Weekly Wrap - Irrigator - November 28, 2025 - video Dailymotion

Weekly Wrap up of news headlines for the week

Transcript

00:00Good afternoon Leighton and welcome to the weekend.

00:03I'm irrigator journalist Kai Hawroid here to deliver your wrap up of the headlines this

00:07week.

00:08Our top story this week was a donation of $3,800 to Parkview Public School from Westpac

00:13Bank to support their Crunch and Sip program, ensuring every child has access to healthy

00:19fruit and water to start their days off the right way.

00:22Yours Chorley also wrote an editorial on this asking should we be relying on corporate

00:26charity to feed our kids?

00:28You can read both of those on theirrigator.com.au.

00:31He's here in town so we took a look at the ups and downs of this brave new world through

00:35the eyes of a lean Uber Eats driver asking the question whether flexible working hours

00:41really are worth the inconsistency.

00:43We also got a fascinating look into the bus community with Narendra man Maverick Parham

00:48on the lookout for an ex-Hanby's bus that he hopes to restore back to working condition

00:53and then use for community events.

00:55If you've got any leads on that you can contact Maverick.

00:58In council news, Leighton Shire Council was awarded the AR Blewett Memorial Award for the first

01:05time since 1963.

01:07The award aims to recognise excellence in innovation and leadership and is a huge feather

01:12in the cap for our council and their staff.

01:13Remember, if you have an interesting story, a lead or a call for help you can always contact

01:18me at 0447 781 540 or at kai.holroyd at ostcommunitymedia.com.au.

01:28That's it from me for now, have an excellent weekend and I will see you on Monday.