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She said the night was her gift to the first responder community. Toni Childs played in Mackay as part of a concert hosted by ReNew Mackay and PTSD Frontline in support of the Daily Mercury's Hub for our Heroes campaign. Picture: Heidi Petith âI think itâs a really important thing to say thank you, to let people know that we really do care about whatâs happening to you and how your lives and families can be affected by (post-traumatic stress disorder) and other thingsâ Childs said. âSo many men are feeling like they canât really vent or share what theyâr...
Premium Content Dear valued subscribers, Somehow we are already in April â a bit hard to believe but not all that surprising given everything that is happening in our great region. Of course, weâre coming in to the Easter long weekend; the time of chocolate and family with just a tinge of COVID as has become the relative norm these days. While it is great news that Easter is good to go, itâs important we all â as a community â follow the latest advice and in Mackay, that is keeping masks nearby and wearing them when needed. Like you, we here at the Daily Mercury are...
Premium Content Subscriber only Mackay RSL Sub-branch will soon have a temporary home in the CBD while its members pursue long-term plans for a social and welfare centre in town. The Sub-branch has been without a home since the RSL Club closed its doors in 2008. The Daily Mercury's Hub for our Heroes campaign, which launched on Monday, is asking the Mackay region to get behind two projects dedicated to helping our service men and women as well as our first responders. One project is a social and welfare centre in town on the waterfront, the other a wellness hub at Kinchant Dam.