management will be in place between 7:00am – 3:00pm on the day.  We thank you in advance for your assistance in avoiding this area of the College.

Duke of Edinburgh Award participants were very busy over the Easter break taking part in many different activities. For most participants, the break was a chance to put in hours for their skill, especially for those doing Cooking. For others, it was enough time to complete an Adventurous Journey, both at Silver and Gold level. For one group of students, this meant a canoe trip on the Brisbane River, paddling from Fernvale to Kohlo bridge, over three days camping at night along the river. This trip is loved by our students and leaders and on this occasion, they were certainly blessed with wonderful weather. 

For one Gold Award participant, Year 11 student Sebastian B, his Gold Adventurous Journey involved a tall ship sailing trip from Gladstone to Brisbane. This trip is becoming popular with Gold participants, with Xavier C completing his Adventurous Journey during the summer break. It is certainly a great option for Gold participants as it enables them to complete the Practice and Qualifying Journeys concurrently on the one trip.

Also during the Easter break, a group of 7 students completed their Gold Residential Project. This activity is exclusive to the Gold level of the Duke of Edinburgh Award. It requires participants to ‘live in an unfamiliar location and work with people not of their usual friendship or social group while completing a project of their choosing’. This group is only the second group of students to complete their Residential Project together, completing a project of their devising and planning, from start to finish, with minimal support from me as the Award Leader. This is an incredible achievement. Spending five days at Googa Outdoor Education Centre which is similar to Ironbark and also providing Outdoor Education to Lutheran schools. 

Googa hosted our students who completed several projects, including farm work, fence building and they even turned their hands at restoring a deck. Other project work involved updating the Googa recipe book and trialling new creations in the kitchen. The focus of the project was to work with ‘paddock to plate’ in mind and to consider minimising the environmental impact of so many students attending the outdoor programs at Googa during the year. According to the Director of Googa, the students worked hard and were a welcome part of the team during their stay. Creating this connection with Googa and the work completed leaves a lasting legacy for Gold participants in the future.

For anyone interested in the Duke of Edinburgh Award, further information can be found HERE.

Anne Tetley-Jones
Head of Department: Languages
Duke of Edinburgh Award Coordinator

This is the first of two Year 7 - 12 Parent Teacher Interview evenings commenced this week. The second evening being held next Wednesday 3 May. 

Thank you to our Junior High Leaders who have offered to assist and provided support to our families on the night, our Senior Academic Prefects and Year 11 Volunteers for next week. We understand that some appointments book out very quickly. Feedback for parents on student progress and creating a supportive approach to assisting student learning is very important to us. For families who missed appointments, please contact the teacher directly.

Rachael Turnbull
Head of 7-12 Curriculum - Students

Congratulations to all students who participated in last Friday’s Cross Country events on Mayer Oval. It was fantastic to see students so determined to finish the race and collect points for their House. As Primary Years staff repeatedly teach our students, while it is wonderful to see our amazingly talented runners take out the top places on the day, it is just as admirable to see the students who know they are not the greatest runners, showing true grit and determination.

Congratulations to all participants, the staff for their support, the Year 6 Leaders for instilling their enthusiasm and parents who supported the event. Special thanks must go to Mr Lockie Burmas and Mr Orhan Memedovski for their excellent organisation and continued commitment to students in the Primary Years.

Lisa Challenor
Head of Primary Years

For the continued health and safety of all members of the St Peters Community, I remind you that we do not allow dogs on campus, whether they are leashed or otherwise. I thank you in advance for keeping your furry friends at home during drop off, pick up and at other College events.

Lisa Challenor
Head of Primary Years

Congratulations to Mrs Megan Daley on being awarded the 2023 Australian Teacher Librarian of the Year Award from the Australian School Library Association over the weekend. This national award recognises and honours an Australian Teacher Librarian who has made an outstanding contribution to the profession of school librarianship. Through their high level of achievement in professional knowledge, professional practice, and professional engagement they have made a positive impact on teaching and learning in their school and contributed to the school library profession at a state, national and/or international level.

This award will come as no surprise to the St Peters Community as we remain grateful for the service Megan offers not only to our community, but to libraries and literacy across the country.

