By Neesha Sinnya Jim Davies and Isabella Pointing were among the participants. Rhonda Trivett’s mission is to introduce inclusive sports into the region so that people of all abilities can reap the benefits of exercise and gain a sense of belonging. “People need to belong out there and feel that they are part of something,”
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The South Burnett Flying Panthers’ all-inclusive wheelchair basketball team was defeated by the Fraser Coasters wheelchair basketball team in a tight game on Saturday 26 June. It was the Flying Panthers’ first competitive game against another region. The team had a successful game missing out on a win by only four points, with the final
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PROMINENT South Burnett social workers and advocates crowded around Rhonda Trivett’s dining table to hear her announcement. She wanted to say thank you. “These people have been wonderful to me, and so many things can happen when people help each other and stick by each other,” Ms Trivett said. In their own ways they had
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Rhonda Trivett serves as the founding President of the South Burnett Peace of Mind Association, where she oversees the operations of a volunteer-run drop-in center every Monday. Remarkably, this drop-in center has been serving the community for a commendable 12 years. Rhonda embarked on this journey in 2011 with a noble mission: to extend her
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Rhonda gets justice for state’s “worst case of child abuse” Tobi Loftus, South Burnet Times 29 Oct 2017 RHONDA Trivett was sitting on her bed watching a movie on October 17 when she received a phone call she’d been waiting for since 1981. “It was (Queensland Health Minister) Cameron Dick and (Child Safety Minister) Shannon
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