City Campus
9:00amA42 Pencil Drawing⊗A42 Pencil Drawing (class full)Tutor: Javad Kazemi KhezriIn this friendly group we practise pencil drawing skills. It is not a structured class but Javad will move around the class giving advice. Please bring your own sketch pads and pencils.
Venue: Creek St, Room 5
Wednesday 9:00am to 11:45am
(full) Javad Kazemi Khezri (9:00am to 11:45am)
(3 hours) (Creek St, Room 5)C32 Make your PC better suited to you⊗C32 Make your PC better suited to you (class full)Tutor: Sue RobbLearn how to identify what is not necessary on your PC and remove these items. Get suggestions about what you could add to help you do whatever is important to you and how to get them. Protect yourself from viruses and scammers and other nasties. Find out how to get information safely. And finally, find out how to get free, or near free programs that suit you. Organize your mail, set up rules. Sync your computer with your phone and your iPad or tablet. And most important of all probably, learn how to set up a password protector. Learn to set up security, backups, cleanups on a schedule.
Venue: Creek St, Room 8
Wednesday 9:00am to 10:30am
(full) Sue Robb (9:00am to 10:30am)
(Creek St, Room 8)A08 Art of Origami⊗A08 Art of OrigamiTutor: Lynette DuffyWednesday & Friday course content are identical. This is a hands-on class. Each term you will begin crafting simple pieces, then as your skills develop, progress to more detailed models. Origami develops patience; respect for yourself and the delicate paper; enhances hand-eye co-ordination; tactile/fine motor skills; space/volume awareness; focus/concentration and engages the left and right hemispheres of your brain. This class is suitable for members beginning their origami journey and for those who want to grow their skills to continue each term. Please read the supplementary information for further important details.
Venue: Adelaide St, Room 12
Wednesday 9:00am to 10:30am
Lynette Duffy (9:00am to 10:30am)
(Adelaide St, Room 12)H14 History⊗H14 HistoryTutor: Sheila LearyClass members choose their own topic of history that is of interest to them. The focus of that topic is immersion in the research, which can lead in all directions, using critical thinking. We are non-judgmental, you can give a straight talk, encouragement is given to deliver a PowerPoint presentation if you so wish. With two talks each week, the topics are very diverse, not all serious, some humorous, expanding our knowledge, thinking and also giving cause for discussion. Our friendly class is welcoming and like most U3A classes we enjoy coffee afterwards with much lively discussion.
Venue: Adelaide St, Room 16
Wednesday 9:00am to 10:45am
Sheila Leary (9:00am to 10:45am)
(2 hours) (Adelaide St, Room 16)9:15amJ75 German - Advanced Class 1⊗J75 German - Advanced Class 1 (class full)Tutor: Linda MainsThis class is for those who can already speak, read and write German at an intermediate/advanced level. The aim is to practise and develop speaking, listening, reading and writing skills in everyday German at this level (B1, B2, C1). The class will study lessons and articles from Deutsche Welle: https://learngerman.dw.com/de/alltagsdeutsch/s-56744441 Be prepared for class interaction, participation and regular class presentations at this level of German. Please email the tutor and include your phone number. The class continues from the previous term, but there may be places for new students.
Venue: Creek St, Room 4
Wednesday 9:15am to 10:30am
(full) Linda Mains (9:15am to 10:30am)
(Creek St, Room 4)9:30amM15 Guitar Lessons for Beginners⊗M15 Guitar Lessons for Beginners (class full)Tutor: Jeffrey OwenBeginners guitar tuition and theory, covering some initial sight reading, chords and theory. Students will need their own guitar for the sessions. With casual, no pressure learning, by the end of the course, and with plenty of practice, students should be able to play and sight read some simple melodies and strum some well known songs.
Venue: Adelaide St, Room 11
Wednesday 9:30am to 11:00am
(full) Jeffrey Owen (9:30am to 11:00am)
(Adelaide St, Room 11)J09 Arabic Post Elementary⊗J09 Arabic Post ElementaryTutor: Michael OtagoThis is a continuing class which has been operating since Term 1 2022. Class members are now familiar with the letters of the Arabic alphabet and their sounds, with the conjugation of some classes of regular verbs, and are able to read, translate and construct straightforward phrases and sentences in both Modern Standard Arabic (the formal language in which Arabic is written) and the Egyptian dialect of spoken Arabic. We continue to build on this base in 2025
Venue: Adelaide St, Room 13
Wednesday 9:30am to 10:45am
Michael Otago (9:30am to 10:45am)
(Adelaide St, Room 13)J37 Spanish - Advanced Conversation⊗J37 Spanish - Advanced ConversationTutor: Virginia Torres GuarnerosImprove your listening and comprehension through a series of movies and songs to help perfect speech and pronunciation of this beautiful language. We will work together and by conversing you will improve your language skills.