Congratulations again Megan, we are proud of you!

Lisa Challenor
Head of Lower Primary 

Junior High mums and caregivers are invited to join us to celebrate Mother's Day by sharing breakfast with your students at our annual Mother's Day Breakfast. This event will be held on Friday 12 May 2023 commencing at 6:45am in front of the Grandstand Café.

For catering purposes, breakfast will need to be ordered and paid for prior to 10:00am on Monday 8 May.  

To order, please click HERE.

DATE AND TIME

Friday 12 May 2023  -  6:45am – 7:45am 

LOCATION

St Peters Lutheran College - in front of Grandstand Café  

We hope to see you there.

Ava Murdoch, St Peters graduate Visual Art student from 2022, was selected last year to be part of The Creative Generation Excellence Awards in Visual Art showcasing the thirty 2022 Excellence Winners.

This exhibition recognises and promotes excellence in senior visual art education throughout Queensland state and non-state schools.

Ava’s artwork Xplor was selected from over 500 student entries and is on display at the Queensland Gallery of Modern Art (GoMA) in South Brisbane, from 22 April to 6 August 2023.

Xplor investigates how the natural world shapes human existence. Transient moments in nature become fossilised in memories and the audience is invited to engage with the artwork by sending on their favourite postcard that they connect with.

This exhibition demonstrates the degree of sophistication in concepts, diversity of technical competence, and the high standard of visual art education in Queensland secondary schools.

The Creative Generation Exhibition is at GoMA from 22 April – 6 August 2023.

Sue Dobrenov
Senior Visual Art Teacher

Training Will Not Be Held On Labor Day

All training on Monday 1 May will not held as it is a public holiday. 

St Peters Chess, Rugby and Football Round 1 

Games Friday 28 April & Saturday 29 April

On Saturday 29 April (this coming weekend) St Peters Rugby and Football Year 4 - Open Teams will compete against St Edmud’s College and a range of other College’s in Round 1 games. Please check the draws for Rugby and Football carefully to ensure you know where you are playing.  

Our Intermediate - Open Chess Teams will also play against St Edmund’s College on Friday afternoon away at St Edmund’s.

Please do check the St Peters App for all details regarding venues and times of each game for this weekend's trial games.

Uniform Requirements for Term 2

As boys will be aware, Rugby, Football, Rowing and Cross Country will have College Uniforms that each boy is required to wear for games and competitions. If you have not purchased the correct uniform, please do so asap! No slides are to be worn before or after games.

Game Day Student Supporters

As a College, we value the support given to our sporting teams by other students. We do expect students supporting to be in Formal Uniform for the duration of their time supporting either at home or away venues. It is an expectation that students dress as they would normally at school during the week. We look forward to seeing great support throughout the term at our Rugby and Football games.

2023 AIC Cross Country & Runners Club

Each boy from Years 7 - 12 has been emailed and alerted about signing on and participating in Cross Country for St Peters. We strongly encourage any boy who is looking at participating in a Term 2 sport (Rugby and Football) or a Term 3 sport (Basketball, Tennis and Track & Field) to get along to at least one Cross Country or Runners Club session. This is a fantastic way to improve their overall fitness and will stand them in good preparation for their up and coming team sporting season.

Cross Country at St Peters has traditionally been well received and very competitive at both AIC and QGSSA. Let’s work hard in 2023 to maintain this high standard and consolidate on past years participation and performances. Training times for Cross Country can be found on the St Peters App. Boys can also find more details about Cross Country from the weekly sport email sent to them.

CROSS COUNTRY CAMP

We are seeking expressions of interest for St Peters Students attending the 2023 St Peters Cross Country Camp. It is intended to be a three day and two night camp which we are conducting on Saturday 29 April to Monday 1 May 2023.

Camp Details:

Venue: Sunshine Coast - Alex Park Convention Centre
Depart: Saturday 29 April
Return: Monday 1 May approx. 12:00 pm
Cost: approx. $375.00 per athlete

Please complete the form below if you wish your daughter/son to attend the St Peters Cross Country Preparation Camp. Please understand that the St Peters Cross Country Preparation Camp will involve high level coaching with students expected to participate in all aspects of the camp.  

