Isobel Bartlett

Cameby Hall, QLD, Barunggam Country Cameby Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Barunggam People. The Cameby Hall has been an important part of Cameby and surrounding communities since the 1960s. The hall is located off the highway, halfway between Chinchilla and Miles, and is surrounded by farmland. It has held many local dances, … Read more

Aramac State School, QLD, Iningai Country Aramac State School stands on the traditional lands of the Iningai People. Aramac State School has been teaching young Queenslanders since 1880, its heritage-listed schoolhouse carrying the wonderfully fitting motto, ‘deeds not words’. In one of Queensland’s oldest outback towns, Aramac is steeped in pioneering stories, including its connection … Read more

Thangool Recreation Reserve, QLD, Gangulu Country Thangool Recreation Reserve stands on the traditional lands of the Gangulu People. The Thangool Recreation Reserve clubhouse/hall was originally the Biloela Golf clubhouse. The whole building, complete with function room, bar and cold room, was moved to Thangool in 1983. The Thangool Advancement Association has held monthly meetings at … Read more

Emu Creek Hall, QLD, Jarowair, Garumga, and Dalla Country Emu Creek Hall stands on the traditional lands of the Jarowair, Garumga, and Dalla People. The Emu Creek Hall has served the local farming and timber community for over 75 years. The rustic, corrugated iron hall is nestled amongst the ironbark trees approximately 30 kms north … Read more