Volunteer preserves heritage
Passion put forward for Power 100
THE community knows best the people who influence and shape their lives.
And that has become clear with The Chronicle’s inaugural Power 100 series released in full at the weekend.
The comprehensive, yet subjective, list called for nominations of the men and women - and families - who have influenced your lives and earned your respect and recognition. So here are some more. This week, The Chronicle will profile the powerful people as nominated by you, so keep the nominations coming to news@thechronicle.com.au this week, with why they should be on the list.
HELEN MOLONEY
A TIRELESS promoter of the iconic Royal Bulls Head Inn and Harris House, Helen Moloney epitomises commitment to preserving the city’s history.
A valued and respected member of the committee of the Toowoomba branch of the National Trust was the recipient of the National Trust Volunteer Achievement Award for 2016-17.
Known for organising school visits to the inn, Mrs Moloney is also involved in the maintenance of the inn and a strong promoter of heritage tourism.
She is the treasurer of the fundraising committee for the restoration of the heritage-listed St Luke’s Hall, and has worked directly with the Toowoomba Regional Council’s Heritage Advisory Council.