Camp Registration - CLICK HERE

Wet Weather and Cancellations

With regards to wet weather and any unforeseen or potential cancellations of AIC sports, please ensure that you keep an eye out for notifications and alerts via the St Peters App. We will endeavour to keep everyone updated on both training cancellations and game day changes as the week progresses.

Term 2 AIC Sporting Coordinators – St Peters Boys Sport 

If the sport specific information you are looking for, in relation to Term 2 AIC sports for St Peters, cannot be found on the St Peters App, please contact the below sport specific sports representatives directly:

Rugby Coordinator: Mr Jack Sims – j.sims@stpeters.qld.edu.au
Football Coordinator: Sports House – football@stpeters.qld.edu.au
Chess Coordinator: Mr Wolf Stuetzel – w.stuetzel@stpeters.qld.edu.au
Cross Country: Mrs Kerry Schreiber – k.schreiber@stpeters.qld.edu.au

What a great way to start Term Two with Basketball, Football and Touch fixtures recommencing after the holidays with some amazing results against Somerville House last Friday afternoon/evening. We look forward to playing Brisbane Girls Grammar for Round 5 this Friday, please check the St Peters App for draws and bus details.

Pre-season Rowing is underway, Rhythmic Gymnastics has commenced, our Cross-Country girls are training hard, and it is just over three weeks until the QGSSSA Championships.

Reminder – due to the Public Holiday next Monday, there will be no Girls Sport training sessions on this day.

INTER-HOUSE CROSS COUNTRY CARNIVAL

The Year 7 – Year 12 Inter-House Cross Country Carnival was held last Thursday. The carnival, rescheduled from Term 1 due to the heat, was full of colour, school spirit, lots of smiles on faces and students happy to be back at school! Thank you to all involved for giving the students this wonderful opportunity, it was extra special to see our Year 12 students enjoying their last Cross Country run at St Peters.

CONGRATULATIONS – OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCES

National Age Swimming Championships

Over the holidays at the Gold Coast Aquatic Centre, approximately 40 students from St Peters Western attended the Australian Age Swimming Championships.

St Peters Western again took out the overall honours as champion club with a total of 3680 points, 1900 points in front of 2nd placed Nunawading. This is another outstanding achievement by our students who were superbly coached by Richard Sleight, Andrey Pianca, Jacob Hansford and Sienna McDonald.

A huge number of students did personal bests, made either A or B finals and represented the College with pride.

Congratulations to all our St Peters girls who competed with special mention to the following girls who gained a podium finish in their individual event/s, many winning relay medals also – amazing!

Amazing Individual Performances

Gold Medals and National Champions

• Amelia W (Year 12)
• Jaclyn B (Year 11)
• Ainsley T (Year 10)
• Olivia G (Year 7 SFD)
• Indi C (Year 10)

Silver Medals

• Jaclyn B (Year 11)
• Kaci C (Year 9)
• Olivia G (Year 7 SFD)
• Ainsley T (Year 10)

Bronze Medals

• Coco Mc (Year 8)
• Hannah M (Year 11)

Congratulations to Amelia W & Jaclyn B who after outstanding results at the Australian Age Championships have been selected in the Junior Australian Dolphins Team for the 2023 World Championships in Israel in September. What an amazing effort we are very proud of the girls.

Congratulations also to Georgia P & Zimmy Mc who had outstanding performances at the recent Queensland School Sport Swimming Championships. Both girls have been selected in the Queensland team and will compete in Sydney in August, what a fantastic effort by Georgie and Zimmy.

These amazing results are not achieved without a lot of hard work, well done to our students and their families for their continued support. Special thanks to all coaches and to Mr Lohe and Mr Nodwell who managed the team, it is a big job and their passion and support is outstanding.

Australian Track & Field Championships

A total of 23 St Peters Students competed at the Junior/Senior National Track & Field Championships held at QSAC over the holidays. Our students came away with 9 Podium finishes including 2 Australian Champions (2 x Gold, 4 x Silver & 3 x Bronze).

Added to this – 2021/2022 Old Scholars - Torrie Lewis, Hilal Durmaz and Kayla Newberry also competed in the U20 Open Championships. 

