Tolga Community Church from Tolga, Queensland

TCC members love listening to the Vision Radio Network and has actively supported our UCB Advocates Ean and Sally across the Atherton Tablelands area, by assisting with finding sites, telling people about Vision and helping to install equipment as well as praying for all the stations across the region.

We listen to Vision on 87.8FM

Rebecca, John, Deborah and Helena from Yirrkala in the Northern Territory.

This is a photo taken outside our little hometown of Yirrkala, NT next to the welcome sign just before you enter the town.

We listen to Vision on 88.0FM

Photo Sent in by Marg from Bordertown, South Australia.

Here is another photo of the white kangaroos - the kangaroos are quite large when they stand up!

May God continue to Bless UCB.

Marg listens to Vision on 88.0FM

Marg from Bordertown in South Australia. "Bordertown has a wildlife park near the town and near the main highway running between Adelaide and Melbourne. The park has many white Kangaroos as its main attraction. I really appreciate Vision radio and like to have it on all the time. At our home we have an antenna way up a TV tower so we can listen to it at home - thanks to my clever hubby."

Listens to Vision on 88.0FM

Bob and Sue from Merridan, Western Australia.

We listen to Vision on 88.0FM

Photo Sent in by Alison from Gingin, Western Australia.

Gingin is Situated approx 80 kms north east of Perth. It is a picturesque little town nestled in a valley with the Gingin Brook running through the middle. Gingin has both agricultural and horticultural industries with wheat, sheep, cattle, horses, pigs, and chickens, oranges, grapes and olives as well as the many market gardens in the district.

The photo is taken outside the 140 year old Uniting Church. it has a lovely bell which is rung every time there is a service, calling people to worship. This and the 150 year old Anglican Church in town is a testament to the Godly heritage and the love of Worship the pioneering forefathers had.

When there are 5 Sundays in a month, there is a 'Combined Churches of Gingin Service' held at one of the particapting churches, Anglican, Uniting or Gingin Christian Fellowship. Sunday the 31st of July, we were at the Uniting Church and all were happy to pose with our banner for the 'Photo Album'

We love Vision and listen on 88.0FM

Photo Sent in by Alison from Gingin, Western Australia.

Gingin is Situated approx 80 kms north east of Perth. It is a picturesque little town nestled in a valley with the Gingin Brook running through the middle. Gingin has both agricultural and horticultural industries with wheat, sheep, cattle, horses, pigs, and chickens, oranges, grapes and olives as well as the many market gardens in the district.

The photo is taken outside the 140 year old Uniting Church. it has a lovely bell which is rung every time there is a service, calling people to worship. This and the 150 year old Anglican Church in town is a testament to the Godly heritage and the love of Worship the pioneering forefathers had.

When there are 5 Sundays in a month, there is a 'Combined Churches of Gingin Service' held at one of the particapting churches, Anglican, Uniting or Gingin Christian Fellowship. Sunday the 31st of July, we were at the Uniting Church and all were happy to pose with our banner for the 'Photo Album'

We love Vision and listen on 88.0FM

This is a close-up of our previous photo so you can see us all.

Carole from St Helens, Tasmania.

We live in the NE corner of Tasmania and are the gateway to the beautiful Bay of Fires, declared the 3rd most beautiful beach in the world 2 years ago, according to Lonely Planet.

My picture reflects that beautiful beach and of course our call sign is made from seaweed - plus footprints in the sand.

We listen to Vision on 88.0FM

Neil from Sheffield Tasmania.

Sheffield is a small rural town near Devonport, it is known as the town of murals. The photo was taken from a hill called the badgers and it has Mt Roland in the background.

Neil Listens to vision on 87.6FM

Victoria from Tamborine, Brisbane, Queensland.

Tamborine is part of Scenic Rim and has a Post Office, petrol station, Bearded Dragon Licensed Restaurant, skate park, Rural Fire Brigade, Town Hall. This photo was taken across the road from our house. I am pictured with my 18 mth old son, Philip

Victoria and her family listen to Vision on 87.8FM

Coral and her friends from Rainbow Beach.

We listen to vision on 87.6FM

Sheron and her daughter Emma from Merridan in Western Australia. Merredin is country town located 260km east of Perth. It has a population of 3000 and is a central region for wheat and sheep farming. This photo is of the sign that is located 8km west of Merredin on Great Eastern Highway.

Listens to Vision on 88.0FM

Naomi from Kalgoorlie, Western Australia.

