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Master of Ceremony's Information Sheet Master of Ceremony's Information Sheet Item Description/Background Contact Person Traditional Owners The traditional owners include the Wakka Wakka, the Goering Goering and the Wulli Wulli people. The Wakka Wakka, Djaku-nde and Jangerie Jangerie and Wulli Wulli people all have history in this region. R M Williams Australian Bush Learning Centre The concept of the of the RM Williams Australian Bush Learning Centre has been developed by the North Burnett Regional Council in association with the RM Williams family to promote the unique bush culture and history Monday - Friday 9.00 am - 4.30pm of the local area and the seminal and unique influence of RM Williams on that culture. It will also seek to develop educational opportunities for local Public Holidays 10.00 am - 2.00 pm residents and visitors to the Centre and the local area. The Centre will have a specific focus on youth and the indigenous population. The traditional owners and other relevant indigenous people have always been Manager RM Willaims Australian Bush Learning Centre - Mr John Day Weekends 10.00 am - 3.30 pm and remain supportive of this project and signed a Memorandum of Understanding. Troy Cassar-Daley Troy’s latest album (Home) has been nominated for the ARIA 2012 Country Album of the Year. Announced in Sydney 3rd of October 2012. Troy is really proud to be in the final five with The McClymonts, McAlister Kemp, Beccy Cole and Catherine Britt…. winners will be announced on November 29th. IF you take the time to study Troy Cassar-Daley, a number of contradictions will surface, quicker than the flash of bass in the headwaters of his beloved Brisbane River in south-east Queensland. He’s the kid from Grafton in northern NSW who did it tough with his mum, Irene, after his parents separated when he was an infant. Yet he writes and sings more poignantly about family life than anyone in the business. He was shy and sensitive as a teenager. Yet today he can hold in thrall an audience of thousands. He’s been plying his trade for a lifetime (it began, according to family lore, with young Troy entertaining the dinner table with sets on a ukulele before securing a hand-me-down guitar aged 9) and has earned the right to be jaded. Yet he maintains an undiminished enthusiasm for his craft, and each album – you can sense it, feel it coming off the music – is a new adventure. RAW RAW has just spent this week travelling around schools in the North Burnett Region, Monogorilby, Boynewood, Mundubbera, Eidsvold, Abbercorn, Mulgildie, Monto, Dallarnil, Biggenden, Coalstoun Lakes, Binjour and Gayndah, finishing off the at the R.O.C Up Concert with their performance of Untapped. Untapped is HOT! EXPLOSIVE! and NON STOP THRILLS! Hang on tight for a night of high-energy dance, sweaty bodies and thumping music. Internationally renowned and award winning RAW's "UNTAPPED" has toured throughout Australia, Japan, Singapore, Europe and the United States, most recently playing at the New Victory Theater, 42nd Street, Broadway. RAW's Untapped infuses tap dance with other genres; it's an urban style that's sexy, exciting and full of surprises. The athleticism, ingenuity and charisma of the incredible dancers will have you jumping and whooping in your seats. All to fabulous live music from funk to house to latin a spectacular symphony of musicality and amazing sounds of resident MC and Beatboxer "Dr Rhythm". Experience Australia's next biggest tap dance production set to take the world by storm Popcorn Pirates The Popcorn Pirates are inviting YOU to a Party for their friend Sid The Squid. So come and join the fun with Captain Salty and Pirate Pepper aboard the S.S Popcorn, OOOH ARRRR! ‘The Popcorn Pirates’ are going to teach you how to Talk like Pirates, Dress like Pirates, follow orders, Sing and even Dance like Pirates!!! Monto Circus Performers Tyrone O'Reilly is well known in the North Burnett for his work with youth. Tyrone has run circus workshops through the North Burnett and has an ability to get the young ones involved and trying their abilities as a circus performer. Ready ROCstar - Prepared Pirates Tattoos The RAW Dance Company during their school visits and Popcorm Pirates have been busily distributing Ready ROCstar - Prepared Pirates Tattoos whilst sharing subtle messages on Disaster Preparedness. Children's rides Enjoy the FREE children's entertainment with the Apex Jumping Castle and Train and the Little Squirt from the Queensland Fire and Rescue Service Stalls The stalls here are mainly not for profit organisations, the ones that are not, have agreed to give a percentage of their takings to a North Burnett Not for Profit Organisation Contact Person Stall Location Have Available Uniting Care Community Uniting Care Community is one of the state's largest community service Andrew Bryant BBQ Shelter Ear Plugs, Water and Information providers, offering Lifeline services, child and family