• Torrie L - Australian Champion (Opens) in 100m & 200m (fantastic achievement)
• Hilal D - 3rd in U20 Long Jump & U20 100m
• Kayla N - 2nd in U20 Heptathlon

It was an all-round fantastic performance for St Peters in Track & Field at a national level.

Congratulations to all students who represented Queensland at these championships, a number of students did personal bests and represented the College with pride.

Amazing Individual Performances

• Claire R (Year 7) – Gold and National Champion - U13 1500m
• Milla R (Year 10) – Bronze U17 400m Hurdles
• Allira T (Year 10 SFD) – Silver U18 Shot Put
• Toby S (Year 12 SFD) – Silver U18 High Jump
• Zoe C (Year 10) – Silver U18 Triple Jump
• Issy P (Year 11) – Bronze U18 100m Hurdles

Well done to all students and congratulations to our medal winners, we are very proud of your efforts.

2023 AUTUMN FIXTURES – FOCUS ROUNDS

Last Friday our senior students came out in force to support our Basketball girls for the second Focus Round for 2023. It was a great round of fixtures and the Open Basketball team responded well and came away with a great win. Well done to our captains!

Let's go saints!

Round 6 - Friday May 5 – Football v St Aidan's @ Toowong FC

AUTUMN FIXTURE SPORTS – BASKETBALL, FOOTBALL & TOUCH

Please see the St Peters App for training details.

Good luck to all our girls competing this Friday against Brisbane Girls Grammar.

Date claimers:

Round 5 v Brisbane Girls Grammar (A) – Friday 28 April
Round 7 v Brisbane State High (A) - Friday 12 May
Round 8 v Ipswich Girls Grammar (H) - Thursday 18 MAY
Round 9 v St Hilda's (Gold Coast) - Friday 26 May

AUTUMN FIXTURES - BUS TRANSPORT

All girls are expected to take the school buses provided to the Autumn Fixtures each Friday afternoon for away games or our home fixtures at UQ or Toowong FC. Bus details are always provided by the Sport Coordinator and are on the St Peters App. If students are driving, an email from parents to both the coordinator and myself are required giving permission.

The weekly draw is placed on the St Peters App as soon as it is finalised each week.

QGSSSA BASKETBALL

Coordinators: Mrs Anne-Marie Champion – a.champion@stpeters.qld.edu.au
                     Mr Matt Allen-Ankins – m.allen-ankins@stpeters.qld.edu.au

Date Claimer: Old Scholars Game – Tuesday 2 May, 5:00pm, further details to follow.

Let’s get along and support the girls, this is a great event.

For more information CLICK HERE.

Basketball Round 5 v Brisbane Girls Grammar, Friday 28 April – Please CLICK HERE for the draw

QGSSSA FOOTBALL

All enquires – football@stpeters.qld.edu.au

Football Round 5 v Brisbane Girls Grammar, Friday 28 April – Please CLICK HERE for the draw

QGSSSA TOUCH

Coordinator: Ms Anne-Marie George - a.george@stpeters.qld.edu.au

Touch Round 5 v Brisbane Girls Grammar, Friday 28 April – Please CLICK HERE for the draw

QGSSSA CROSS COUNTRY

Coordinator: Mrs Kerry Schreiber – k.schreiber@stpeters.qld.edu.au

It has been a busy few days for Cross Country with the Brisbane Girls Grammar meet held at Rangakarra on Wednesday afternoon. St Peters had many runners missing due the district Cross Country trial held at Limestone Park on Thursday. Well done to all runners.

All details for the remainder of the season including the St Peters 2023 Cross Country calendar can be found on the St Peters App.

Do your best to attend as many of these sessions as you can, with Wednesday sessions being a priority.

Community Run Club - join our Running Community on Friday mornings - meet at 6.30am at the St Peters Bus Stop.

Date Claimers: 

St Aidan’s Invitation Meet: Wednesday 3 May
St Margaret’s/Clayfield College Invitational Meet – Wednesday 10 May
St Peters Cross Country Camp: Saturday 29 April – Monday 1 May
QGSSSA Cross Country Championships – Saturday 20 May

CROSS COUNTRY CAMP

We are seeking expressions if interest for St Peters students to attend the 2023 St Peters Cross Country Camp. It is intended to be three days and two nights camp which we are conducting this Saturday 29 April to Monday 1 May 2023.