At the edge of our town is the Super Pit, a very large open mine which many visitors come to see. This is where this photo was taken.
Kalgoorlie is a great place to live, it is 600kms east of Perth and 400kms to our nearest beach at Esperance.

I listen to Vision on 1431AM

Maurie and Margaret from Surfers Paradise on the Gold Coast, Queensland.

This photo is taken at the beach end of the Surfers Paradise mall.

This area of the new mulit-million dollar boardwalk was to be opened today (August 29th). It won't be opened for another two weeks...we just couldn't wait any longer. This icon is the only remaining part of the old boardwalk except for a few old trees which we call big schrubs.

To see more go to http://tinyurl.com/3nrqu4z

We listen to Vision on 87.8FM

Uploaded by Jenny from Kyabram, Victoria.

The photo is of some great kids that frequent The Rock Drop in Centre. Our Church runs this centre for all age groups and families. The Rock has been a constant in the town for over 11 years and it has been practically showing God's love. Many kids have turned their lives around, due to the love and support they receive at this centre.

We listen to vision on 1413AM

Christian Community Church, Alice Springs, Northern Territory.

Hello, this photo was taken today after church. We just mentioned it at coffee and whoever was availabe posed for the photo and thankfully it worked well, as the one we took last week didn't.

We love living in Alice Springs, We love our church and we love Vision FM.

We listen to Vision on 88.0FM

Harvey from Sorell in Tasmania standing outside the weekly market - a very famous market even to this day.

Kev from Carrum Downs, Victoria.

Photo Taken oustide of Carrum Downs Shopping Centre.

We listen to Vision on 1611AM

Photo uploaded by Andrew from Casterton, Victoria.

Casterton: population about 2000, is about 350km west of Melbourne, located amongst the rolling hills of Western Victoria, is on the Glenelg River and half an hour by road from the SA border. Known and promoted as the birthplace of the Kelpie - something which is celebrated on the Queen's Birthday long weekend each year (2nd weekend in June) with the Pedigree Working Dog Australian Kelpie Muster. This year's was the 15th Muster and there were record crowds on both days. Vision Radio's transmitter is housed at Casterton Community Church. The photo includes some folk from the church and was taken after church today.

We listen to Vision on 104.5FM

Mt Barker is a fast growing town of just over 10,000 people & is 30 minutes drive from Adelaide

The radio station is transmitted on 88.0FM from the AOG Church.

Caleb and Isaac from Horsham, Victoria.

Horsham is a beautiful city, the hub of the Wimmera, country Victoria. Our family loves to spend time at Weir Park; where you can have a BBQ, play on the playground, chat with friends, go for a walk, or like Caleb & Isaac in this photo, you can go fishing for Murray Cod, Yellow Belly, Redfin and Carp.

They listen to Vision on 102.9FM

Andrew, Lisa and Anabelle from Wallen, Victoria. Photo has been taken outside the Free Wallen Library Hall - est 1877.

The family listen to Vision on 1611AM

Matthew from Ardrossan, South Australia.

Ardrossan is a 150km drive from Adelaide, and is located on the upper eastern side of the leg of Yorke Peninsula. The towns exports salt and dolomite around the world by boat, and its silo and bunkers store grains and legumes harvest time from farms around the area. The town is known for its blue crabs and fishing.  

God has blessed us with good opening rains and so the side of my dirty car was the ideal place to write the vision frequency.

Coolgardie Gospel Chapel.

Coolgardie is in the Goldfields region of Western Australia. It is a small town of around 1 200 people. We are in a big mining centre with Kalgoorlie just 40km away.

This photo was taken at Sunday Fellowship lunch for the Coolgardie Gospel Chapel and shows the type of wonderful people you would meet if you come to fellowship with us!!

They Listen to vision on 87.6FM

Ian from Nundah, Queensland.

A few of the folk from the North-East Baptist Church in Nundah, which hosts the local Vision transmitter on 87.8FM

(Photo taken by Karen).

Alan from Keith, South Australia.

Alan listens to Vision on 88.0FM

Cyril from Kallangur, Queensland.

The photo was taken at the War Memorial at Central Kallangur, Pine Rivers District, Queensland.

We enjoy hearing Vision on 88.0FM

Paul from Ipswich, Karrabin, Queensland.

Paul is standing in front of a Canberra Jet Bomber in Amberly, Ipswich.

