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Rotary Club of Goondiwindi Extends a $10,000 Helping Hand to Western Queensland Flood Victims

Flooding is seen from the air around the Thargomindah region during the recent mass flooding. Rotary Goondiwindi has donated $10,000 to the flood recovery, half of that directly to the Thargomindah community. (AAP Image/Pool, James Brickwood)

When disaster strikes, it’s often the quiet acts of kindness that make the biggest difference and the people of the […]

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