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Events to mark Australia Day across Region
Australia Day is fast approaching, and residents looking to mark the day can look forward to a range of events across the Region.
Rockhampton Region Acting Mayor Neil Fisher said these events will provide a great opportunity for people to celebrate and reflect on what it means to be Australian.
“This Australia Day, Council is once again proud to support a number of great celebrations in our community,” said Acting Mayor Fisher.
“On Tuesday 26 January from 10am – 12.30pm the kids can enjoy a free sausage sizzle, ice-cream and amusement rides at Kershaw Gardens.
“Gympie Regional Council is inviting members of the public to come together to reflect, respect and celebrate on Australia Day,” a council statement has announced.
“There will be something for the whole family to enjoy including delicious food from over 20 local suppliers and for the first time will feature a special Australia Day menu, showcasing each of their signature dishes,” it says.
Food demonstrations and the best live music will be on display across three stages, featuring
performances from local artists Alison Jensen, Dan Horne, Emma Beau, Mason Hope, Chris Ah Gee & Jazella, Linc Phelps, Aspy Jones and Tennessee Lights.
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WARWICK’S favourite foodie haven is officially locked in for 2021 Australia Day celebrations, promising to kick the year’s festivities off with a bang.
Southern Downs Regional Council this morning announced Great Australian Bites will again bring its huge range of food stalls and live entertainment to Warwick on January 23.
An SDRC spokeswoman said the free, Covid-safe event will aim to showcase the Southern Downs’ own produce, musical talent, and community spirit on the day.
“The best street-food vendors from across the region will be serving up a smorgasbord of tasty sensations. There will be something for even the most selective tastebuds,” the spokeswoman said.