Paul listens to Vision on 87.6FM

Photo uploaded by Rex from Maida Vale, Western Australia.

Hi all, this is a photo of the front part of an iron mine in Tom Price, with Mt Namless in the back ground where the relay station is located.

We listen to vision on 104.1 FM at work

(From Left to Right) Shakira, Garry, Tianee, Keenan and Toneya from Ararat, Victoria.

We are proudly holding the Vision Radio banner at the top of the "One Tree Hill" lookout, overlooking the Ararat township and looking towards Mt Langi Ghiran a local landmark.

We listen to Vision on 96.9FM

Nigel from Andergrove, Queensland.

On top of The Leap, just a bit north of Mackay QLD.

Listens to Vision on 1647AM

Uploaded by Janelle from Kingaroy, Queensalnd.

I was going to send the picture I took with the boys in front of the peanut van, but there are actually peanut vans in more locations than just Kingaroy, so I sent the one with the "nuts" instead! It's in the Lion's park just across from the peanut van and tourists can take their photos inside the peanut and navy bean (that's what they are if you didn't know!). Of course, Kingaroy is known as the "Peanut Capital of Australia" because Australia's largest peanut processing plant is located in the town and the peanut silos dominate the skyline. Since the silos are so big, any person in a photo with them would have been so small it would have defeated the purpose of the biggest family photo and I'm not a techo that I could have photoshot our family and vision number in such a photo. Anyway, hope you enjoy the photo we decided to send in.

We listen to Vision on 87.6FM

This is the main street of Cooma.  Cooma is a great town of 8000 people, conveniently located a couple of hours from ski fields, the beach and the city of Canberra!

Laurence from Redlynch Cairns.

Cairns in Tropical Far North Queensland is a place always in a good mood. The visitors make up a third of the population and give it a holiday atmosphere. The churches here work well together in praying for the town. Vision Radio is gradually increasing its coverage as sites are authorised and equipped and coming on line. The photo is taken at the Esplanade Lagoon where so many visitors and locals enjoy the Cairns tropical life. The fish sculptures pick up the themes of the barrier reef and woven palm fronds.

Listens to Vision on 87.6FM and 88.0FM

Listens to Vision on 87.6FM

Julatten Family Fellowship from North Queensland.

Julatten is a small rural area and so no landmarks apart from our beautiful mountains in the background on a cloudy day after church on Sunday. Our Church group pictured is 'Julatten Family Fellowship' (non denominational Christian church).

The Church listens to Vision on 87.8FM

Donald and friends from St Pauls Uniting Church, Mackay, Queensland.

Mackay is a blue river town on the Pioneer river at the southern end of the Whitsunday Island regeon. We support the Bowen Basin coal industry and service the beef and sugar as well.

Tourism is a big part of our activity. We broadcast on both am and fm christian radio with a 40 kilometer radius.

We listen to Vision on 1647AM and 88.0FM

Andrew from Rockhampton, Queensland.

Rockhampton is a large town in Central Queensland often referred to as 'the Beef Capital of Australia'. The tropic of Capricorn circle runs through the town, and this giant sundial marks the spot. So you can stand in front of the sundial with one foot in the tropics, and the other foot out!!

I listen to Vision on 87.6FM

Sarah from Brunswick Junction, Western Australia.

Sarah and her sheep Melody who is going to lamb within 5 weeks. Perhaps she will "birth" a new station.
Brunswick Junction is known for dairy cows, but we run sheep.

Many thanks, Jenny (Mum).

They Listen to Vision on 1017AM

Photo sent in by Jan from Mt Warren Park, Queensland.

Jan listens to Vision on 87.6FM

Sue and bob from Narrogin, Western Australia.

Narrogin is situated in the Southern Wheatbelt and is the commercial center for the area. Surrounded by rich agricultural land and many nature reserves. The different wild flowers in and around the area attract many visitors during spring, with many self drive routes and accessable walks.

Established as a town supporting one of WA rail lines. It is the home to one of the biggest residential colleges supporting the senior high - where the ariel for Vision is positioned.

We listen to vision on 87.6FM

Submitted by Sally-Anne from Yungaburra, Queesnland.

This photo is taken at the 'Welcome to Yungaburra' sign with our 3 kids - Brandon, Callum and Bonnie. Yungaburra is on the Atherton Tablelands with rural views, Lake Tinaroo and home to the Yungaburra Markets.

They Listen to Vision on 88.0FM

Danielle from Rockhampton, Queensland.

