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Qld volunteers get a pat on the back

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by DPS

Queensland Premier Anna Bligh has publicly recognised 15 of the state’s super seniors for their outstanding contribution to the state.

Donating decades of time and a wealth of expertise to charities and other worthy causes, the recipients of the annual Premier’s Award for Queensland Seniors were honoured at a special ceremony at Parliament House.

“At a time when there’s growing pressure on individuals, families and communities, these Queenslanders are an inspiration to us and they embody the true meaning of community spirit,” Premier Bligh said.

More than 220 nominations were received and 15 winners were selected.

The awardees provided community support in a number of areas including dance, sport, Indigenous culture as well as aged care and disability services.

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