“There remains, then, a Sabbath-rest for the people of God; for anyone who enters God’s rest also rests from their works, just as God did from his. Let us, therefore, make every effort to enter that rest." Hebrews 4:9-11
Australia has sometimes been called the Land of the Long Weekend! We love our weekends, and we love our long weekends even more. It is the season of Public Holidays - Good Friday, Easter Monday, ANZAC DAY, Labour Day, and in Ipswich, Show Day all follow in quick succession, meaning we are getting long weekends regularly at this time of the year. Intriguingly, on the Friday between the Thursday ANZAC Day holiday and the weekend, sick leave absences were expected to be up by 53%. I don't know what the final figure was, but that's a remarkable coincidence so many more people than usual would get sick on that day!
While taking a 'sickie' to get a long weekend is not honest, I don't begrudge people taking leave they are entitled to, and I wholeheartedly approve of making the most of times of rest. God designed us to rest. We need to spend up to a third of each day sleeping for good physical and mental health. We need a day of rest each week for this as well. The bible tells us even God rested on the seventh day, so we don't need to pretend we work harder than God by working every day. The bible tells us Jesus took time out to rest and to pray, so we have every encouragement to do so too.
Rest is vital. Sometimes employers urge their employees to give 100%, or even 110% or more effort in our jobs. That's plainly ridiculous! If you want to run at 100% effort you would be sprinting. No one can sprint all the time. Nor can we always work at maximum speed or capacity. A much more helpful approach from employers would be to encourage us to do what is required in the whole of life, in order to be focused when we are at work, and in that way we will be the most productive. This means making time to rest. We must recognise how to pace ourselves at work and at home so we can live in a sustainable way. We all get this out of balance at times. We need to be vigilant that we don't overwork ourselves and experience burnout, or fall into laziness and other bad habits. Rest is critical for us.
The good news of Easter is that Jesus has won for us eternal rest with God. In the letter to the Hebrews we read about God's plan for this eternal rest which Jesus gives us. Jesus himself promised to give rest to the weak and heavily laden. Spiritual rest from Jesus will refresh us physically as well. There is a delightful line in Robin Mann's song 'Walking Down The Road' which says of Jesus, "You know when to run, when to rest in the sun, so I'm walking down the road with you." There are times to run and times to rest. There are times to work hard and times to take a break from our work. We live knowing Jesus wants us to rest and that Jesus gives us rest.
The good news is also that there will come a time when our work on earth is done. We have the promise of heavenly rest in the peace and joy of our gracious God.
Pastor Matt Wilksch Springfield Chaplain
St Peters Lutheran Church
Indooroopilly Sunday Service
Every Sunday at 9:00am St Peters Chapel We’d love for you to join us!
SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHY | MONDAY 13 MAY – THURSDAY 16 MAY
Your child/ren have received their personalised photography envelope giving full details of ordering and payment.
Simply review the variety of photo packages available and follow the instructions on the back of the envelope.
Envelopes are personalised to each student with name and shoot key.
Photographs will be supplied on a pre-paid basis only.
All students are required to have their portrait photo taken regardless of whether a photo pack is being purchased or not.
FAMILY (SIBLING) PHOTOS
Due to the popularity of Family (sibling) Photos and the clash with sports training/ music rehearsals, we have added an additional photo session during the week. To help distribute the families over the two days, we are requesting Junior High and Senior School Families attend on Tuesday and Primary Years Families attend on Wednesday.
Junior High & Senior School Families: Family/sibling photos will be held in Café 45 on Tuesday 14 May.
Primary Years Families: Family/sibling photos will be held in Belfield Hall on Wednesday 15 May.
If your children cross over all three sub schools, please attend on a day that suits your family.
Family/sibling envelopes will be attached to the eldest child’s individual photo envelope. Spare envelopes are available at Sub-School Receptions.
There will be no teacher supervision provided on both mornings. Students in Primary Years must be supervised by a parent or guardian.
CHILDREN OF OLD SCHOLARS PHOTO – Thursday 16 May (1:40pm, Café 45)
Each year, St Peters offer students whose parents or grandparents are Old Scholars, the opportunity to be in a group photo. This is a wonderful opportunity to capture a moment of all the children together and celebrate St Peters’ legacy.
We kindly ask that students be dressed in their full uniforms. For those children in Lower Primary, your child will be escorted to and from the location when required. All other students will make their own way there.