This photo was taken from the Mt Archer Lookout overlooking Rockhampton- unfortunately you can't see a lot of it in this photo- but the name's there!

It's a great town: Small enough to be friendly and easy to get around and big enough not to get bored easily!

We've been broadcasting and supporting Vision for years and years, and we agree that it's time for a family photo! :)

They Listen to Vision on 87.6FM

Jillian from Horsham Victoria.

My hometown of Horsham is a small city in the Wimmera, 1/2 between Melbourne & Adelaide. I am holding up the Vison frequency for Horsham and am so grateful for having Christian radio here. I love the encouraging stories and teaching from scripture.

Thank you Vision Radio.

I listen to Vision on 102.9FM

Joy from Wee Waa, New South Wales.

Wee Waa is a big little town with wonderful people and experiences.

The photo is taken in front of the town memorial clock. The clock is at the centre of a cross avenue of jackaranda trees. Joy is at the right of the photo with Willy and Jacky with their grandma Lybnnie in the middle and Sue is on the left.

We listen to Vision on 87.6FM

Jennifer from Margate, Queensland.

Jennifer is Standing in front of the 'Springs of Living Water' feature from her town.

Jennifer listens to Vision on 87.6FM

Benjamin and Jacob from Australind, Western Australia

Positioned 11km north of Bunbury, the coastal town of Australind is bordered by the Collie River and Leschenault Inlet, both offering very popular spots for boating, sailing, fishing & crabbing.

First settled back in 1841, the area boasts a rich history with many of the town's old buildings remaining today. The St Nicholas Church, built in 1848, is said to be Australia's smallest church and is just one of the many historical buildings which are open for viewing.

Bed and breakfasts and caravan parks are available in Australind, with more accommodation on offer in Bunbury.

Australind is easily accessible from Perth, located roughly 165km south of the city.

Things to do include:

• Henton Cottage - built in 1841 as the Prince of Wales Hotel.
• St Nicholas Church.
• Australind Scenic Drive.
• Australind Memorial - commemorates the unsuccessful settlement of the area in 1841 by pioneers.
• Leschenault Inlet - popular for water activities and fishing

Chrissy and Cinna from Ipswich, Queensland.

We love Vision and listen on 87.6FM

Hazel from Coorow, Western Australia.

Pictured from left is Ron, Hazel, Gail & Nev. Many thanks to you all at UCB for this great service.

We listen to Vision on 88.0FM

Stephen from mackay, Queensland.

This photo is from the Public viewing area (lookout) at the Port of Hay Point (40 kms sth of Mackay). Workers at both terminals (Dalrymple Bay and Hay point) have been blessed since 2008 in receiveing the message via Vision 1647 am.

The port exports 87 mtpa of coal and is currently under expansion which will increase export a further 10 mtpa. 100's of jobs have been created due to the expansion.

Thank you Vision for reaching our cummunity and work place.

Coral from Cooloola Cove.

Listens to Vision on 87.6FM

Peter from Tunbridge, Tasmania. Photo is in the Middlands a good hour from Hobart to the south and Launceston to the north. Population about 100 the cottage is 155 years old built out of sandstone blocks and it houses the vision radio station transmitter.

Listens to Vision on 88.0FM

Mossman Uniting Church congregation, Mossman, Queensland.

We are blessed to have the reciever & transmitter mounted on the Church. We are excited to see the effect Vision Radio Network is having in our community since installation three months ago.

We listen to vision on 88.0FM

Vikki and her two children up on Mt Cootha lookout, which oversees Brisbane.

Listens to Vision on 87.8FM

Marilyn from Maddigton, Western Australia.

Marilyn is standing next to 'The Jesus Fence'. the Lord gave her this vision 15 years ago - to use a cyclone fence for His Glory.

Marilyn listens to Vision on 88.0FM

Evelyn from Coleraine, Victoria.

Evelyn listens to vision on 88.6FM

Marie and Owen from Sarina, Queensland.

They both listen to Vision on 88.0FM

Ian and Mandy Worby from Tanah Merah, Queensland.

Tanah Merah means 'red earth' in Indonesian/Malay. This type of soil is found across the local area. The land was once owned by the Murray family who sold it off in sections to developers. The Murray farm still exists in Tanah Merah and is located at the end of Murrays Road which also holds the largest single population of Austromyrtus gonoclada trees. Less than 300 specimens are known to exist and many are located along the road itself as well on adjoining property.