Venue: Adelaide St, Room 15
Wednesday 9:30am to 10:45am
Virginia Torres Guarneros (9:30am to 10:45am)
(Adelaide St, Room 15)E16 Politics & The Economy - Hopes & Fears⊗E16 Politics & The Economy - Hopes & FearsTutor: Bruce HoldsworthAmid fears and problems, our friendly group seeks hope and solutions. We use basic economics to consider topics including the worsening Climate and Environment; Democracy in danger: Money Politics and growing Inequality here and in US,UK,etc; Economic Developments (inflation, recession, financial crises, austerity, etc) and Technology (AI) and Education strains; Conflicts: Israel/Gaza/Lebanon; the USA and its allies vs China, Russia, Iran; Ukraine War; BRICS; Nationalism vs Globalisation; plus COVID and its impacts; and Social Divisions (rich vs rest, women's position, authoritarianism vs dissent, media bias, racism and bigotry).
Venue: Adelaide St, Room 18
Wednesday 9:30am to 11:00am
Bruce Holdsworth (9:30am to 11:00am)
(Adelaide St, Room 18)10:00amJ34 Spanish for Beginners⊗J34 Spanish for Beginners (class full)Tutor: Maria Rosa GallegoThis is a new beginners course for people who would like to learn Spanish and enjoy learning this beautiful and popular language. The emphasis of the course will be basic grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation.
Venue: Adelaide St, Room 14
Wednesday 10:00am to 11:15am
(full) Maria Rosa Gallego (10:00am to 11:15am)
(Adelaide St, Room 14)J63 Russian Language for Beginners⊗J63 Russian Language for BeginnersTutor: Vera KochnieffThis is a course for absolute beginners with no experience of the language. It will focus on pronunciation and practising very simple sentences over the term. Keep the brain active by learning to speak a new language in a small but friendly environment.
Venue: Adelaide St, Room 17
Wednesday 10:00am to 11:15am
Vera Kochnieff (10:00am to 11:15am)
(Adelaide St, Room 17)10:45amC33 Optimize your Own Life⊗C33 Optimize your Own LifeTutor: Sue RobbTo live a long and happy life you need to know a lot, but there is so much conflicting information on the internet, also from your family, friends and even doctors. Learn how to find out the best information for YOU. We will cover nutrition, exercise, medical matters, brain training, dementia prevention, intellectual pursuits, sleep. We also talk about the loneliness that can accompany aging, friends and family dying, children and grandchildren busy with their own lives, new physical constraints.
Venue: Creek St, Room 8
Wednesday 10:45am to 12:15pm
Sue Robb (10:45am to 12:15pm)
(Creek St, Room 8)H31 100 Wonders of the World⊗H31 100 Wonders of the WorldTutor: Laurence SalmonThis course will cover various areas of cultures from around the world. It covers the wonders of ancient worlds and what they created and put in place to grow their communities and nations. The course covers: the Ice Age, Egyptian, Asian Middle East, Latin American and European cultures. At the same time it covers both Greek and Roman events that allowed a pathway for growth into today. The course also covers monuments and buildings explored by Laurence and his wife over 40 years of travel.
Venue: Adelaide St, Room 12
Wednesday 10:45am to 12:00pm
Laurence Salmon (10:45am to 12:00pm)
(Adelaide St, Room 12)11:00amE07 Climate Readings⊗E07 Climate ReadingsTutor: Gerry Van KlinkenThe climate crisis needs a public debate that goes beyond technical questions to deeper ones about our relations with the natural world. Concerned Australians yearn for public discussion that is well-informed, democratic, and above all meaningful to them as human beings. This course is designed to introduce a wide range of critical and positive ideas to help them. Its "Climate Readings" are drawn from an international field known as environmental humanities.
