Our plinths well grounded at the airport, but our art is in the cloud(s)
A preview of our ambitious project to build 1,000 animal nesting boxes for the Bushfire Relief
Some of the team working on the Electronically Controlled Router – roll on the next stage!
Some of the members who have renewed their First Aid Certificates – very useful!
We wanted to put the flowers on QGC’s table, but they kept sliding off
Only the house is supposed to be crooked, not the members doing time inside
Mixed Vintages, mature (?) members with our new top on well-used wine barrel
Great end to 2019, cubby being put to good use at Rainbow Valley
Not a silent night but the end of a busy night at St John’s Carols, thanks to all
The static displays are those in the background at our Open Day
The Shed gets money from the cloud, thanks Freemasons for our EFTPOS facility
It’s true, Brian & Hanna from Physio Fitness telling us “sit to be fit” – we might get them back!
Dads & Councillors, Peter Masters & Rick Hansen give us an update at our Father’s Day Breakfast
That’s gold, thanks to GECC staff for the variety in what we do
Losing the race, there are two many nags in the Shed
They may be at Headricks but it may not help the headspace
Our stall on Early Childhood Services & East Shore Markets at Rockhampton Shed day
Fred keeps a good eye on the Bundy boys, we enjoyed their visit
The Gladstone Regional Council giving all 3 Sheds tips on trips to the tip
Our meeting room has never looked this good, Christmas in July
Think the meeting room gets noisy then try outside, but thanks for the music Mark
In case 1 won’t come back, we made 700 boomerangs for Clinton State School
No prizes for us but the Eisteddfod loves our shelving for the trophies
All trucked out, Rosella students end semester with their latest creation in our Shed
We even make the news, well the stands to put the paper in
Our Member for Flynn, Ken O’Dowd, inspects our upper house
Wheely good job by our boys, see it at the Mt Larcom Show
Now we are on 2 wheels (or is it 3), we are going to light up Luminous in 2019
Rosella Park School students enjoying their afternoons in our Shed
Some of the Rosella students at the end of the 1st term – also thanks to our coordinators
Great feeling to give to the community, all through our Early Childhood Services project
Four Shines Playgroup like what we have done for them, that’s for sure
Even at St John’s Spirit Night, Ray remembers to put the onions on the bottom
Every year it gets busy at the St Johns BBQ – this is not one of those moments
Jakarta job, we met our good friend Robert from Indonesia at the Alumina Conference
Light work at the Lightbox, our boys cooking for the global alumina conference
The boys built this silky oak table, but should have delivered it not christened it
With a Stockland’s grant, we have got Jon & Sam Redshaw building member’s interest in bees
Mother’s Day Breakfast and a presentation by the Public Trustee as well
This was our 2018 Bush Picnic, but it looks more like a garden party
Just some of the native animal nesting boxes for the Green Army, they love them & our work
Bec & Mel from AMSA in Newcastle come to visit, we appreciate their help
We might send Bob to school with these chairs for Agnes Waters
Plenty of Christmas spirit, stepping up to help Stepping Stones with their Christmas Party
De members getting defibrillator training, thanks to CQ First Aid
Our 2 guest speakers for Men’s Health Week with a great attendance by members
The All Stars, local singer Hayley Marsten, collecting stars from us before her Lonestar EP launch
We are not falling for it anymore, Dept of Fair Trading educating us about Online Scam
Many thanks to the Gladstone Mudcrabs for benefits from their Charity Day
With thanks to the GRC Library for running these computer courses at the Shed
Just half the room at the Diabetes presentation learning to put just half on our plate
Our ribbons against Domestic Violence are carrying a powerful message
Helping Rotary to replace the fences at the Bustard Heads Lighthouse cemetery
Jim making a sign for Ken Hough Oval, our community work ends up in so many places
Once we got Graham out of Café Spinnaker we could finish Clinton’s cubby house
With assistance from GPC our Early Childhood Services Project at St Stephens is win/win for all
No time to sit down, it is all thumbs up at the cruise markets
Busy making sheaths for RTA Yarwun, their support is appreciated
The current catches up with the past, Orica meets with ex-employees at the Shed
Stepping Stones welcomes the Men’s Shed and we appreciated it
GPC took us to Playgroup, that’s our members in the back row
We are going to the dogs, he wanted to do woofwork
Great generosity from the AMWU workers on Curtis Island
Men’s Shed rocks on for Capricorn Rescue, we go to great strides to help
Peter placing an order for a cappuccino on Rotary’s lectern made at our Shed
Celebrating our Early Childhood Services Project sponsorship from GPC