Mandy and Ian Listen to Vision on 87.8FM

Tim from Narrabri, New South Wales.

This photo was taken of Tim at the "Australia Telescope Compact Array" which is located to the west of Narrabri. This facility has assisted NASA with observing Saturn at close range as well as many other astronomical objects.

Narrabri is a town with a population of 7500. The area is also renowned for the growing and research of cotton & grains as well as more recently coal mining.

Vision is broadcast on 87.6FM.

Linda from Kununurra, Western Australia.

Photo has been taken at the sign entering Kununurra.

Linda istens to Vision on 88.0FM

Kyla from Andergrove, Mackay, Queensland.

Mackay QLD, East Point, Harbour Beach.

Listens to Vision on 1647AM

Helen and Husband from Kalgoorlie, Western Australia.

This photo captures not only the new sign commemorating historic Hannan St (in honour of Paddy Hannan's gold find) but also the clock tower which has recently been refurbished. Kalgoorlie was the first town to have a high powered station broadcasting Vision on the AM band, largely due to the efforts or our erstwhile neighbour, Danny Waters!

We listen to Vision on 1431AM

Chris from Raymond Island, Victoria.

Paynesville and Raymond Island is located about 15 km south of Bairnsdale in East Gippsland, Victoria, and is situated in the beautiful Gippsland Lakes region. You might like to know that we generally have really good weather and today the sun is shining brightly and it is absolutely glorious!

We listen to Vision on 97.5FM

Oliver and Edith from Hamilton, Victoria.

As you will see I submitted the Hamilton Baptist photo a few minutes ago.

This photo was taken at the Big Wool Bales attraction at Western entrance to Hamilton. Edith my wife & I are holding the banner. We help keep Vision Radio on the air at the Baptist Church too.

They Listen to Vision on 102.1FM

Willy from Mackay, Queensland.

Taken at Northside Uniting Church Fair in Mackay last Saturday. Willy Bailey proudly 'mans' the Vision Stand which was set up, very artistically by a German couple - Ellen & Olov - backpackers from Germany staying at Willie's place.
A Visitor to the Vision stand was Mr Blane Goodwin (ex N.2.) who was founding member of "RHEMA" in New Zealand.

We listen to Vision on 88.0FM

Helen and Family from Tully, Queensland.

On this photo you can see us in full shot with Tully's Golden Gumboot! You can see the frequency on the paper we wrote on better in the other photo we uploaded.

Tully is well known for its huge rainfall totals, 3861mm so far this year!, and our Golden Gumboot, just opposite our Sugar Mill is a great place to view our town.

Still recovering from Cyclone Yasi, Tully is a hive of activity and you always hear ppl around town sharing their stories of what is or is not happening/getting fixed at their place! We are very glad Vision is back on in Tully because now we can say with GUSTO... Tully has Vision!!

We listen to Vision on 88.0FM

Tony from Elphinstone, Victoria.

Elphinstone is a small town between Kyneton & Castlemaine full of friendly people. Approximately 500 are sheep farmers and apple growers in our district. We have a Post Office General Store & a Country Hotel.

We Listen to Vision on 88.0FM

Irene and Pauline from Altona Meadows, Victoria.

Irene & Pauline walk this beach every monday & tuesday afternoons.. and talk about what they have enjoyed on 1611am Vision Radio...
Altona is a real lovely place and people I work with only think of it as a dump !! but irene and i think its a well kept secret... God bless.

The  both listen to Vision on 1611AM

Photo submitted by Neil and Liz from Parkes, New South Wales.

Photo taken outside the famous Parkes Satallite featured in the Australian Movie 'The Dish'. This Satellite helped to transmit the TV Signal for the broadcasting of the 'Landing of the Moon' by the Americans Back in 1969.

They Listen to Vision on 87.6FM

Hamilton Baptist Church.

Our Church houses the Vision 102.1 FM Transmitter which is just accross the road from the Post Office, behind the camera lady. We took this photo after church yesterday 31st July.

Hamilton is known as the Wool Capital of the World as a lot of fine wool is grown here but cereal crops are also grown too. Population a bit over 10,000.

Submitted by Oliver Gellert for HBC.
Photographer Mrs Wendy Radley.

They Listen to Vision on 102.1FM

Driving into Murgon and Cherbourg in Queensland you see our Centenary sign. Here we get to enjoy Vision on 88 FM as you can see from our three willing helpers - Darren, Estelle & Greg.