Venue: Adelaide St, Room 13
Wednesday 11:00am to 12:15pm
Gerry Van Klinken (11:00am to 12:15pm)
(Adelaide St, Room 13)J25 Italian - Intermediate⊗J25 Italian - Intermediate (class full)Tutor: Barbara SteinerThis is an intermediate to advanced level class. We will be going through all aspects of the Italian language: pronunciation, grammar, listening, speaking, writing and reading in accordance with the class requirements and expectations. This course is designed for students who can already communicate effectively in Italian and have studied the basics of Italian grammar. It is necessary to have access to a computer as homework is sent via email.
Venue: Adelaide St, Room 15
Wednesday 11:00am to 12:30pm
(full) Barbara Steiner (11:00am to 12:30pm)
(Adelaide St, Room 15)X08 Experiencing China⊗X08 Experiencing ChinaTutor: Bryan IlesThe course provides the opportunity to study various aspects of China, including special topics such as Chinese New Year, its legend, its importance and impact on China. Other topics include study of the social and political structure of China, including the four forms of local government. Within each local government region time is spent looking at the geography, location, economy and any other important features. Topics include infrastructure development: roads, railways, fast speed train network, airports and water resources. Living standards and lifestyle changes are discussed, with a particular emphasis on their rapid change.
Venue: Adelaide St, Room 16
Wednesday 11:00am to 12:30pm
Bryan Iles (11:00am to 12:30pm)
(Adelaide St, Room 16)11:15amJ109 French - Basic Travellers' Conversation - Beginners (continuing)⊗J109 French - Basic Travellers' Conversation - Beginners (continuing)Tutor: Dominic VuThis one-year course, for mid-beginners, is a study of the French language and French-speaking cultures, with continued emphasis on the development of communicative skills and basic structures. The course combines in-class instruction and practice with self-paced study at home as guided by the tutor. Textbook: "Communication Progressive du Francais", niveau debutant, 2e edition.
Venue: Adelaide St, Room 18
Wednesday 11:15am to 12:30pm
Dominic Vu (11:15am to 12:30pm)
(Adelaide St, Room 18)11:30amJ97 Japanese - Elementary⊗J97 Japanese - Elementary (class full)Tutor: Jacqueline FernandesMembers in this class have completed basic Japanese language study. This class will continue to develop listening and conversational skills. More advanced reading and writing components are included to enable structure of sentences. Basic Kanji have been covered and new Kanji will be introduced along with more advanced grammar.
Venue: Creek St, Room 3
Wednesday 11:30am to 12:45pm
(full) Jacqueline Fernandes (11:30am to 12:45pm)
(Creek St, Room 3)E08 Arab-Israeli Dispute - Background⊗E08 Arab-Israeli Dispute - BackgroundTutor: Coral JohnsonIsrael/Palestine is in the news - again. What is the problem? Why is it so difficult to resolve? Where there is a mixture of religion, politics and strategic location, there's bound to be conflict and controversy. With the media limited to brief sound bites, emotive images and lack of context, this two-term course presents factors often overlooked. A PowerPoint presentation includes maps, documents and basic facts. Participants are encouraged to raise questions and join in discussions.
Venue: Creek St, Room 4
Wednesday 11:30am to 12:45pm
Coral Johnson (11:30am to 12:45pm)
(Creek St, Room 4)M12 Famous Operas⊗M12 Famous OperasTutor: John DrewIf you love opera and want to understand the story line better, then this class is for you. Each week we will discuss and watch a famous opera from the 19th Century. This will cover the characters and the story of the opera but not the musical structure of the opera.
Venue: Adelaide St, Room 11
Wednesday 11:30am to 12:45pm
John Drew (11:30am to 12:45pm)
(Adelaide St, Room 11)J03 Arabic for Beginners⊗J03 Arabic for BeginnersTutor: Michael OtagoThis is a continuing class which commenced in January 2024. Since then, class members have become increasingly familiar with the Arabic alphabet and have developed the ability to read and speak simple words and phrases in Modern Standard Arabic and Egyptian Arabic. New students will benefit most from the class if they already have reasonable knowledge of the Arabic alphabet including the sounds of the letters. U3A members considering joining the class are encouraged to contact Michael via the U3A website.