SPORT, MUSIC AND CO-CURRICULAR PHOTOS
These photos will be handled separately to the class photos. Further information regarding these will be forwarded at another time including dress code.
You will receive an order envelope a few weeks after the photos are taken.
Secondary Sport Semester 1 Photos (Years 7 – 12) will take place on Monday 13 May and Primary Sport Semester 1 photos on Friday 31 May. If you have any queries regarding the Sports photos, please contact the Sports Department on 07 3377 6143.
Music Photos and Cocurricular Photos will be taken in Term 3 - please refer to the schedule below. Further information regarding these will be forwarded at a later date including dress code.
PHOTO DATES
Below are the scheduled school photo dates for 2024
For more information, please visit the School Photography page on Firefly
Southern Cross Bus Tracking
Thank you for your patience this year while we’ve navigated the changes for the SCT bus services. Some families have reported issues with the tracking of the new services. The services have been tracking correctly; however, if you have the routes saved on your app, they may not have updated.
To fix your tracking please follow these steps:
Click on ‘live tracking’
Click the image of a bin with an 'x' on any saved S6# routes.
At the top right of your screen hit the search button.
Select Southern Cross Transit as the Operator.
Select the services you require. Please note that depending on the time of day, they may be in 'Active routes' or 'Inactive routes'. There is a search button to help you find them easily.
Updated timetables and routes are available via the Location & Transport page of the St Peters website.
Planned Disruption | Harts Road | Wednesday 8 May – Thursday 30 May 2024
Please note the planned disruption to Harts Road from Wednesday 8 May to Thursday 30 May as below.
As we navigate the academic year together, we would like to take a moment to emphasize the significance of keeping your personal information up to date.
Maintaining accurate and current records is crucial for several reasons:
Emergency Situations: In case of an emergency involving your child, having the most recent contact details, including phone numbers and addresses, ensures that we can reach you promptly. Timely communication is essential to ensure the safety and wellbeing of our students.
Health and Medical Records: Accurate health information is vital for our school's healthcare professionals to provide appropriate care in case of illness or injury. Updated contact details are crucial in reaching you for consent or additional information when needed. Medical information includes, but is not limited to medical conditions, medication and medication permissions, allergies, ongoing medical and general consents, and dietary requirements.
Communication Channels: We rely on various communication channels to keep you informed about important school events, academic progress, and other pertinent information. Keeping your email addresses, phone numbers and other contact information current ensures that you receive timely updates.
School Policies and Procedures: As school policies and procedures evolve, we need to keep you informed about any changes that may impact your child's education. Updated contact information ensures that you are aware of any modifications or new initiatives.
Parental Involvement: We value your involvement in your child's education. Having accurate contact information allows us to invite you to parent-teacher conferences, school events and other opportunities for parental engagement.
How to update your Personal Information:
To facilitate the update of your personal information, we have made the process simple and accessible. Please log in to the Community Portal using your MyStPeters parent ID and password: http://mystpeters.com.
Your cooperation in this matter is highly appreciated, as it contributes to the overall safety, wellbeing, and success of your child's educational journey.
Thank you for your attention to this matter, and we look forward to a continued partnership in your child's education.
St Peters Western Final Training Session Before Paris Trials - Saturday 11 May
On Saturday 11 May, the St Peters community has a unique chance to witness Dean Boxall and his elite high-performance squad's final training session before they depart for the 2024 Paris Olympics swimming trials.
This exclusive opportunity grants access to the usually off-limits St Peters Aquatic Centre, where spectators can observe the squad, including international swimming stars like Ariarne Titmus, Mollie O'Callaghan, Elijah Winnington, Shayna Jack, Brianna Throssell, Jack Cartwright, Kiah Melverton, Abbey Harkin, Jenna Forrester and St Peters Year 12 student Jaclyn B, as they undergo intense race simulation training.
Although you won't have the chance to meet the swimmers or take photos due to their focus on training, you'll be right in the midst of the action, experiencing the energy and atmosphere of Olympic-level competition.
Gates open at 6:00am sharp, and spectators must be seated by 6:25am to catch the 6:30am start of the session, which will last approximately 2 hours. Don't miss this opportunity to be part of the excitement!
St Peters Families and Friends, join us for the ALWS Walk My Way on 11 May
Last Tuesday, Old Scholar and Executive Director of Australian Lutheran World Service (ALWS), Michael Stolz, came to speak to the Senior School about the work of ALWS in supporting the people of Ukraine. He shared photos and stories from his time in Poland last year and the important work the Lutheran Church is doing there to support the people of Ukraine. Michael also spoke about Walk My Way – Ukraine on 11 May, starting and finishing at QUT Gardens Point Campus.