care, counselling, disability support and social inclusion programs throughout Queensland. It includes the Central Burnett Youth Services who provide essential Youth support throughout the North Burnett Abercorn State School P and C For Abercorn State School 2012 began with 21 students from Prep to Year Angela Schuh and the P and C On the BBQ Softdrinks Chips and Chocolates 7, with another large cohort of Preps which is wonderful for our small school. The school delivers top quality education in an extremely shelter side supportive, close-knit environment helping students to become independent, life-long learners. Lions Club of Eidsvold When it comes to meeting challenges, our response is simple: We serve. Peter Anderson and His Crew In front of RM Hot Chips In 207 countries, in hospitals and senior centers, in regions battered by natural disaster, in schools and eyeglass recycling centers, Lions are doing Williams community volunteer work, helping, leading, planning and supporting. Building Because we're local, we can serve the unique needs of the communities we live in. And because we're global, we can address challenges that go beyond borders. QCWA Eidsvold Branch Enjoy the friendship and support that membership offers. Contribute to Betty Young On the BBQ Tea, Coffee and Biscuits your local community. Share your skills or learn new ones. Make a difference to people's lives. shelter side Chaplaincy Committees (Chaplancy support for schools) The combined Chaplancy service is raising funds for the Chaplancy Paul Dare At Main Entry Collecting Money at Gate for the support for schools. This service provides support for school aged children North Burnett Chaplaincy and their families in times of need and guidence Committee Gayndah Arts Council Choir Gayndah Arts Council Inc. Servicing: Gayndah. Gayndah Choir - Judith Woodman-Huth In front of RM Multi Draw Raffle and are looking Gayndah Town Hall, Monday nights 7pm-8.30pm. They will sing at special for members events. New members Welcome Williams Building Eidsvold Rugby League/Little Athletics The Eidsvold Eagles Rugby League and Little Athletics encouraging Mary Nelson On the BBQ Softdrinks Athletic Development for the youth of Eidsvold. This group is raising funds to continue supporting the local community with Rugby League and shelter side Athletics. Monto QCWA Within the QCWA there are numerous committees dedicated to all manner Tammy Parfitt In front of RM Cold Drinks, Glow Sticks and other of activities. Some of these committees run classes, workshops and Merchantise competitions, while others spend their time researching and investigating Williams issues that are important to members. Members are able to serve on the Building committees and the committees are always looking for willing members to assist at events and competitions and more importantly to take part in the various activities that are organised throughout the year. Monto Rotary Club Inc Rotary is a worldwide organization of business, professional and Russell Larson In front of RM Candy and Boiled Peanuts community leaders. Clubs are non-political, non-religious, and open to all cultures, races and creeds.Richly rewarding, Rotary International gives you Williams the opportunity to ‘pay it forward’ and to have a positive impact wherever Building you choose. While developing business networking opportunities and building lifelong friendships, Rotarians experience personal growth in an organisation that is respected worldwide for its high values and standards Eidsvold State School P and C The Eidsvold State School Parents and Citizens’ Association needs Jane Carroll On the BBQ Hot Dogs, Ice Cream in Cone, Tea parents, care-givers and community minded people who want to help the and Coffee school. The P & C works closely with the school to build a stronger school shelter side community where all children benefit. Joining the P&C is one of the best ways to show your children how much you value their education and interested you are in what they do. Monty's Foundation Monty's Foundation is an Australian not-for-profit charitable organisation Dale and Cindy Wendt In front of RM BBQ Steaks, Steakettes, Sausages that aims to provide flexible support to families with a child or children and Chicken Burgers suffering from a life threatening illness or disability. Monty's foundation has Williams been established to provide support to rural and remote children and their Building families. Our aim is to build a respite hospice that will offer professional, safe respite delivered in a respectful manner. Furthermore, we aim to offer flexible respite care and in-home support (via a motorhome service) including counselling, palliative care, end of-life and bereavement care for our very special children. Link-Up QLD Aboriginal Corportation Link-Up Queensland is committed to reuniting Indigenous people with their Karen Collins On the BBQ Information Stall families and communities.
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