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Discover the 132-year legacy of Rockhampton Girls Grammar School and how it empowers young women. Explore the school's holistic education approach and commitment to excellence. ....
The retired solicitor said his passion for working in the community grew out of playing for his beloved Pioneers rugby union team back in the 1970s. ....
Premium Content Subscriber only At the end of a long working day, Rockhampton Region Councillor Drew Wickerson loves to swap his councillor badge for a rolling pin and mixing bowl. Over the past five years the mixmaster has created an impressive array of cakes for various council and community events, from live action cakes blowing smoke for the Singapore Army, to immaculately detailed replica cakes for iconic buildings like the former Morning Bulletin site and Rockhampton Girls Grammar, to a massive display piece of Harry Potter and a sugar inspired cake for Willy Wonka. A scrumptious Willy Wonka cake by Drew Wickerson. ....
Premium Content Subscriber only Beef Australia is a rare opportunity for Clare Hills to spend a week with her family during the second term of school. The Rockhampton Girls Grammar boarder hails from Oakdale near Moura in Central Queensland’s cattle belt. Her parents and siblings - with the exception of older sister Abigail - have travelled to the Rockhampton showgrounds to show off the variety of breeds they run on their property. BEEF AUSTRALIA 21: Clare Hills (left) from Rockhampton Girls Grammar tries out the virtual reality meat processing system The Morning Bulletin first spotted Clare behind a virtual reality helmet, trying her hand at cutting beef ribs. ....
Premium Content Subscriber only Brooke Adams and Hannah Goodwin, senior students at the Rockhampton Girls Grammar School, are preparing to go out into the world and help people. Neither of them aspire to become a politician; Brooke and Hannah intend to study medicine and dentistry, respectively. On Tuesday morning, they met with a woman who also left their school, albeit some years ago, with no plans to become a politician. Today she â Michelle Landry â represents our region in the federal parliament as the Member for Capricornia and Assistant Minister for both Children and Families, and Northern Australia. Ms Landry visited the school to speak with the Year 11 and 12 students about the rewards and pitfalls of leadership. ....