Photo uploaded by Angela from Paraburdoo, Western Australia.

We have recently moved to Paraburdoo [been here 5 weeks]. We are enjoying the local sights and this is one of our favourite ... The Paraburdoo Burger Bus!!! As we like to say ..."Move over Macdonalds!!!"

Though it's hard to see the signs, three of our children are standing in the pic holding the signs: 1 says "Paraburdoo" & the other says "Vision 98.1FM"

John from Barfold, Victoria.

Barfold is a small farming community located in central Victoria. The vision radio frequency is written in hay bales (88.0FM). The vision aerial is in the backgroung and the dogs name is Polly.

Picture taken by Margaret from Bunbury Western Australia.

I just got a few Vision Radio listeners from my church together at the old Lighthouse landmark in Bunbury and took this photo (so I'm not in it!) but we represent Australind, Eaton, & Gelorup (suburbs of Bunbury) as well as Bunbury.

We all tune in to Vision aon 1017AM

Evelyn from Kallangur, Queensland.

Kallangur is suburb in the Pine Rivers District, North of Brisbane. It is 25 kilometres from Brisbane City. The photo was taken at the War Memorial on ANZAC Avenue, Kallangur.

We enjoy listening to Vision Radio on FM 88.0FM

Hi from the Evans Family in BIG RAM country Wagin, Western Australia.

Wagin is 228km south east of Perth and has a population of about 1800 and is wheat, oats, canola and sheep country. The agricultural show known as "the Wagin Woolarama" is held at the beginning of March. The Big Ram is 9m high, 13m long, 6m wide and weighs 4 tons and was built and placed here in 1985.

Pictured is Kevin, Julie-Ann and boys Matthew and Josh.

They Listen to Vision on 87.6 FM

Tessa from Sorell in Tasmania standing outside the weekly market - a very famous market even to this day.

Listens to Vision on 88.0FM

Roy and Rosemary from Dalwallinu, Western Australia.

The Vision dish etc is on our church building - Dalwallinu Baptist Church.

We Enjoy Vision (we live in town) especially the speakers like Chuck Swindoll, Ravi Zacharias etc.

God Bless.

Roy and Rosemary listen to Vision on 88.0FM

Helen and Family from Tully, Queensland.

On this photo you can see the writing on the paper (not very dark!!) and the other photo we uploaded is a better one of our great landmark - Tully's Golden Gumboot!

Tully is well known for its huge rainfall totals, 3861mm so far this year!, and our Golden Gumboot, just opposite our Sugar Mill is a great place to view our town.

Still recovering from Cyclone Yasi, Tully is a hive of activity and you always hear ppl around town sharing their stories of what is or is not happening/getting fixed at their place! We are very glad Vision is back on in Tully because now we can say with GUSTO... Tully has Vision!!

We listen to Vision on 88.0FM

Fiona from Mackay, Queensland.

This photo was taken by the old Customs House next to the Pioneer River.

Fion Listens to Vision on 1647AM

Newman Baptisit Church, Newman, Western Australia.

Hi guys, have been listening to your request for weeks and the Newman Baptist Church finally got our act together last Sunday and a bunch of us did this for you. We got two to choose from the blue and white T shirts you sent us a couple of years ago when we had a shade stall at our local festival.

We provided a shady spot to sit and gave away lots of cold water, ballons for the kids and played the station all day.

If you zoom in just a bit you'll be able to read the shirts.

We listen to Vision on 96.9FM

Shaani from Newman, Western Australia.

This photo was taken in front of an old Haulpac in front of the Newman Visitors Centre. We have been living here for 6 months now. Its a wonderful town!

We listen to Vision on 96.9FM

Anita and her family from New Farm, Brisbane.

We live in New Farm which is located close to the Brisbane City, Story Bridge and Brisbane River.
We have clicked our Family picture at the New Farm Park because it is the most beautiful park in our suburb and it is an ultimate recreational outdoor place for all age groups.

Anita and her family listen to Vision on 88.0FM

Al from Cobar, NSW. Cobar is a mining town in western NSW, population of 5,000. The Cobar sign was erected by High School students about 10 years ago on "the slag dump" the waste product from an old copper smelter on the eastern approach to town on the Barrier Highway. The car on the left is an EK Holden belonging to a friend of mine and on the right is a AP6 valiant that I had restored and have since sold.

Listens to Vision on 88.0FM