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Salvation Army Red Shield Appeal Breakfast

Over 500 people attended The Red Shield Appeal Breakfast launch at the BCEC Friday morning, where the Governor, Janette Young opened the appeal and Brisbane Lord Mayor, Adrian Schrinner and leader of the opposition, Peter Dutton were also in attendance. InQueensland contributor, Rebecca Levingston acted as emcee for the day and interviewed panellists Bridget Shirley, her mother, Melinda Edwards and The Salvation Army’s Bill Hunter. Bridget’s powerful story about her own plight with addiction set the tone for a discussion on drugs, alcohol and homelessness issues affecting many Queenslanders right now and how only with the support of the community raising funds and lending a hand are The Salvos able to continue their service to the community.

Images by Claudia Baxter.

1/11Melinda Edwards, Bill Hunter, Bridget Shirley and Neil Dickson
2/11 Commissioner Miriam Gluyas, Her Excellency the Honourable Dr Jeannette Young, Professor Graeme Nimmo and Major Mark Everitt
3/11Acting Superintendent Michael Ede and Shelley Ede
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4/11Commissioner James Condon and Desley Hargreaves PSM
5/11Gina and Tim Fairfax
6/11Rebecca Levingston, Peter Atkinson and Astrid Saint-John
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7/11Revy Bryce-Browning and Lucinda Browning
8/11Caitlin O'Loan and Rebecca Levingston
9/11Nicole Fisher, Suzanne Stark and Jillian Whiting
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10/11Tara Caroll and Jano Kotzas
11/11Deb Frecklington and Ross Israel
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