With countless cars making the drive out to see the infamous Christmas lights at Paul Cavallaro’s house, this lively and extravagant display has become a Hinchinbrook family tradition during the merry season, dating back 21 years. Paul and his mother Mary began creating a lights display for Paul’s nephew and discovered that they enjoyed it so much they continued expanding their collection and, as the years went by, their reputation grew. Continued on page 3 Paul Cavallaro and his mother Mar
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With unpredictable weather attempting to dampen the festive spirit of the region, the Hinchinbrook Chamber of Commerce and Markets at the Mosaic organisers assured the second 2024 Late Night Shopping event would go ahead, rain, hail or shine! On Thursday 19th December, a wonderful turnout filled Mercer Lane and surrounding precincts, with stalls retailing handmade delights, delicious treats, beautiful plants, fantastic florals, and more for all to enjoy. Shoppers flooded the streets, supporting
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Ingham will soon be treated to another wonderful celebration of Italian culture with the return of the Australian Italian Festival scheduled for Saturday 7 June, and Sunday 8 June 2025! An annual celebration of all things food and culture, the Australian Italian Festival continues to make headlines across the state, with the atmosphere beautifully complimented by Ingham’s gorgeous TYTO wetlands and parklands. Since its establishment in 1995, the festival has grown exponentially with the suppor
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On Monday 9 December the Hinchinbrook Emergency Service Cadets had their graduation, acknowledging the hard work they have dedicated to the service. 18 Cadets received their end of year graduation certificates marking the completion of the 2024 Program, while one Senior Cadet who is now over 18, graduated the whole program, having been a cadet for the past four years. On the night all Cadets graduated the year and some received special awards. Keldon Fletcher was awarded the Don Prichard mem
Read the full storyThe Ingham Ladies Bowling Club celebrated their end-of-year achievements with a heartfelt presentation of badges and awards on Wednesday, November 27. The event recognized the dedication and accomplishments of members throughout the year.
Highlights of the day included the presentation of competition badges and special recognition for a team that earned an 8 badge during Red Pennant matches. The club also honoured its bowlers who achieved veteran and super-veteran status during the year, marking significant milestones in their bowling journeys.
The celebration was further enhanced by the presence of Wilma, Carolyn, and Lorraine from NQ, who joined the festivities, as well as the enthusiastic participation of ladies from Noorla and Macknade. Their attendance helped create a vibrant and memorable atmosphere.
Special thanks were extended to N. Evans and J. Craven for generously sponsoring the event, as well as to all who donated items to contribute to the success of the occasion.
As the club bids farewell to another successful year, members extend their congratulations to all prize winners and participants.
The event closed on a festive note, with warm wishes for a Merry Christmas and a prosperous 2025.
What a fantastic way to cap off a stellar year of bowling!
Rico Basaglia’s Team Triumphs in Men’s Triples Final
The much-anticipated final of the Men’s Triples competition has been played, with Rico Basaglia, Ren Cantatore, and Pat Ryan emerging as champions. The trio secured victory over the formidable team of Hamish Dickerson, Kevin Lawlor, and Cliff Johnson in a thrilling contest.
Congratulations to Rico, Ren, and Pat on their well-deserved win. Their teamwork and skill carried them to the top in a tightly contested match.
Commendations also go to Cliff, Hamish, and Kevin for an impressive campaign that saw them reach the final. Their determination and sportsmanship made for an exciting showdown.
A fantastic effort from all involved—well done to both teams!
Contributed with thanks to Ingham Bowls Club
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