Camp Details:

Venue: Sunshine Coast - Alex Park Conference Centre
Depart: Saturday 29 April
Return: Monday 1 May approximately 12:00pm
Cost: approximately $375.00 per athlete

Please complete the form below if you wish your daughter/son to attend the St Peters Cross Country Preparation Camp. Please understand that the St Peters Cross Country Preparation Camp will involve high level coaching with students expected to participate in all aspects of the camp.  

Camp Registration - CLICK HERE

Girls Rowing

Coordinator: Mrs Helen Allard – h.allard@stpeters.qld.edu.au

Thank you to the girls who have signed on to row in 2023. If you are thinking about Rowing, it is not too late, please email Mrs Allard.

The first official training (on the water) started last Wednesday morning for the Open girls and on Saturday for all other girls.

Date claimer: Rowing Camp - Term 2, Saturday 17 June - Friday 23 June.

An important event on the Girls Rowing calendar is the Rowing Camp, this will be held on the first week of the school holidays at the end of Term 2.

Please mark these dates in your diaries.

Rhythmic Gymnastics

Coordinator: Mrs Nicole Maynard – n.maynard@stpeters.qld.edu.au

Thank you girls for a fantastic week of RG training!

This week, performance groups were confirmed. All girls worked in their groups learning new choreography, learning formations with their apparatus and practising core skills needed to learn the routine.

Remember you must email me if you’re unable to attend training – n.maynard@stpeters.qld.edu.au

Please be mindful to keep your group training time consistent throughout the season.

Date Claimer: QGSSSA Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships – Friday 4 August (Week 4, Term 3). The 2023 Rhythmic Gymnastics Calendar can be found on the St Peters App

As always, keep up the great work, keep practising and keep smiling.

I look forward to seeing you all at training next week - Mrs Maynard

Anne-Marie Champion
Girls Sport Coordinator

The Football Support Group are hosting their annual Trivia Night and invites the whole College Community to come along for a fun filled night. No Football knowledge is required. Bring your own food. Drinks must be purchased at the bar. Ticket sales close this Friday 5 May at 3:00pm.

Date:         Saturday 6 May
Time:         6:00pm  
Venue:       Café 45, Indooroopilly Campus
Cost:          $20.00 per person
Tickets Available HERE

Future Vet Kids Camp is returning to Indooroopilly these upcoming June/July school holidays! We are all very excited!

We had many St Peters Students attend last year which was amazing! It's great to see so many future vets and animal lovers in the St Peters Community!

Full information for the Future Vet Kids Camp is contained below and their website can be found HERE.

We are excited to hold our annual Reunion Weekend over June 9 - 11 this year to celebrate your time at St Peters Lutheran College. 

St Peters Old Scholars Association (SPOSA) warmly invites all Old Scholars to attend the line-up of events at the College, enjoy a chance to stroll around the campus, tour the new Centre for Learning and Innovation Building, reminisce and reunite with old friends over Reunion Weekend. 

We have a packed schedule so please RSVP HERE.

We look forward to seeing you there!

Tabrizi Home Builders

Adaptit Group
AE First Aid Training
Allsports Physiotherapy
Little Locals Early Learning
Travel Managers

If you would like to be a Netball Sponsor in 2024 please contact netballpsg@stpeters.qld.edu.au

Alex Jordan McGrath Real Estate

Thank you to our 2023 Sports Lunch Sponsors

Allclear Print + Signs
Hurom
Ray White Indooroopilly

Thank you to the following individuals and businesses for their kind donations: 

Verve Portraits

St Peters P&F

Sports House

Betty’s Burgers

Doug Curtis, Jindalee Fitness 24/7

St Peters Old Scholars Association •Phil Jackson

TopStroke

Brick Lane Brewing

Allsports Physiotherapy & Sports Medicine Clinic Indooroopilly

Cr James Mackay, Walter Taylor Ward, Brisbane City Council

Phil Jackson

Toowong Village

Courtney’s Quality Meats

Hillstone, St Lucia 

Verve Portraits

Chris and Anna Staples

Deep Grey Portraiture