The Chaplaincy Team and the Social Justice Committee are supporting this event and would love for you to join us! While it is not an official supervised school event, it will be a chance to come together as a community and walk to raise awareness and support for the people of Ukraine.
You can join the St Peters team and walk 3km with us or walk/run 12.5km.
St Peters meeting point for 3km walk: Subway at QUT Gardens Point at 1:15 pm St Peters meeting point for 12.5km walk: Subway at QUT Gardens Point at 12:45 pm
Please see the above flyer for the event, put out by ALWS (Australian Lutheran World Service, the event organisers), sharing their heart for this important cause.
The big School Dance is approaching! What will the theme be this year? What is everyone going to wear? How will I fit in all my schoolwork so I am ready to go to the dance? What kind of music is that?! How can I go and not feel anxious? Do they like me? Should I ask them to dance? Can I just dance with my friends? Woah how do they dance like that?
Get ready for The Night of Nights with our students and follow as they try to answer all these questions! It's sure to be a rocking night that everyone will remember for a long time!
Next week, we're hosting presentations during lunch breaks to mark National Careers Week. Join us in the Careers Centre on the top floor of Theile House. Feel free to bring your lunch along. Remember to note down the dates in your calendars and try to attend as many sessions as you can. It's a great opportunity to learn more about various career paths!
Academic Matters
Dialogues at School
On Wednesday 2 May, St Peters held a Dialogues @ School event with the focus question, “Could AI Improve Education For All?”. The panel comprised Year 11 students Leo B, Chloe E, Noah J, Lexie R, Aliana T and Daniel T, who were joined by MC Holly H and moderator, St Peters Old Scholar and inaugural Dialogues panel representative, Noah Davies (PY 2023). Over 100 students from Years 10 and 11 participated in this event as audience members and co-contributors. The discussion was lively and points raised around the room were informed and insightful. AI in education is certainly an evolving and complex issue, and listening to our students' voices, their many perspectives and personal experiences, was beneficial for all in attendance. We thank our panel members and organisers and look forward to future Dialogues @ School opportunities.
The Brisbane Dialogues (TBD) was founded in Brisbane in late 2019 by a group of friends concerned about polarisation and deterioration of public (and private) discourse. TBD is a wholly independent, neutral, intergenerational, volunteer-based, not-for-profit association that stimulates across-the-aisle discussions about big ideas and issues. Their mission is to demonstrate what better discussions look like and help others turn one-way talks, one-sided panel, and adversarial arguments into genuine dialogues. (TBD 2024)
Roslynne Midgley IB Diploma Coordinator
Duke of Edinburgh
The Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme, referred to as Duke of Ed, is a youth development leadership scheme for young people aged 14 to 25 years. Any person can join the award at any time once they have reached the qualifying age. Participants progress at their own pace.
Physical Recreation | Skills | Service
Drop in session: Every Wednesday during lunchtime in DO7
The Primary Years had the pleasure of celebrating Mother’s Day by sharing breakfast and Chapel with our students and their mums yesterday. It was such a lovely way to start the day and I would like to especially thank Mrs Hall-Smith, Mrs George, Mrs Staples and Mrs Davey for their expert organisation of this event. Thanks to Chaplain Kirstin and our Year 6 Faith and Service Leaders who led our Chapel Service following the yummy breakfast. Did you notice the brand-new Nespresso Coffee Machines as you enjoyed your warm drink? A huge thank you to the Primary Years Support Group for purchasing these machines so that our morning coffee was just a little more delicious.
My gratitude also goes to our student helpers—we very much appreciate your support and involvement. I hope all our Mums and Grandmas have a wonderful Sunday.
PREPS IN THE CENTRE FOR LEARNING AND INNOVATION
Our youngest students at St Peters had an enriching day last Tuesday at the Centre for Learning and Innovation, where they saw our new laser cutters in action. After drawing their personalised designs, we used the laser cutters to create unique key tags, transforming their designs into tangible gifts for their special mums this weekend. The hands-on experience sparked their curiosity and helped them learn new techniques, fostering creativity and a better understanding of design and technology.
RECONCILIATION PLAN AT ST PETERS
Part of the College’s Strategic Intent 2025 outlines…"we inspire our students to be responsible and engaged global citizens and stewards through opportunities that promote global competence and intercultural respect and understanding."
