“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.
4 Paws Animal Rescue finds elderly pets new permanent homes after owners die, go into care
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DecDecember 2020 at 8:56pm
Kate Buckley became a foster carer for Spike just over a year ago but he now lives with the Buckleys permanently.
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Old animals are often dumped or euthanased after elderly owners die or go into care
Permanent carers say the program gives animals a second chance at life
Rescuers say old pets are often dumped or misplaced and, as a result, many are euthanased instead of offered a second chance at life in a new home.