News about Quentin Bryce

Daniel Lightfoot, a Brisbane fashion designer, tragically took his own life on Christmas Day 2022 at the age of 58. For the first time since his death, his daughter, Paris Lightfoot, spoke out for the first time, revealing that she had no idea where he was living and how the legendary designer 'pulled away' from family and relatives as he wrestled with anxiety and depression. On May 27, Ms Lightfoot will host a Run for Resilience to support those who are struggling with mental health issues.

Quentin Bryce, the former governor of Queensland, dazzled on Tuesday night as she watched Hamilton's opening night. The 80-year-old ruled the red carpet affair with her son Tom Bryce, who was beaming for photos. Bryce's white lace dress with an off-the-shoulder style that featured sheer panels was dazzling.

On Thursday, Belinda Clark, an Australian icon, became the first female athlete to be immortalized in a statue anywhere in the world, as History was made at the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG). After a stellar career that included 134 games for Australia and captaining the country to two World Cup titles, the 52-year-old batter is widely regarded as one of, if not the best female players of all time. Legends of the game (bottom right) were on hand to see the moment that was almost lost when NSW Premier Dominic Peret (bottom right) mistook the name of respected former Governor Quentin Bryce (bottom center).

Daniel Lightfoot, a Brisbane fashion designer, died on Christmas Day at the age of 58. The news was revealed by his daughter, Paris Lightfoot, who posted a sad tribute to her father on Tuesday. "Late last night, heaven gained the most popular and funny Angel," she wrote alongside an old photograph of the two couples together.

The Queen's long association with Australia began in 1954 (Sydney, left) when she was 27 years old (Sydney, right). She was the only reigning British monarch to have ever visited Australia and visited 16 tours. During her reign, six Australian prime ministers were born, including Australia's first female prime minister Julia Gillard, who declined to inset in 2011. The Queen's 1992 Ruby Jubilee visit coincided with Paul Keating's first two months as Prime Minister, causing outrage when he touched her on the back (bottom, right). Sir Robert Menzies quoting a line from 17th century poet Thomas Ford in 1963 (top right) quoting a line from that period. 'I did not know her passing by, but I still love her until I die,' Sir Robert said to a blushing monarch.