A group of interested staff has been developing the St Peters Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) in line with this strategic tenet. Below is the College’s vision for reconciliation:
St Peters Lutheran College stands on the Traditional Lands of the Turrbal and Jagera peoples. A Christian coeducational College that strives to nurture and empower each student to become a compassionate and globally aware citizen who contributes to shaping and enriching our world.
With a strong commitment to a reconciled Australia, our vision centres on fostering a culture that honours and acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. We seek to establish genuine and meaningful opportunities that deepen knowledge, understanding and appreciation of the diversity of our First Nations peoples, traditions, histories and continuing contributions across Australia, and their unique place as part of our shared national identity.
Central to our approach is the belief that all individuals are created and loved by Christ and have inherent worth and value.
By doing so, we stand alongside our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community, acknowledging cultural heritage, beliefs, and languages. Through open dialogue and action, we allow our community to learn about and respect the spiritual and ancestral history of our nation.
Lisa Challenor Head of Primary Years
Sport
Sport Photos
SPORT PHOTOS
These photos will be handled separately to the class photos. Further information regarding these will be forwarded at another time including dress code.
You will receive an order envelope a few weeks after the photos are taken.
Secondary Sport Semester 1 Photos (Years 7 – 12) will take place on Monday 13 May
Primary Sport Semester 1 photos on Friday 31 May.
If you have any queries regarding the Sports photos, please contact the Sports Department on 07 3377 6143.
Primary Sport Photos (Years 4 to 6) - Semester 1 Friday 31 May
Term 3
Secondary Sport Photos (Years 7 to 12) - Semester 2 Tuesday 10 September
Term 4
Primary Sport Photos (Years 4 to 6) - Semester 2 (and additional Secondary Sport photos) Monday 14 October
Rowing
Boys Rowing
St Peters Boys Rowing enjoyed a very long but successful first regatta in the South Queensland School Aged Rowing Conference last Saturday with the following crews taking first place in their events:
Year 8 Junior Quad – Ben K, Juey K, Matteo B, Ansel J, Harry S (cox)
Year 10 Single Scull Div 1 – Max K
Year 10 Double Scull Div 2 – Oliver H, Ray C
Year 10 Quad Div 1 – Dheeraj C, Josh W, Oliver H, Ray C, Finn O (cox)
Open Single Scull – Div 1 – Flynn G
Open Single Scull – Div 2 – Sam M
Open Double Scull – Div 1 – Ted A, Luca K
Open Quad – Div 1 – Matt J, Lucas C, Sam M, Flynn G, Dominic P (cox)
Congratulations to all our rowers and coaches who did themselves proud at the Queensland State Rowing Centre, Wyaralong. A big thank you to all the Rowing parents for supporting the boys, towing the equipment trailer, taking photographs to share and providing catering during the regatta. We look forward to building on these results in Regatta 2 on Saturday, 18 May.
Girls Rowing
St Peters Girls Rowing is starting to hit its stride this week, with all squads on the water and in the gym consistently over the last few weeks. Our Junior Shed (Years 8 – 9) are spending as much time as possible in single sculls during their water sessions. St Peters Rowing fleet includes 20 single scull which allows all our athletes to develop excellent rowing technique. This is a unique aspect of St Peters' approach to Rowing compared with many of the large school programs in the BSRA. It provides a significant technical advantage once we reach regatta season.
The girls completed a practice round of ergo trials last week, and their first real trials are this week ahead of the BSRA Indoor Rowing Championship on Monday, 20 May, hosted by Somerville House. The Indoor Rowing Team will be announced early next week. ALL girls are encouraged to attend the championship. There will be a bus to and from Somerville House after school—more information will be available later this week.
Helen Allard Coordinator – Rowing Programs
Boys Sport
“The only one who can tell you 'you can't win' is you and you don't have to listen.” - J Ennis
Boys Weekly Sport
Chess
The Boys Chess team faced off against St Laurence's College in a tightly contested match, resulting in a 56-56 aggregate point draw. Our team showcased dominance by winning three divisions and turning over an 18-point deficit at the halfway point. Additionally, it marked the season's commencement for our primary students, setting a promising tone for the rest of the year. It was great to have all year levels compete at the same venue in the afternoon.
Football
Our First XI Football team played an exhilarating match ending in a 0-0 draw. Despite a lack of goals, the game was action-packed with thrilling one-on-one encounters and impressive penalty saves.
