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Breaking news 1 / of 4 Bin Isolation Outings creator is awarded for spreading joy on Facebook. But the group is no more ThuThursday 28 Men and women for all ages uploaded photos of their bin costumes. ( Print text only Cancel It started as a laugh between friends, a celebration of bin night to fight the lockdown blues, and within three weeks Bin Isolation Outing had attracted one million members from around the world. Key points: Bin Isolation Outing rocketed to success and a million members...

Premium Content Subscriber only The driving force behind the Happy Valley Community Organisation, the creator of a signing choir, an anti-straw campaigner and a historian have been honoured in the Fraser Coast Australia Day Awards. "It is an honour to be able to present the awards to such a diverse and hardworking group of recipients," Fraser Coast mayor George Seymour said. "The recipients have volunteered thousands of hours of their time to the Fraser Coast community over many years which ...

Premium Content Subscriber only THE Hervey Bay woman behind the viral Facebook page that saw people don outrageous costumes to take their bins out during the pandemic has officially closed the page. Earlier this year when the state went into lockdown during the COVID-19 pandemic, Hervey Bays Danielle Askew donned a costume, created a Facebook page called Bin Isolation Outing and posted a photo of herself dressed as Elsa from Frozen. Soon, hundreds of thousands of others from across the world...

Time called on global phenomenon that started with a lockdown dare We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Time called on global phenomenon that started with a lockdown dare Normal text size Advertisement The global phenomenon created by a Queensland woman to dress up on bin days will be left behind in 2020 with a bitter sweet end. Danielle Askew created the Bin Isolation Outing Facebook page nine months ago, when she dared a friend to dress up whil...