Venue: Adelaide St, Room 14
Wednesday 11:30am to 12:45pm
Michael Otago (11:30am to 12:45pm)
(Adelaide St, Room 14)12:30pmM09 Recorder Class for New Players⊗M09 Recorder Class for New PlayersTutor: Marion MacLaughlinThis is a beginner class for anyone who would like to play a recorder. You will need to have your own recorder and also to purchase a Tutor book.
Venue: Creek St, Room 5
Wednesday 12:30pm to 1:30pm
Marion MacLaughlin (12:30pm to 1:30pm)
(Creek St, Room 5)B49 Cooking to a Budget for One or Two⊗B49 Cooking to a Budget for One or TwoTutor: Sue RobbCooking to a budget for one or two with no shortcuts, great taste, and fast to prepare. I've been teaching this for a while now in Mt Tamborine, and this keeps growing in popularity. Bread, soups, stir fries, take a bunch of ingredients and turn them into a Greek, Italian, French, Asian or Australian wonderful meal.
Venue: Creek St, Room 8
Wednesday 12:30pm to 2:00pm
Sue Robb (12:30pm to 2:00pm)
(Creek St, Room 8)12:45pmH51 History - Living in 15th Century England⊗H51 History - Living in 15th Century EnglandTutor: Maureen LillieThis is a fascinating century between the huge population loss caused by the Black Death and the discovery of the New World. There were changes to everyday life; the Wars of the Roses changed the ruling dynasty in England and new technology allowed ideas on science and religion to spread. Recent finds are causing a re-examination of the period and our ideas about it. Classes cover a wide range of subjects, both serious and light-hearted. Each class is self-contained, but over the year we will build a broad picture offering insights into life in those times. We will have some discussion at the end of each class.
Venue: Adelaide St, Room 16
Wednesday 12:45pm to 1:45pm
Maureen Lillie (12:45pm to 1:45pm)
(Adelaide St, Room 16)1:00pmJ07 French - Fundamental, Introductory⊗J07 French - Fundamental, Introductory (class full)Tutor: Coral JohnsonThis is a four-term (one year) course based on the "BBC Talk French - Complete Course" with supplementary resources. Emphasis is on pronunciation, comprehension, fluency, and having fun. Enjoy learning to speak and read the beautiful French language while learning some history in the process.
Venue: Creek St, Room 4
Wednesday 1:00pm to 2:15pm
(full) Coral Johnson (1:00pm to 2:15pm)
(Creek St, Room 4)E14 Australian Political Institutions⊗E14 Australian Political InstitutionsTutor: John DrewIn this course the enduring institutions of the Australian political system are considered with reference to the national government, the Queensland government and the Brisbane City Council. Using the American textbook "Political institutions in the USA" comparisons will be drawn with a republican system of government. John Drew is a political science and an economics graduate of the University of Queensland.
Venue: Adelaide St, Room 11
Wednesday 1:00pm to 2:15pm
John Drew (1:00pm to 2:15pm)
(Adelaide St, Room 11)X13 The Electric Car, coming, ready or not⊗X13 The Electric Car, coming, ready or notTutor: John MurrayWith growing interest in electric vehicles, this course looks at the pragmatics of ownership, basic understandings and the technical and social contexts that have brought the electric car to popularity. It is now provided over 6 sessions namely: Wk1 The Electric Car: not a caterpillar with wings. Wk2 The Electric Car: common concerns. Wk3 The Electric Car: why now? Wk4 The Electric Car: clean and green or dirty and mean? Wk5 The Electric Car: Myth-information. Wk6 Alternating Currents: the rise and fall and rise again of the electric car.
Venue: Adelaide St, Room 14
Wednesday 1:00pm to 2:30pm
John Murray (1:00pm to 2:30pm)
(Adelaide St, Room 14)J179 French - Conversation for Advanced Beginners (continuing)⊗J179 French - Conversation for Advanced Beginners (continuing)Tutor: Dominic VuThis class continues the study of the French language and French-speaking cultures, with strong emphasis on the development of communication skills and basic structures. The course combines in-class instruction and practice with self-paced study at home as guided by the tutor. Textbook: "Communication Progressive du Francais", niveau intermediaire, 2e edition. Term 1 will cover lessons 25 to 29.
