The Chronicle

Style asks our readers about their first jobs

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BARBARA COSSART

I started my first job in 1956 as the secretary to an accountant in Biggenden, Queensland.

I quite enjoyed the job. After boarding school, I could be my own person and earn a little money.

I loved the freedom my first job gave me.

MICHELLE HANNA

My first job was at a local Gold Coast news agency, where I did anything and everything.

I left the job after working there for 18 months, because I moved to Toowoomba.

NICK EASTON

I was a spare parts interprete­r. I had to find different parts for different kinds of agricultur­al machinery.

Every day was an adventure, because you never knew what was going to walk through the door.

DARIAN JAYNE LEWIS

My first job was in hairdressi­ng.

I’ve always been interested in hairdressi­ng, particular­ly the styling aspects of the job.

I liked how, through the job, I got to know many different people and personalit­ies.

GARRETT MALONE

I was a bartender at the Emerald Memorial Club in Emerald, Central Queensland, for four years.

The best part of the job, was being a socialite. The worst part was cleaning up afterwards, when the bar closed for the night.

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