Rugby
In Rugby, our school hosted a thrilling festival of sport for the second consecutive week, welcoming teams from all divisions. Our Year 7s clinched a narrow victory, demonstrating promising skill and teamwork. Meanwhile, our First XV engaged in a spirited battle against St Laurence's College, showcasing determination and resilience throughout the match.
Cross Country
Preparations for Cross Country are underway, with the first meet scheduled for Wednesday, 8 May, at Sherwood. This event will provide our runners with their initial opportunity to gauge their abilities in the AIC competition.
While the recent results against St Laurence's College may not have been what we hoped for, they serve as valuable learning experiences. These setbacks will enable us to identify areas for improvement, both as a team and individually, as we gear up for future challenges in the AIC Season. We eagerly anticipate a strong comeback in our upcoming fixture against St Patrick's College this weekend.
Let's continue to support our boys in their sporting endeavours and encourage them as they strive for excellence in the upcoming weeks of competition
Football
It is essential that students attend their designated teams training this season. Students who are unavailable due to injury, illness, or extra-curricular activities must communicate with their coaches ASAP. Additionally, unless communicated with coaches to students directly they are to only play for their nominated team as per AIC bylaws. Students are not able to play two matches in one day.
AIC Cross Country News
Next week will be our second Cross Country meet on Wednesday 15 May, 2024. All students involved are strongly encouraged to attend as many meets as possible. Next Wednesday will feature the second meet of the season hosted at Curlew Park.
Students involved in the meet will depart from the internal bus bay at 2:40pm on 8 May. To sign up and reserve your spot on the bus, please CLICK HERE. Please sign up by Tuesday, 14 May.
This week in sport
AIC Cross Country, Chess, Football, and Rugby are the current IN-SEASON BOYS AIC SPORTS this term, and training is well underway.
Please check the information on the St Peters App for details of times and venues for this weekend’s Round 3 Fixture against St Patrick’s College.
Please ensure you check the St Peters App for both venue details and time of games for the Trial Round of St Peters AIC Boys Sport.
Please CLICK HERE for Rugby Union game day schedule
For our St Peters sporting programs to positively develop and grow, it is paramount that our students attend training sessions for their chosen sport so they can improve and refine sport-specific skills and build cohesion amongst their team-mates.
If students are unable to attend some training sessions, it is vital that their absence is communicated to their coaches first and also to the respective coordinator/s.
Please also CLICK HERE to access the AIC Sporting Calendar for 2024.
Matchday expectations
A reminder that all St Peters boys do need to be dressed correctly at both AIC training and at AIC games. All uniforms can be purchased from Shop45 or via School locker, please refer to website for opening hours. For matchdays, enclosed footwear must be worn to games, no slides or crocs are to be worn at St Peters or associated AIC schools.
Football
Correct Training and Playing Uniform Requirements
At Training – All St Peters AIC Footballers are to wear their St Peters training uniform to training including shin guards and boots.
At Games – All St Peters AIC Footballers must be wearing:
St Peters numbered Football shirt (NO sports/PE shirts are to be worn at AIC games)
St Peters maroon PE/Sports Shorts
Long socks are to be worn at AIC Volleyball Games with shin guards
Joggers MUST be worn at all times before/after – No slides or thongs are to be worn at any time
Rugby
Correct Training and Playing Uniform Requirements
At Training – students must wear their ‘Program Shirt’ to their training session.
At Games – students are to arrive to their game wearing:
St Peters ‘Program Shirt’ and then get changed into your jersey
Mouthguard is mandatory
Long maroon socks are to be worn at AIC Cricket Games.
Joggers MUST be worn at all times – No slides or thongs are to be worn at any time
Chess
Students to wear full formal uniform for matches
ST PETERS STUDENT SPECTATORS ON GAMEDAYS
Should any St Peters student be attending a St Peters sporting event/game outside of normal College hours, it is expected that they are dressed in St Peters Formal Uniform. Should a student not be wearing the correct attire when attending a sporting event/game, they may be asked to leave the venue.
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.
Daniel Fraser Boys Sport Coordinator
Girls Sport
Congratulations
Athletics
Congratulations to the following girls, who have been selected for the Australian U18 team to compete at the Oceania Athletics Championships in June in Fiji. Good luck, girls!
Amaya M (Year 11) - 100m, 200m
Milla R (Year 12) - 2000m Steeplechase
Isabelle P (Year 12) - 100m Hurdles
Allira T (Year 11) - Shot Put
Sophie S (Year 11) - Pole Vault
I’d also like to recognise the achievements of our Old Scholars who have been selected for the Open Australian Team to compete at the Oceania Championships.
