Henry Pike (Bowman, Liberal National Party) Share this | Hansard source

Sunday 13 July marked the 12th Redlands Annual Charity Day at Hogan's Wellington Point, and what a day it was. Each year this event continues to grow in strength and community support, and the 2025 event was no exception. Once again, the Redlands community showed up in full force. Thanks to the generosity of the local community, over $100,000 was raised. This year's fundraising efforts were dedicated to Jodie Bromiley, a much loved local mum who is facing an unimaginably tough journey. Jodie was first diagnosed with breast cancer in her early 30s and has since battled the disease three times with quiet strength and determination. Now, heartbreakingly, she must fight it for a fourth time, and her courage is evident for all to see. The outpouring of support from the Redlands community is a testament to how deeply loved and respected this local businessowner is.

The money raised will help ease the burden for the Bromiley family as they navigate the road ahead, offering some financial relief and peace of mind during an otherwise overwhelming time. This is what the strength of the community is all about—standing together and lifting one another up when it's needed most, and no-one does it like Redlanders do. A heartfelt thank you goes to Paul Branagan, the driving force behind the Redlands charity day. Each year, Paul brings people together to support those who need it most. His passion, commitment and community spirit are what make this day so special and so successful. To everyone who volunteered, attended, donated and contributed in any way: thank you.

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