Venue: Adelaide St, Room 18
Wednesday 1:00pm to 2:15pm
Dominic Vu (1:00pm to 2:15pm)
(Adelaide St, Room 18)Zoom Classes (Online)
8:30amX14 The Electric Car, coming, ready or not⊗X14 The Electric Car, coming, ready or notTutor: John MurrayWith growing interest in electric vehicles, this course looks at the pragmatics of ownership, basic understandings and the technical and social contexts that have brought the electric car to popularity. It is now provided over 6 sessions namely: Wk1 The Electric Car: not a caterpillar with wings. Wk2 The Electric Car: common concerns. Wk3 The Electric Car: why now? Wk4 The Electric Car: clean and green or dirty and mean. Wk5 The Electric Car: Myth-information. Wk6 Alternating Currents: the rise and fall and rise again of the electric car.
Venue: Online via Zoom
Wednesday 8:30am to 10:00am
John Murray (8:30am to 10:00am)
X02 Maths for Seniors⊗X02 Maths for SeniorsTutor: John Van Der WerffThe course covers simple operations with numbers, including fractions, percentages, decimals, ratios, basic algebra and geometry measurements, converting Imperial to Metric, statistics, probability and charts. This is practical mathematics for day-to-day use.
Venue: Online via Zoom
Wednesday 8:30am to 9:30am
John Van Der Werff (8:30am to 9:30am)
10:00amJ10 Chinese - Mandarin for Beginners Level 1⊗J10 Chinese - Mandarin for Beginners Level 1Tutor: Joe SmithThis is a year-long course by Zoom for those who haven't studied Chinese before. There is only one Zoom login for the whole year. Each class is recorded, so you don't have to worry about missing any. We will focus on spoken Mandarin, the national language of China. Worldwide it's the second most spoken language after English. This class will teach participants spoken phrases and vocabulary, plus the importance of using proper "tones". We will use Pinyin for writing, the phonetic system used, e.g. on computers, to get the Chinese characters. Term 4 will be revision. So, new students could join Term 4. 150-word vocabulary.
Venue: Online via Zoom
Wednesday 10:00am to 11:00am
Joe Smith (10:00am to 11:00am)
11:00amJ80 German - Advanced Class 2⊗J80 German - Advanced Class 2Tutor: Ivar StephensenFor those who want to develop their speaking, listening and reading skills in everyday German to an advanced level, or just maintain themselves at that level. The class is using "Video-Thema", a B2 level series from Deutsche Welle. "Video-Thema" can be accessed online at no cost using a computer, laptop, tablet, iPad or smartphone via the following link: https://learngerman.dw.com/de/video-thema/s-55861568 All class members get to speak and read aloud in German during classes. The course continues from the previous term, but places should be available for newcomers.
Venue: Online via Zoom
Wednesday 11:00am to 12:00pm
Ivar Stephensen (11:00am to 12:00pm)
12:30pmJ58 Spanish Book Reading Intermediate⊗J58 Spanish Book Reading IntermediateTutor: Lyn HamillWhatever book we choose they will be at B2 level or higher, you will be able to find it on Amazon.com.au. If you have any questions about the course, please contact the tutor.
Venue: Online via Zoom
Wednesday 12:30pm to 1:30pm
Lyn Hamill (12:30pm to 1:30pm)
1:30pmL14 The Poetry of Gwen Harwood⊗L14 The Poetry of Gwen HarwoodTutor: Judith KellerGwen Harwood (1920-1995) grew up in Taringa in Brisbane and then later moved to Hobart. She is a celebrated Australian poet, publishing over 420 works. One reviewer has described Gwen as a "virtuoso poet who stirs and sometimes stuns the heart, and always interests the mind." In this class we will briefly explore Gwen's life and a selection of her poems. Equal focus will be placed on reading a selection of poems by contemporary Australian women poets who have been shortlisted or published online by Island Magazine in relation to the annual Gwen Harwood Poetry Prize established in her name.
Venue: Online via Zoom
Wednesday 1:30pm to 2:45pm
Judith Keller (1:30pm to 2:45pm)
2:00pmE13 Economics and Finance for Everyone⊗E13 Economics and Finance for EveryoneTutor: Mark DaviesThis class is about understanding economics and finance and how it affects our day-to-day life, looking at current local and international events, the changes which are occurring, and those which may be required in the future. Class discussions are based on four articles which are distributed in advance, usually two articles on international developments and two focused on Australian issues. No prior knowledge of economics is required. Prospective participants are welcome to contact the tutor for class details.