Toby Stolberg - High Jump (2023)
Tori Lewis - 200m (2022)
Netball
Congratulations to Tia M (Year 11) whose recent performance at the Netball National Championships in Victoria gained her selection in the 17 Years and Under National Netball team.
I would also like to recognise and congratulate the following girls who have been selected for the Queensland Representative School Sport Netball teams.
Makayla C (Year 12) 16-19 Years
Ella M (Year 12) 16-19 Years
Julia S (Year 10) 13-15 Years
We wish Julia the best of luck as she competes for QLD at the National Championships in July at the Gold Coast.
QGSSSA Cross Country
Captains
Congratulations to the girls chosen to lead the St Peters QGSSSA Cross Country team in 2024.
Cross Country Captains: Ella K and April F (Year 12) - picture below Cross Country Vice Captain: Jade H (Year 11)
Week 5
The St Peters QGSSSA Cross Country team will be announced by Tuesday, Week 5.
Compulsory Training Run - Wednesday 15 May AM or PM training session
QGSSSA Team Breakfast - Friday 17 May AM
QGSSSA Cross Country Championships at John Paul College - Saturday 18 May
The P&F is pleased to announce that Supporter Polo Shirts and Caps have arrived! Polos are available in both Mens (XS–3XL) and Womens (6–20) adult sizes for $60.00 each. The proceeds from the sale of each polo shirt will go to your nominated Parent Support Group.
Payment can be made via the Online Payments Portal. Once orders are processed, you will receive an email to confirm your order is ready for collection from Ross Roy Reception. We look forward to a sea of maroon at games, matches, regattas and meets in the coming months.
Caps can be purchased from the Parent Support Group or from the Secondhand Uniform Shop every Thursday morning (7:45am-11:30am) during Term time at the P&F Centre.
Donation Drive for the The Pyjama Foundation
Old Scholar Brigett Messer (2023), along with Parents & Friends Community Hub, is seeking donations for The Pyjama Foundation to support foster children in need.
Accepting donations of new items, such as:
picture books
colouring books
activity books
stationary (this includes, but is not limited to, pencils, pens, texters, crayons, etc).
*No donations of second-hand or preloved items, please.
Due by Monday 27 May
Please drop your donations at any sub-school reception or library.
Thank you for your support.
Sponsors and Supporters
2024 Sponsors
Business Directory 2024-2
List your business with the St Peters Business Directory
If you're a business owner you now have the opportunity to showcase your business to the community through the St Peters Business Directory. This directory serves as a valuable resource for individuals looking for businesses in the area, and listing your business in the directory can help increase visibility and attract potential customers.
Take a look at some of the fantastic businesses we already feature:
The Allsports Group has been delivering excellence in physiotherapy care since 1992. Our multi-disciplinary clinics allow our therapists to maximise injury management through a co-ordinated range of allied health services including podiatry, massage and pilates. To see their website CLICK HERE.
Bishopp Outdoor Advertising commenced operation in 1993. Twenty-four years on and Bishopp has evolved into Queensland's leading regional outdoor advertising company. With over 800 billboards spanning from the Gold Coast to Cairns, Bishopp's geographic coverage is unrivalled. To see their website CLICK HERE.
Courtney's Quality Meat has been supplying fresh quality meat locally since 1990. Sourcing fresh beef, pork and lamb from local shows as well as from the Murray Valley, King Island, Tasmania and more. The beef is grass fed, organic and is tasty and tender. To see their website CLICK HERE.
The McHardy Group provide electrical services to residential, commercial and industrial clients - from simple repairs and fault finding to new build electrical design and installation. To see their website CLICK HERE
At The Paws Room we know your dog is more than a pet. They are family. You bring out the best in each other, by being together. We believe that dog and human decor can be seamlessly integrated to enhance feelings of comfort and connection and create a sense of belonging. Our luxury wooden dog crate furniture collection aims to be in harmony with both the style of your home and the everyday needs of your dog through good design, sustainable materials and dual functionality as a crate and table in one. Fetch a Paws Room piece as your dog’s happy space at your place. To see their website CLICK HERE
To list your business in the St Peters Business Directory please contact the Director of Community Engagement: r.thomson@stpeters.qld.edu.au
So, if you're a business owner be sure to take advantage of this valuable resource and list your business in the St Peters Business Directory. Click HERE to see other businesses already listed.
