‘Life After Gunpoint’ was written by first time local author Gabrielle Vogel following a terrifying home invasion when she was living interstate

This book helps us understand how she found her way back and beyond, after this life changing ordeal.

 

 

 

 

&lsquo;Life After Gunpoint&rsquo; was written by first time local author Gabrielle Vogel following a terrifying home invasion when she was living interstate
This book helps us understand how she found her way back and beyond, after this life changing ordeal.
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Paradise FM offers interview material of broad Community interest to help our listeners be better informed about local issues that effect us all.

Paradise FM offers interview material of broad Community interest to help our listeners be better informed about local issues that effect us all.

A program covering local issues and news for residents of the Ballina Shire in News South Wales.

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WRITERS IN PARADISE - Life after gunpoint - Gabrielle Vogel

kylie Strom spoke with Warwick this morning about Christmas time and families living with Dementia. 

kylie Strom spoke with Warwick this morning about Christmas time and families living with Dementia.&nbsp;

kylie Strom - Dementia inclusic alliance Ballina 

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The Parliament of NSW is excited to announce that Jessica Johnston from Richmond Christian College in Ballina is the winner of the 2024 Parli-Flicks Short Film Award. 



This year, students from Years 5 to 12 across NSW were invited to tackle the thought-provoking question: “If you were a Member of Parliament, what is the one law you would want to pass?”.  

On November 13 the awards ceremony at NSW Parliament House celebrated finalists across five categories with Jessica announced as the overall winner. She was awarded a trophy plus a $500 prize for her entry, Helping Animals, which advocates for mandatory courses for new pet owners on how to care for their furry friend. 

Here’s Jess’s interview with Johnny D on Paradise FM

The Parliament of NSW is excited to announce that Jessica Johnston from Richmond Christian College in Ballina is the winner of the 2024 Parli-Flicks Short Film Award. 
  
This year, students from Years 5 to 12 across NSW were invited to tackle the thought-provoking question: “If you were a Member of Parliament, what is the one law you would want to pass?”.  
On November 13 the awards ceremony at NSW Parliament House celebrated finalists across five categories with Jessica announced as the overall winner. She was awarded a trophy plus a $500 prize for her entry, Helping Animals, which advocates for mandatory courses for new pet owners on how to care for their furry friend. 
Here’s Jess’s interview with Johnny D on Paradise FM

JESSICA JOHNSTON - 2024 PARLI-FLICKS AWARD 

Principal Peter Howes and 3 outstanding students from Ballina Coast High School talk to Jonny Dee about Dance, Footy and Opportunity.

Principal Peter Howes and 3 outstanding students from Ballina Coast High School talk to Jonny Dee about Dance, Footy and Opportunity.

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