Venue: Online via Zoom
Wednesday 2:00pm to 3:30pm
Mark Davies (2:00pm to 3:30pm)
2:30pmJ187 German - Intermediate⊗J187 German - IntermediateTutor: Ivar StephensenFor those who are already suitably competent in German and want to develop their speaking, listening and reading skills in everyday German to an intermediate level. The class uses "Nicos Weg", a B1 level series from Deutsche Welle. "Nicos Weg" can be accessed online at no cost using a computer, laptop, tablet, iPad or smartphone via the following link: https://learngerman.dw.com/de/nicos-weg/c-36519718 All class members get to speak and read aloud in German during classes. The course continues from the previous term, but places should be available for newcomers.
Venue: Online via Zoom
Wednesday 2:30pm to 3:30pm
Ivar Stephensen (2:30pm to 3:30pm)
7:00pmX16 Beekeeping - Hobby Beekeeping⊗X16 Beekeeping - Hobby BeekeepingTutor: Joe SmithThis is a repeating course each term and each class is recorded, so you don't have to worry about missing any. In this course I introduce the basics of European honey beekeeping at home and include two classes on native bees. Preventing disease and managing pests of a honey bee hive would take an hour per month in spring and summer and you may get 20kg of honey per month. With the new Varroa Mite, pure organic beekeeping methods will probably not be possible.
Venue: Online via Zoom
Wednesday 7:00pm to 8:00pm
Joe Smith (7:00pm to 8:00pm)
Southside
9:30amF03 Canasta Variation Hand and Foot⊗F03 Canasta Variation Hand and FootTutor: Yvonne MappasCome along to learn and play the variation of this game in a friendly and supportive class. Beginners and beyond welcome. Contact Tutor for venue details.
Venue: Club Southside
Wednesday 9:30am to 12:30pm
Yvonne Mappas (9:30am to 12:30pm)
(3 hours) (Club Southside)9:45amJ74 Italian Communication C⊗J74 Italian Communication CTutor: Kevin MahoneyThis is NOT a conversation class. We read short stories, newspaper articles, tourist brochures etc. We deliver, in Italian, class talks (both prepared and impromptu). Interested members must have completed at least six years with Kevin or elsewhere and must consult with Kevin before enrolling.
Venue: The Village Coorparoo
Wednesday 9:45am to 11:00am
Kevin Mahoney (9:45am to 11:00am)
(The Village Coorparoo)11:00amJ31 French Advanced⊗J31 French AdvancedTutor: June DewsThis is a full immersion course. If you enjoy speaking, reading and writing in French, you will love this class. In Term 1, we will emphasise the use of Verbs: imperative/subjunctive and other tenses, as well as key expressions, grammar, and pronunciation. The tutor is a native speaker of French and a qualified teacher with extensive experience. If you are unsure of the level required, please contact the tutor before enrolling. Two textbooks are required - CLE International "Vite et Bien 1 - A1 A2: Methode rapide pour Adultes" and "Vite et Bien 2 - B1 [2nd edition] (Claire Miquel).
Venue: Carindale Library
Wednesday 11:00am to 12:30pm
June Dews (11:00am to 12:30pm)
(Carindale Library)R01 A Panorama of World Views⊗R01 A Panorama of World ViewsTutor: Wayne WeilerThe subcontinent of India is a fascinating study in great contrasts. From north to south and east to west one experiences a vast diversity of historical backgrounds, cultures, foods and religions. The main area we will focus on will be Hinduism which has over a million gods, a strict cast system, and complex religious practices. As usual, questions and discussions are encouraged. It is suggested that participants bring a notebook as not all information will be on the PowerPoints. Please note: this course will operate in Terms 1 and 3 in 2025.
Venue: Carindale Library
Wednesday 11:00am to 12:15pm
Wayne Weiler (11:00am to 12:15pm)
(Carindale Library)12:00pmJ36 Italian Communication B⊗J36 Italian Communication BTutor: Kevin MahoneyThis is NOT a conversation class. We read short stories, newspaper articles, tourist brochures etc. We deliver talks, in Italian (both prepared and impromptu). Interested members must have completed at least four years with Kevin or elsewhere and must consult with Kevin before enrolling.
Venue: The Village Coorparoo
Wednesday 12:00pm to 1:30pm
Kevin Mahoney (12:00pm to 1:30pm)
(The Village Coorparoo)